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Reyna Grande, a visiting author, gave a lecture Thursday evening in Wilson Library about Hispanic Heritage month.

Author Reyna Grande discusses struggles of crossing US border

By Dhvani Bhatia | September 30

Reyna Grande shared her story of the many physical and metaphorical borders she has crossed in her life — including the US/Mexico border.

NPR's Nina Totenberg (left) speaks with Michael Gerhardt about The Supreme Court and the Presidency in Memorial Hall on Tuesday Night.

Nina Totenberg discusses women in the workforce

By Johanna Cano | September 21

Addressing a large crowd at Memorial Hall Tuesday night, Nina Totenberg, an NPR correspondent, discussed her journey as one of the few female journalists ...

Student committee voted against business school fee

By Jamie Gwaltney and Sofia Edelman | September 21

The Student Fee Audit Committee did not recommend passing a new student fee proposed by the Kenan-Flagler Business School.

UNC's Graduate and Professional Student Federation has been working closely with Student Government in a bid to earn a seat on the Board of Trustees.

Google Fiber installation progresses in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Megan Royer | September 8

Google Fiber is coming to Chapel Hill and Carrboro — but it might take a little while.

New year brings new faces to the University

By Nic Rardin and Harris Wheless | August 23

Katie Ziglar became the new director of the Ackland Art Museum on July 6. Ziglar comes to the Ackland from the Freer and Sackler Galleries at the Smithsonian ...

CUAB busy making plans for the school year

By Rachel Jones | August 20

Campus life may have died down over summer break, but new Carolina Union Activities Board President Neil Harwani has been nonstop since May.

More than half of Honor Court academic cases are students of color

By Kelly Jasiura | April 26

Fifty-six percent of academic cases in the University’s Honor Court concern students of color, said Honor Court Vice Chairperson Marty Davidson at the ...

UNC students join organization to support solar energy

By Jack Davis | April 21

Solar Head of State, an international nonprofit dedicated to awareness and solar energy usage, has strong ties to UNC.

Graduate student Nelson Pace helped found Stigma Free Carolina two years ago (courtesy of Nelson Pace).

Q&A with Stigma Free Carolina founders

By Cailyn Derickson | April 20

Two years ago, graduate students Nelson Pace and Nikhil Tomar founded Stigma Free Carolina to reduce stigma surrounding mental health concerns.

Chapel Hill supports Clean Power Plan

By Sarah Crump | April 13

Chapel Hill has joined more than 50 municipal governments across the nation to support the amicus brief filed to defend the Environmental Protection Agency’s ...

Roy Cooper refuses to defend McCrory as race intensifies

By Corey Risinger | April 6

North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory and Attorney General Roy Cooper have found contention in the bathrooms and not the ballot boxes.

Giszelle is one of the co-founders of the Herban Garden.

Local project supports social movement

By Rebecca Ayers | April 5

Herban Garden is an organization founded by two UNC students aimed at informing youth about sustainability practices and food cultivation.

Lauren Fuller does it all in UNC softball's Sunday sweep of Louisville

By Evan Chronis | April 3

Lauren Fuller batted in four runs on Sunday while also recording a win and a save on the mound.

Crowds gather in the Peace and Justice plaza in protest of House Bill 2 that passed last week.

Hundreds shut down Franklin Street protesting House Bill 2

By Jane Little | March 30

Tar Heels finish 26th at NCAA Championship

By Kiley Burns | March 27

On Saturday, the No. 18 North Carolina men’s swimming and diving team wrapped up their season with a 26th place finish in the 2016 NCAA Division ...

Kenny Williams' first career 3-pointer helps seal ACC Tournament quarterfinal win for UNC men's basketball

By Brendan Marks | March 10

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Kenny Williams made a 3-pointer, and it counted. And yes, it was in a game. And yes, you can try to write it off, but it mattered. ...