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'Like Cinderella': Professor Mark McCombs' impact transcends his sparkly heels

By Darby McBride | November 11

Mark McCombs described working with students as a gift.

Nationwide racist texts target UNC students in the Black community

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | November 11

Many Black UNC students have received anonymous racist texts, like many students nationwide. Government officials on the local and national level are ...

Column: Maybe Trump is a fascist, but that’s who the American people want

By Hailie Davidson | November 11

"From border policy to economics to education, the ultraconservatism espoused by Trump is eerily similar to the fascist practices of historically authoritarian ...

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

David Boliek was appointed to the Board of Trustees by the UNC System Board of Governors, while Brad Briner was appointed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...

Waffle House workers demand better labor conditions, increased security

By Jessica Baugh | November 11

Following the tragic death of an 18-year-old Waffle House employee, other Waffle House workers demand better security and support in their workplace.

Column: The climate crisis is a worldwide issue, but fixing it starts with our local communities

By Maggie Mead | November 11

"Often, the responsibility of sustainability is placed on individuals, rendering it a commendable personal virtue rather than a necessity for the preservation ...

Interim head coach Damon Nahas reflects on UNC women's soccer's progress

By Emma Moon | November 11

After the ACC championship loss, Nahas thought about his team's resolve.

Campus community talks post-election mental health strategies

By Zora Hollie | November 10

Following last week's election, the campus community discussed stress levels and coping mechanisms.

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Cadence puts on dreamy a cappella fall showcase

By Shreya Senthilkumar | November 10

Cadence, UNC's a capella group for femme-presenting and non-binary singers, took the stage of the Carolina Union Audiorium on Saturday for a one-hour ...

Venezuelan rock band Viniloversus heads to Miami for the 25th Latin Grammys

By Morgan Perry | November 10

Hillsborough-based artist Orlando "Mango" Martinez will attend his third Latin Grammys for rock band Viniloversus with two nominations for Best Rock Album ...

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16th annual Elf Market highlights wide variety of local artists

By Brooke Xu | November 10

Vendors gathered in TheArtsCenter's new building in Carrboro to sell artisan goods and handcrafted items at the center's annual artist market.

NCDHHS approves additional funding to implement behavioral health services

By Joseph Cole | November 10

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced an additional $5 million to expand access to behavioral health providers and managers ...

Fantasy and family: A day at the Fool's Faire

By Katie DuHaime | November 10

People of all ages, many dressed in various costumes, gathered on Saturday to attend the annual Fool's Faire, a free renaissance festival hosted by Steel ...

Speakeasy Carrboro holds sentimental drag show 'Twerksgiving'

By Medha Nair | November 10

Twerksgiving was hosted at the Speakeasy Carrboro on Saturday night. This event was open to the public and provided an inclusive environment for the people ...

Review: CHROMAKOPIA reaffirms Tyler, The Creator is a lyrical genius

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | November 10

Staff writer Temiloluwa Alagbe reviews Tyler, The Creator's eighth studio album, "CHROMAKOPIA," released on Oct. 28.

UNC women's soccer surrenders two late goals in ACC championship loss

By Harry Crowther | November 10

Despite entering halftime up 2-1, the Tar Heels couldn't hold on in Sunday's ACC championship game.

Davis Library cafe project indefinitely postponed

By Allison Hurley | November 10

UNC hosts a variety of other cafe options around campus, however on-campus dining options close before or at midnight.

A picturesque glimpse into 'The Lost Weekend'

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | November 10

From Nov. 8-10, an exhibit at the Higgins and Myers Custom Framing and Fine Art Gallery in Chapel Hill displayed photos taken by May Pang, John Lennon's ...

Emotional support animals provide students with comfort of home

By Caroline King | November 10

There are over 50 registered support animals on campus, which provide their owners and other residential students with comfort.

May Pang to come to Chapel Hill to show never-before-seen photos of her ex, John Lennon

By Mollie Ray | November 10

May Pang, John Lennon's former lover from a period known in pop culture as the "Lost Weekend," will be in Chapel Hill this weekend to present photos of ...