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Chapel Hill Town Council discusses new developments, approves St. Paul's Village

By Defne Önal | October 13

The council discussed housing developments on East Lakeview Drive and Stancell Drive, and approved a conditional zoning application for the St. Paul Village ...

Dual-sport athlete Julia Dorsey mentors UNC women's soccer, aims for national title

By Erin Singleton | October 12

Although recovering and watching her team from the sidelines isn't where Julia Dorsey first envisioned herself during her final season of collegiate soccer, ...

'Ser Plantas': Film festival explores Latin American relationship with ecology

By Delphine Liu | October 12

The 38th annual N.C. Latin American Film Festival is run by the Consortium in Latin American and Caribbean Studies at UNC and Duke University.

Ernest Bawa embraces leadership role on the UNC men's soccer team

By Brendan Lunga | October 12

“Wherever you go, it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish it up,” Bawa said. “It’s going to take a lot of reflecting. I know I want to ...

'A travesty for representative democracy': NCGA budget provisions affect public records law

By Sophia Fanning | October 12

The North Carolina General Assembly passed the long-awaited 2023-25 state budget at the end of September. Legislators wrote one provision that exempts ...

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Innovate Carolina Junction serves Chapel Hill economy, provides year-round jobs

By Saudah Jannat | October 11

"In order to have a vibrant downtown, you have to have people here 12 months of the year," Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger said. "We love our students, ...

N.C. Land and Water Fund awards $45 million for natural spaces

By Ella Aluise | October 11

The N.C. Land and Water Fund Board of Trustees met to award $45 million of grants — out of $98 million in requests — for projects that work to protect ...

No. 1 UNC men's golf wins Williams Cup for third straight year; David Ford wins individual title

By Harry Crowther | October 11

Top-ranked UNC dominated the field at the Williams Cup on Monday and Tuesday, winning the tournament for the third straight year at Eagle Point Golf Club. ...

'Banned books week is every week': Libraries, bookstores elevate banned books

By Shreya Senthilkumar | October 11

UNC Libraries and the Chapel Hill Public Library hosted events to celebrate Banned Book Week during the first week of October. Flyleaf Books, a local ...

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Some UNC students feel uninformed about lab accessibility upgrades

By Isabella Hopkins | October 11

Two accessible labs were opened in Morehead Chemistry Labs at UNC in 2021. However, some students with disabilities said they only found out about the ...

UNC women's golf places third in Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational

By Anna Page Lancaster | October 11

UNC finished in third place, with top-10 finishes from graduate Kayla Smith and sophomore Megan Streicher. Smith became the second player in program history ...

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Multicultural sororities host hygiene drive for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

By Katelyn Hume | October 11

Throughout October the Phi Chapter of Latinas Promoviendo Comunidad/Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc. and The Associate Chapter of alpha Kappa Delta Phi International ...

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Orange County Schools Board of Education discusses spending, Indigenous Peoples Day

By Caroline Horne | October 11

Rhonda Rath, chief financial officer of Orange County Schools, said 21 percent of the 2024 fiscal year budget has been spent, and that 25 percent of the ...

The 17th annual Festival of the Bean cooks up chili and community

By Grace Gao | October 11

Last Sunday, Blacknall Memorial Presbyterian Church hosted its 17th Annual Festival of the Bean at Forest Hills Park in Durham. The annual chili cook-off ...

Leyla Santiago brings new perspective, representation to Hussman school

By Lucas Moore | October 11

“If I'm going to step back [from broadcast journalism], how do I spend my time with purpose? I can't think of a better way of doing that, than helping ...

Column: Which UNC library has gotten etiquette 'just right'?

By Nethali Padmaperuma | October 11

"The library etiquette and how it formed across our many campus libraries has recently become a great mystery to me. It's an anomaly. Although it seems ...

UNC ice hockey displays attention to detail in 7-1 win over Wake Forest

By Emma Moon | October 11

The UNC club ice hockey team defeated Wake Forest 7-1 on Friday at the Orange County Sportsplex. The team trains for two hours a week at night under a ...

Raising Cane's to open on the corner of Franklin and Columbia on Nov. 7

By Lola Oliverio | October 10

After months of waiting since its announced spring 2023 opening, the first-ever standalone Raising Cane’s restaurant in North Carolina will open on ...

No. 14 UNC soccer team blanks Florida Gulf Coast, 3-0

By Corey Davis | October 10

The No. 13 North Carolina men’s soccer team (6-1-4, 1-1-3 ACC) gained its fourth season shutout with a 3-0 home victory over Florida Gulf Coast (3-2-5, ...