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Spring study abroad applications to open Aug. 1

By Madeline Reames | July 11

UNC offers various types of study abroad programs across more than 70 countries. The application for studying abroad in the spring with open on August ...

UNC women's frisbee team reflects on program after fourth consecutive championship

By Abby Ludwig | July 10

The women's club ultimate frisbee squad — the Pleiades — has become an underground force.

Incoming first-year swimmer Martin Kartavi headed to Olympics

By Tess Alongi | July 10

Kartavi will represent Israel at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

UNC academics research shark ecology and mislabeling of shark meat in grocery stores

By Sarayu Thondapu | July 8

Shark Week is an annual, week-long television event that began on July 7. At UNC, sharks take the limelight for longer than a week, with many professors ...

British football clubs to bring in town revenue with Kenan Stadium match

By Lola Oliverio | July 8

On July 23, England’s Manchester City and Scotland’s Celtic football clubs will play a match at Kenan Stadium on UNC’s campus. It will be the second ...

'Trials and tribulation': UNC swimmer Patrick Hussey prepares for first Olympics

By Connor Gould | July 8

In May, Hussey made Canada's Senior National team with a second-place finish in the 200-meter freestyle at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials, ...

UNC professor's contract not renewed after University recorded classes without notice

By Ananya Cox | July 7

Professor Larry Chavis has worked at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School for 18 years. He said that he was not asked to return to UNC next year, saying ...

UNC workers remove the remainder of William Saunders' name from Carolina Hall on June 1, 2015. William Saunders was a chief organizer in the North Carolina Ku Klux Klan.

Renaming UNC buildings sees no progress in three years since committee recommendation

By Dania Al Hadeethi | July 7

Ten buildings recommended to be renamed by the Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward in 2021 remain the same three years later.

Four UNC swim & dive members set to compete in the Olympics

By Emma Moon | July 7

Four members of the UNC swim & dive team are set to compete in the 2024 Olympics. Here's a look at how they punched their ticket to Paris. ...

Carolina Housing relocates students to accommodate incoming first-year class

By Regan Butler | July 7

Students in Craige North and Hardin Residence Halls were notified last week that an "unexpectedly large" incoming class of students meant that students ...

Student-run WXYC radio station focuses on genre diversity and activism

By Sarayu Thondapu | July 3

During its slower summer months, WXYC continues to focus on genre diversity, building sets and training DJs to make entertaining and unique shows.

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UNC School of Law overproduces 'fossil fuel lawyers,' according to climate report

By Lauren LaRoche | July 3

In March 2023, Law Students for Climate Accountability, a student-led organization for climate justice, said that top law schools, in comparison to average ...

Where to watch fireworks this Fourth of July in the Triangle

By Lola Oliverio | July 2

Chapel Hill — and its surrounding cities and towns — will be hosting numerous Fourth of July events this year.

Local group fosters inclusive community among roller skaters

By Emma Cooke | July 2

Community In Bowls Raleigh is a Triangle-based skating group, dedicated to bringing together people of all skill levels to learn tricks and hang out at ...

Off-season report: Looking at UNC women's basketball roster ahead of next season

By Emma Moon | July 2

Senior guard Deja Kelly drew the most attention by transferring to Oregon after leading North Carolina's offense for the last four seasons. Despite ...

Local musicians experiment with bluegrass sound at Beer and Banjos

By Shreya Arukil | July 2

Beer and Banjos is a weekly event at 401 Main, where local musicians play everything from bluegrass to indie pop.

UNC physician awarded Robert A. Ingram Distinguished Professorship for cancer research

By Safaa Bounagui | July 1

Dr. Dan Reuland is the founder of the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of the leading cancer centers in the country. The Ingram Professorship ...

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'Dig deeper': Community members celebrate African American and Indigenous history

By Albert Carlson | July 1

Community members and leaders gathered on Friday for "Telling the Full Story," a Hillsborough event that highlighted local historical sites in Hillsborough. ...

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Three UNC baseball players make USA Baseball Summer League Team

By Connor Gould | July 1

First-year catcher Luke Stevenson, first-year right-handed pitcher Jason DeCaro and sophomore right-handed pitcher Matthew Matthijs — who ...

Nonprofit CommunityWorx faces foreclosure

By Aiden Hall | July 1

CommunityWorx — a nonprofit and thrift shop in Carrboro — is facing foreclosure, largely due to revenue lost from the COVID-19 pandemic.