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University issues Alert Carolina for emergency tornado warning

By Lucy Marques | September 27

The University has issued two an Alert Carolinas and activated the emergency sirens because of a tornado warning in the area.

Satire: UNC Career Hub ends my 'stress-but-do-nothing' approach to the future

By Savanna Ray | September 27

"I am as excited about this new career-centered website as a person can be about a new career-centered website, the kind of excitement that makes you ...

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UNC celebrates 15th annual First Amendment Day

By Maeson Wagner | September 27

The UNC Center for Media Law and Policy worked with campus groups to create a schedule of speakers, trivia and a voter registration drive.

Preview: UNC football looks to bounce back at Duke after embarrassing loss to JMU

By Emma Moon | September 26

After North Carolina's 70-50 loss to James Madison, the Tar Heels must expose the Duke defense and shore up their own defensive problems in order to leave ...

School of Information and Library Sciences celebrates 50-year partnership with the EPA

By Nina Levret de Melo | September 26

The Environmental Protection Agency provides SILS with money to operate and staff the EPA's Research Triangle Park library with five full-time contracted ...

Column: Stop forsaking your ethics in the name of 'policy'

By Madelyn Rowley | September 26

"Mark Robinson is a racist, a bigot and an inciter of violence. If it really comes down to it, how reprehensible does a candidate have to be until no ...

Chapel Hill Town Council discusses rail project, community voices stormwater concerns

By Taylor Motley | September 26

The council met on Sept. 25 to address the Co-Gen Railroad Transformation Project, an application to a national housing grant and stormwater issues in ...

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Herbie Hancock live from the Carolina Performing Arts Center

By Mollie Ray | September 26

Herbie Hancock and band performed on stage at the Carolina Performing Arts Center, kicking off their 20th anniversary season.

University opens walk-in mini clinic in Student Stores

By Allison Hurley | September 26

UNC's Mini Clinic held a soft-opening September 12, acting as a central-campus location for non-emergent student-health needs.

Aerial Arts at Carolina shows that you don’t need wings to fly

By Katie DuHaime | September 26

The Aerial Arts at Carolina club was founded this past spring. The club, which meets from 5-6:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays in Rams Head Recreation ...

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Students, faculty gather for lecture from 2024 Thomas Wolfe Prize recipient

By Brooke Xu | September 26

Students, alumni and faculty gathered at Hill Hall on Tuesday for the Thomas Wolfe Prize Lecture with Ben Fountain, the 2024 recipient of the Thomas Wolfe ...

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Carrboro Town Council discusses traffic calming, stop sign installation

By Brantley Aycock | September 25

A stop sign will be added to East Winmore Avenue at the Jewell Drive intersection.

'Window to the past': University Archives provide context, historical documents

By Alice Scott | September 25

Wilson Library's University Archives collection, which dates back to the University's founding, can provide context for the campus community to better ...

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Orange County School Board discusses capital improvement plan, upcoming bond

By Caroline Horne | September 25

OCS Chief Operations Officer Fredrick Davis gave a presentation on the 2024 General Obligation Bond, which will provide $49.5 million in elementary school ...

'Everybody is an artist': Community members collage their clutter in junk journals

By Will Kleinschmidt | September 25

Local artists and everyday people alike, either in workshops on their bedside tables, craft their own versions of a junk journal, a creative diary which ...

'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' is a (bio)-exorcise in mediocrity

By Charlie Bagwell | September 25

The long-awaited sequel doesn't live up to its high expectations, lacking the humor, originality and memorability "Beetlejuice" is known for.

Difficult Women Book Club’s monthly meetings help boost female voices

By Ava Beahn | September 25

The Difficult Women Book Club is a Barcelona-based organization devoted to reading novels solely created by female-identifying authors, but the club is ...

Column: UNC must be more transparent about lead in water safety measures

By Cogan McMichaels | September 25

"Personally, I’d like to know if the water I’m using has dangerous levels of lead in it, whether I’m washing my hands or taking a shower or — ...

Column: Stop relying on celebrities to tell you who to vote for

By Anna Cathryn Perry | September 25

"Blindly following what a celebrity says instead of examining the candidate’s or party’s policies diminishes critical thinking in voters, as well ...

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Column: Rise above the bare minimum — raise the minimum wage

By Victoria Kirova | September 25

"A state can’t spearhead its economy hiding behind outdated historical facts created in a different time. So while big businesses currently appear to ...