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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

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Column: Why the subscription model is killing news

By Emma Green | April 15

"With an ever-changing media environment and paywalls in well-known digital news sources, the longstanding news subscription model is hard to ...

Some on-campus students find budget-friendly solutions in dorm cooking

By Brooke Xu | April 15

For students who live on campus with a small meal plan — or none at all — cooking and meal prepping in residence halls can be a cost-effective solution ...

Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies discusses race and politics in North Carolina

By Keerthana Gotur | April 15

In the first half of his lecture, UNC law professor Gene Nichol told the story of James Robert Walker Jr., one of the first five Black graduates at the ...

Rooftop market encourages community diversity of artistic expression

By Mila Mascenik | April 15

On Saturday, the Attic 506 Rooftop Market brought together art and music through the collaboration of local vendors and musicians.

Healthcare startup receives grant, trains students to be home healthcare providers

By Dallia Lindell | April 15

The training program will become available at the beginning of the summer, and will include digital health literacy and interpersonal skills for students. ...

Sow Beautiful Giveaway celebrates plants' LGBTQ+ history

By Nadia Jefferson | April 15

The LGBTQ Center collaborated with Edible Campus to provide a plant giveaway based on LGBTQ+ history.

Students give feedback on proposed designs for Pit improvement project

By Darby McBride | April 15

UNC Facilities Planning and Design presented three potential design projects for the Pit that would solve drainage issues and improve accessibility.

'Really proud of the effort': late push for UNC men's lacrosse isn't enough for loss to No. 7 Syracuse

By Noah Monroe | April 14

North Carolina is 1-5 against ranked opponents this season and may go a third straight season without an NCAA tournament appearance. ...

UNC baseball displays offensive strength in series win over Notre Dame

By Brendan Lunga | April 14

“I feel like we all feed off each other,” Osuna said. “And as soon as we start going, it's just dangerous.”

'Getting your hands dirty': How UNC students are composting on campus

By Maria Sullivan | April 14

Students living on campus can utilize composting resources in residence halls, and those living off-campus can donate or have their food scraps picked ...

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Community organizations petition town council for public bathrooms downtown

By Jessica Hudnut | April 14

Four community organizations submitted a petition to the Chapel Hill Town Council to provide public bathrooms in downtown Chapel Hill in ...

Column: Second semester, best semester

By Shea McIntyre | April 14

After just a few more cold, dark weeks, students will no longer need to wear sweatpants everyday. The quad will suddenly overflow with students choosing ...

Chapel Hill High School wins national automotive program award

By Jessica F. Simmons | April 14

In addition to the 2023 School of the Year award, Chapel Hill High received a celebration, a $10,000 donation and gear from WIX Filters.

Students express themselves through Bharat Sangeet club at UNC

By Mila Mascenik | April 14

Students in Bharat Sangeet at UNC play Carnatic, Hindustani and fusion music and celebrate South Asian classical music.

Local art scene chimes in on complex relationship between art and AI

By Marisa Rosa | April 14

While some artists and curators use AI to enhance their artwork, others are apprehensive of art that does not have more human influence.

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‘A showcase of our culture’: Mi Pueblo to host Noche gala on April 19

By Olivia Metelo | April 14

The event will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Blue Hill Event Center and is open to anyone interested in attending.

Word on the Street: What's your go-to comfort food?

By Emma Kate Lauf and Cormac Baxter | April 14

From pasta salad to "blue Doritos," students in the Pit talk about their favorite comfort food.

Column: Being multiracial doesn't mean you have to 'choose'

By Jordyn Balam | April 14

"Since I was aware of my racial identity, I’ve struggled with the feeling of never completely belonging to either the white or Filipino half of my ethnic ...

Beard Hall of the Eshelman School of Pharmacy in 2016.

Eshelman School of Pharmacy ranked No. 1, other UNC graduate programs in top 10

By Jessica Walker | April 14

In the U.S. News & World Report 2024 rankings, UNC's Eshelman School of Pharmacy was named the top pharmacy school in the nation, and ...

Chapel Hill hosts panelists, community for downtown streetscape workshop

By Makenzie Mills | April 14

The representatives discussed balancing the amount of stoplights for aesthetics and pedestrian safety, using both state and local funds, widening sidewalks ...