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North Carolina joins lawsuit against Trump administration's birthright citizenship order

| January 21

Lifestyle

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Chapel Hill Public Library celebrates MLK Jr. Day with film screening

By Medha Nair | January 20

The Chapel Hill Public Library held a screening of "Selma" on Thursday as the first installment of its Black Cinema Film Series.

Column: Students layer up to level up for the winter weather

By Hamsini Sivakumar | January 21

Writer Hamsini Sivakumar interviews students on campus with the fiercest winter fits.

Carrboro celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with annual youth-led event

By Caroline King | January 21

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STEM club provides career success, community for women and non-binary individuals

By Shreya Senthilkumar | January 21

'A wealth of music': Baroque music ensemble combines scholarship and performance

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | January 21

Eno Arts Mill 2025 BIPOC Artists in Residence create community around junk journaling

By Manuela Williams | January 21

Kathy Burnside and Neysa Rojas receive private studio space, promotional support, a stipend and a featured exhibit to further their artistic practice ...

Three UNC a cappella groups prepare for ICCA competition

By Erin Mun | January 20

Various a cappella groups on campus, including the Walk-Ons, Tarpeggios and Tar Heel Voices, are competing in the ICCAs, an international competition ...

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Southern Mix exhibit in Student Union celebrates diverse stories of Asian Americans

By Brooke Xu | January 20

The Southern Mix exhibit, a project designed to get Southern Asian American oral histories back into the community and to provide pathways for students ...

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Review: PlayMakers' 'The Shot' shows the truth between the lines of Katharine Graham

By Michael Melton | January 17

Sharon Lawrence stars as Katharine Graham, the former publisher of the Washington Post. "The Shot," however, focuses on Graham's life before the paper, ...

Local writers come together for new Horror Writers Association chapter

By Morgan Perry | January 17

The Horror Writers Association is an international organization that acts as a support group for horror writers, and recently the Association opened a ...

Award-winning quartet performs at the Ackland Art Museum

By Sophia Graci | January 16

The Balourdet Quartet performed on Monday at the Ackland Art Museum, offering a unique experience for participants to enjoy both visual and performing ...

Through rain, shine or snow, the Queer Cabaret must go on

By Zahra Alqudaihi | January 15

On Saturday, performers and audience members alike gathered in Speakeasy Carrboro for a night of drag, despite the winter weather.

Word on the Street: UNC students share their top four movies, Letterboxd-style

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | January 15

Writer Kate Alexander-Heyward asks UNC students what their top four favorite movies are.

Local organization encourages people to make 'bad art'

By Ella Williams | January 15

Currently housed at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro, the Bad Art Club encourages people to create art free from self-judgment.

Carrboro Meditation Club rings in a new year of mindfulness

By Jaya Nadella | January 13

On Sundays at 6 p.m., Recess Yoga in Carrboro hosts a free meditation club.

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Flyleaf Books hosts first Second Sunday Poetry event of 2025

By Marisa Rosa | January 13

Flyleaf Books hosted its first Second Sunday Poetry Series of the year this Sunday, featuring poets Ashley Lumpkin and Colin Dekeersgieter.

Local radio station celebrates twenty years on air

By Mollie Ray | January 13

Various artists performed at WCOM's 20th anniversary fundraiser on Sunday. WCOM is a local radio station ran entirely by volunteers.

Review: Ethel Cain's 'Perverts' is as disorienting as it is impressive

By Marisa Rosa | January 12

Lifestyle writer Marisa Rosa reviews Ethel Cain's latest album.

Advice: How to make New Year’s resolutions stick

By Caroline King | January 12

Three UNC faculty members give their advice to those working to keep their New Year's resolutions.

Word on the Street: What's your New Year's resolution?

By Will Kleinschmidt | January 9

Staff writer Will Kleinschmidt asked students about their personal goals for 2025.