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'It can really work wonders': Dogs on campus provide students support, piece of home

By Delphine Liu | April 25

Animals on campus can provide emotional support and care for students and community members, especially during exams.

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Internationalist Bookstore founder remembered fondly decades after his death

By Phoebe Martel | April 24

Bob Sheldon, a nurse, political activist, union organizer and the founder of Internationalist Books and Community Center, is remembered by his community ...

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Campus Earth Day celebrations ignite passion for the environment

By Preethika Ratnam | April 24

Throughout the month of April, sustainability efforts across campus celebrated nature for Earth Day.

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Comedy show creates space for women and non-binary performers

By Marion Rambler | April 23

Last Friday, female and non-binary comedians were given the stage and the mic for the annual "I Just Said That" comedy show.

Review: Student-run "Heathers: The Musical" immerses audience

By Nadia Jefferson | April 23

""Heathers: The Musical" gives the entire cast a chance to shine, particularly in ensemble-led numbers such as “Big Fun,” “My Dead Gay Son” and ...

Annual festival to shine spotlight on student filmmakers

By Carly Breland | April 22

On Saturday and Sunday, the Carolina Film Association will roll out the red carpet for student filmmakers to display two dozen films that were written, ...

Summer camps encourage friendship, curiosity and exploration

By Nithya Indlamuri | April 22

As summer draws nearer, kids have begun their countdown to summer break, which brings vacations, pool days, lemonade stands — and summer camp.

Triangle antiquing community provides vintage pieces and stories

By Amie Cooke | April 22

The Triangle and surrounding area allows interested buyers of all ages to see antique pieces from locations as far as Europe, Asia and South America through ...

Review: Topgolf is an emblem of the 21st century, and also pretty fun

By Satchel Walton | April 22

A new Topgolf location opened in Durham on Friday, April 12, blending real-world and digital fun.

Review: Share the wealth and listen to less circulated artists

By Madelyn Rowley | April 21

"Not that there’s anything wrong with listening to the same music as everybody else. But when all we prioritize is popularity, we tend to stop prioritizing ...

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Review: Taylor Swift's new album gives heartbreak poetic justice

By Marisa Rosa | April 21

Taylor Swift's newest album, "The Tortured Poet's Department," contains 31 songs about grief and lost love and is centered around poetry.

Community and restaurants keep vegan dining options within reach

By Alexis Clifton | April 19

Clare Curtis began documenting vegan and vegetarian options at restaurants in Carrboro earlier this year as a way to make options more accessible to community ...

Review: 'The Fall Guy' fumbles somewhere between parody and sincerity

By Charlie Bagwell | April 18

"Ryan Gosling’s latest movie, 'The Fall Guy,' aims high, but falls short. I had a good time, for sure, and the movie is a blast — but it didn’t ...

Carrboro butcher shop cuts into the essence of the community

By Jackson Fromm | April 17

Cliff's Meat Market has served local customers for more than 50 years with a smiling face.

Review: The weary student's guide to Chapel Hill bar crawls

By Hamsini Sivakumar | April 17

"On a Friday night in Chapel Hill, weary students, armed with only a real ID and a liver ready for battle, face the last frontier — the bars surrounding ...

Let us be frank: A go-to guide of Carolina dogs in Chapel Hill

By Lucas Thomae and Carson Elm-Picard | April 16

"We teamed up to survey part of the ever-developing local hot dog scene to see who reigns supreme and who is left on the grill at the cookout. For our ...

Eighth Arts Everywhere Day serves as catalyst for yearlong creativity

By Eliza Benbow | April 16

Students, staff and faculty celebrated creativity on Friday at the eighth annual Arts Everywhere Day, which connected students with artistic groups and ...

'An equalizer': Local organizations give back to the community through food

By Morgan Brenner | April 16

From community gardens to grocery pickups, various organizations in Chapel Hill and Carrboro are providing for people facing food insecurity in the area. ...

Review: Clef Hangers deliver an emotional, passionate spring concert

By Sam Hodges | April 16

"I recently had the pleasure of witnessing UNC’s oldest a cappella group, the Clef Hangers, perform their Spring Concert in Memorial Hall, and I have ...

Late night on Franklin: A guide to finding your next midnight snack

By Nithya Indlamuri | April 16

On any given night, it can be hard to tell whether the queues of people lining Franklin Street lead to a bar or a slice of pizza. From Time-Out to City ...