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Activists unite on World AIDS Day to end new diagnoses of HIV

By Davis McKinney | December 1

Nearly 40,000 people were diagnosed with HIV in the United States last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — and the number ...

The Rosemary Street construction has proven to be a disruption for some (and less so for others) with its demolition of the sidewalk.

Local businesses react to construction on Rosemary Street

By Meghana Srikrishna | December 1

Jacqueline Britton, owner of Glenn’s Tailor Shop on East Rosemary Street, still has pictures on her phone of water flooding from the street and into ...

Mediterranean Deli owner Jamil Kadoura laughs with a guest at the dinner and silent auction event in support of Syrian refugees.

Med Deli, Vimala's help community come together for Syrian refugees this holiday season

By Savannah Britt | December 1

The Chapel Hill community and Syrian refugees are coming together through fundraising events put on by local restaurants this holiday season.

Wilson Library names new director, librarian for special collections

By Charlotte Harris | December 1

Maria Estorino was named the new director of the Louis Round Wilson Library and associate University librarian for special collections on Monday.

Jason Tuggle, lead singer of Delta Son, performs at Love Chapel Hill, a church congregation in Chapel Hill. Photo Courtesy of Matt Leroy.

Cat's Cradle decks the halls for a cause

By Paige Connelly | December 1

Tonight the concert venue, in conjunction with local church Love Chapel Hill, will be hosting their concert event, “Christmas at the Cradle.”

Column: Joyful celebrations and mournful cries: Fidel Castro

By Angum Check | December 1

Since his death, a number of world leaders such as Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, and Pope Francis have issued statements expressing their ...

Student Sharanya Thiru poses in front of her portrait in the series of pictures as part of the "I, Too, Am Carolina" exhibit.

Union gallery highlights student experiences that go against traditional mold

By Brinley Lowe | December 1

Through words and portraits, ‘I, too, am Carolina’ tells the stories of seven students who don’t fit the mold of the traditional UNC undergraduate ...

The Weaver Street Market does a Round Up Campaign which asks their customers to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar to donate. Their first campaign happens on Wednesday, November 30 through Tuesday, January 3.

Weaver Street shoppers are rounding up their totals for charity

By Holden Williams | December 1

This holiday season, Weaver Street Market is asking their customers to round up their purchases for its Round Up! campaign to help those in need. ...

Quick hits for Dec. 1, 2016

December 1

Hey, bud. We know you practiced real hard. All the times we played catch in the yard should’ve paid off.

Letter: Musings from a field trip to Cherokee, N.C.

December 1

Ben Frey, the American studies professor who runs the Cherokee language program on campus, took a small group of Cherokee-language students up to the ...

Letter: Help bicyclists, use the “Dutch reach”

December 1

Bicycling can be dangerous, and for many cyclists it’s not a matter of if they will crash, but when.

Letter: Nazi propaganda does not belong here

December 1

This morning I was disturbed to see that someone had used a whiteboard in the Undergraduate Library to advertise a neo-Nazi website.

Column: Just one street lamp, please

By Alison Krug | December 1

Iam considering purchasing Spotify Premium so I can choose the soundtrack to my own inevitable murder.

Opinion: UNC’s Republicans need to disavow the president-elect

By Editorial Board | December 1

This year, the College Republicans decided to neither endorse nor disavow the Republican nominee, Donald Trump.

Opinion: We need more women analyzing sports

By Editorial Board | December 1

Sexism in sports is not a secret. Opportunities are scarce even in the journalism world. Often when reporting positions become available, women are relegated ...

Police log for Dec. 1, 2016

December 1

Someone reported someone disturbing the peace on the 400 block of Westwood Drive at 4:31 a.m. Saturday, according to Chapel Hill police reports.

Junior Joel Berry II (2) looks for an open pass against Long Beach State.

3 things to note before No. 3 UNC men's basketball takes on No. 13 Indiana

By Sam Doughton | November 30

The No. 3 North Carolina men’s basketball team is fresh off a red-hot trip to Hawaii, sweeping the field en route to a Maui Jim Maui Invitational title ...

'Tis the season for ballers at UNC

By Taylor Mabrey | November 30

UNC has a pretty sick men’s basketball team, right? We are basically the best. We have a few NCAA championships under our belt, and we have our awesome ...

Project Bucket: A documentary about the ultimate UNC bucket list

By Tess Bettinsoli | November 30

Five friends and former UNC students completed the ultimate UNC bucket list together before graduation last May. The last item to check off the list was ...

History of hip-hop class and its final performance explore genre through generations

By Ivy Ingle | November 30

Students in “The History of Hip-Hop Culture” are using their final project to create discussion about hip-hop culture throughout the generations.