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Column: Finding your place at a predominantly white institution

By Ankur Mutyala | October 6

"This feeling wasn’t entirely new to me; I’ve attempted to erase my heritage before. But this time, being in a majority white space, I was constantly ...

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Six former Tar Heels named to the 2024 U.S. Box Lacrosse Training Team

By Jarrett Kidd | October 6

Six former Tar Heels were named to the 2024 U.S. Box Lacrosse Training Team. Kristen Carr, Ally Mastroianni, Taylor Moreno, Melissa Sconone, Caroline ...

New education building in School of Medicine aims to foster innovative learning environment

By Lena Miano | October 5

Among the new facility's features are simulation labs, 24 clinical exam rooms and an experiential learning space. Professors and students say the new ...

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Chapel Hill Crossing development approved by town council, residents respond

By Ginny Dempster | October 5

Major changes to the project include downsizing the south side from 390 units down to between 100 and 135 units, adding 50 units to the north side and ...

Orange County's Schools Safety Task Force presents final report

By Lauren Zola | October 5

The BOCC approved the formation of the task force at a board meeting on Nov. 15, 2022. The task force met six times between February and June of this ...

UNC football looks to contain strong Syracuse offense in order to maintain undefeated record

By Grace Nugent | October 5

After a bye week, the Tar Heels will host the Syracuse Orange in their second conference matchup. Here are three keys to the Tar Heels remaining undefeated: ...

Column: I am an IDEAS In Action apologist

By Shea McIntyre | October 5

"I wouldn’t have had this awakening of an experience in such a random class, if it weren’t for Carolina’s IDEAS in Action requirements."

Wilson Library explores NC cartography in new exhibit

By Lilian Guglielmo | October 5

Prior to attending Wilson Library’s ‘Compasses, Cartouches, and Creatures’ gallery, Natalie Garcia said she felt her knowledge of North Carolina ...

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N.C. Black Farmers' Market provides hub for local farmers

By Grace Gao | October 5

The market, which takes place weekly on Sundays, supports Black farmers and chefs in the area. The organization also sponsors events such as their farm-to-table ...

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Landback Abolition Project reflects on historical enslaved labor at UNC

By Lucy Kraus | October 5

The Landback Abolition Project is based in the UNC geography department and facilitates public-facing primary research centered around how UNC has benefitted ...

No. 1 UNC women's soccer defeats Miami, 1-0, at home

By Charlie Haines | October 5

The No. 1 North Carolina women’s soccer team (9-0-4, 4-0-1 ACC) defeated Miami (3-6-3, 2-3 ACC), in a composed 1-0 finish at Dorrance Field on Thursday. ...

Column: Why we should think about more than the Roman Empire

By Brigit Pierce | October 5

"How often do you think about the Roman Empire? It’s a question that may have garnered confused looks a couple of weeks ago, but has since found its ...

Wi-Fi outages in residence halls temporarily resolved, firmware upgrade to be implemented Saturday

By Claire Harutunian | October 5

The issue was said to be caused by a code defect, according to Information Technology Services. Carolina Housing notified residents on Thursday via email ...

Proposed Apple campus in RTP could increase local housing demand

By Maddie Policastro | October 5

Apple pledged to employ 2,700 people within a decade at its new Research Triangle Park campus. Officials expect the influx of new people to impact housing ...

Preview: Festival brings female filmmakers to Varsity Theatre

By Madison Gagnon | October 5

Founded in 2018, Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival uplifts female filmmakers who work within the horror, science fiction and fantasy genres.

Student gallery opens first show of the year, featuring faceless portraits

By Morgan Brenner | October 5

The Studio Art Majors Alliance's first group show of the year is on display at the SAMple Gallery in Hanes Art Center until Oct. 15. The exhibit explores ...

UNC opens new Innovation Junction on Franklin Street

By Lucas Moore | October 5

The Innovate Carolina Junction had its ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 27. It aims to foster the innovation, community and growth of startups and small ...

UNC wide receiver Devontez 'Tez' Walker ruled immediately eligible

By Shelby Swanson | October 5

UNC junior transfer Devontez 'Tez' Walker will play his first game in Carolina Blue on Saturday as UNC hosts Syracuse.

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School of Social Work provides free mental health training for UNC staff, students

By Kamryn Hailey | October 5

The School of Social Work's Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) provides training for UNC students, faculty and staff at no cost and is available to other ...

Art exhibit fosters conversations between Latino artists and community

By Sophia Melin | October 5

“It's like a music album," Fabrizio Bianchi, one of the creators of the "De Colores" exhibit at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, said. "And each song is ...