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Should you be afraid to take a 500-level class? Here's what students have to say.

By Hunter Haskett | October 29

Though higher-level courses can seem intimidating at first, UNC students share how they overcame their fears and had positive experiences in these classes. ...

'We do have a flair for the spooky': Celebrate Halloween at The Station's Monster Bash

By Alexandra Smith | October 29

The local band Ellis Dyson & the Shambles will be performing a spooky show at The Station that offers a free and fun-filled opportunity for families. ...

A nonpartisan 'Party at the Polls' seeks to encourage the student vote

By Erich Hess | October 29

The UNC chapter of NCPIRG, along with UNC Young Independents and March for Our Life UNC, will be hosting Party at the Polls on Nov. 5 to encourage students ...

Shakeup at ECU after videos reveal more about interim Chancellor's night out

By Preston Lennon | October 29

East Carolina University's former interim Chancellor Dan Gerlach was put on administrative leave after photos of him drinking with students at a Greenville, ...

More than 'twigs and grass': Meatless options in Chapel Hill

By Ava Eucker | October 29

Restaurants in Chapel Hill are making an effort to create vegetarian and vegan friendlier menus, including variations of popular southern food.

Column: Rebuttal

By Mary Drue Hall | October 29

"The point of my article was less 'men are trash' (that’s slated for January) and more 'society makes us believe that fat is undesirable and develop ...

Public art bench in Merritt Park dedicated to Chapel Hill's Merritt family

By Elizabeth Egan | October 29

The Town of Chapel Hill continues to celebrate history with a new dedicated bench in Merritt's Pasture. This is only one part of a larger historical celebration ...

Editorial: What basic Halloween costume are you based on your zodiac sign?

By Editorial Board | October 29

"In the spirit of the season, we thought we’d consult the stars once again to help you find that last-minute costume."

What does the NCAA's announcement mean for UNC athletics going forward?

By Ryan Wilcox | October 29

The NCAA announced Tuesday that it will allow athletes to profit off their name and likeness. How could it affect UNC?

Human Relations Commission panel sparks conversation about free speech

By Amena Saad | October 29

The discussion featured three panelists: legal expert and UNC Law School professor Ted Shaw, BOCC Commissioner Mark Dorosin, and activist-entrepreneur ...

Confusion arises for professors and students around updated attendance policy

By Ellie Heffernan | October 29

Updates to the UNC Class Attendance Policy were made in February 2018 to focus on protecting certain categories of absences. Still, some students can ...

Zhou, Lu lead consistent outing by UNC women's golf team at Landfall Tradition

By Jared McMasters | October 29

Sophomores Jennifer Zhou and Nicole Lu saw huge improvements from last year's Landfall Tradition tournament to this year's outing for the North Carolina ...

The impressive memory of Jay Bateman helped UNC football beat Duke

By Matt Chilson | October 29

After getting beat on a pop pass by Duke when he was on the coaching staff at Army, UNC co-defensive coordinator Jay Bateman refused to let history repeat ...

Father and son-led band Stardust to Ashes brings Bowie to Carrboro for Halloween

By Johnny Sobczak | October 29

Father-and-son led David Bowie tribute band, Stardust to Ashes, will play at Cat's Cradle on Halloween.

Cameron Morra wins ITA Carolina Regionals singles title for UNC women's tennis

By Brian Keyes | October 29

Cameron Morra for the North Carolina women's tennis team won the Main Draw Singles Championship at the ITA Carolina Regionals over the weekend.

Chapel Hill is debating on the best way to implement bus rapid transit

By Niharika Vattikonda | October 29

Town officials are advocating for the construction of the North-South Bus Rapid Transit route, the first rapid transit system in the region. The route ...

Photo Illustration. Although traditional cigarette use has fallen in the past decade among young people in North Carolina, the rise in popularity of e-cigarettes has presented a new challenge for health officials.

Doctor gives tips for students struggling to quit Juuling

By Emily Orland | October 29

UNC doctor explains some strategies that may be useful for e-cigarette users who are hoping to stop using nicotine products.

Death Faire aims to celebrate legacy and remembrance

By Gaby Iori | October 29

Although some may find the subject uncomfortable, Abundance NC is offering the opportunity for people to explore and normalize death at their 4th annual ...

Guest Column: Sales tax: a quarter-cent. Revenue: $50 million. The arts: priceless.

By Ella Icard | October 29

"Chapel Hill is a leader in so many fields, we should strive to make arts one of them."