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Column: Dear Pit preachers, read this article — or thou art wretched sinners

By Sydney Baker | April 15

"The MAGA preacher sparked theatrics and our more familiar Pit preachers are usually ignored — so why do they continue coming to our campus?"

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Column: The rise of country music is a pathway for bridging America’s divides

By Quin Edelin | April 15

"If country music’s upward trajectory continues, then by introducing new and diverse audiences to southern culture and normalizing more rural lifestyles ...

'It is so embedded': UNC humanities programs impacted amid federal funding cuts

By Maria Sullivan | April 15

Decreased funding would impact research, community projects and local arts councils.

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Kat Rodriguez breaks UNC softball's single-season RBI record in series win over GT

By Beckett Brantley | April 15

The graduate second baseman reached 71 RBIs during UNC's Saturday night game against Georga Tech, passing the current program record of 68 RBIs in a single ...

UNC women's lacrosse reflects on veteran leadership after win over Cal

By Marvin Lee | April 15

The Tar Heels completed an undefeated season with a 21-7 win against Cal on Senior Day.

'Contagious' hitting guides No. 16 UNC baseball to sweep Wake Forest

By Cade Shoemaker | April 15

North Carolina needed to change its mentality at the plate after a batting average slump.

'Best street in Chapel Hill': The Gimghoul Historic District's floral history

By Lola Oliverio | April 15

The Gimghoul Historic District is home to its historic architecture and manicured lawns, with a tradition of meticulous landscaping.

Hark the Pod: Heated Rivalries and Hot Bats

By Matthew Maynard , Emma Moon , Brian D'Aguanno and Amelie Fawson | April 15

In this episode of Hark The Pod, Assistant Editor Emma Moon is joined by fellow Assistant Editor Matthew Maynard and staff writer Brian D’Aguanno to ...

U.S. News & World Report releases rankings for UNC programs

By Michael Singleton | April 14

UNC received high rankings in areas including the Gillings School of Global Public Health, the Doctor of Audiology program and the UNC School of Law.

Stacked in silence: Investigating the rock cairn of Highway 54

By Morgan Brenner and Will Kleinschmidt | April 14

For years, a curious traveler would notice them: the intentionally stacked rocks along Highway 54, their arrangement forming unique, abstract sculptures. ...

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Organizations offer legal services amid national rise in student visa revocation

By Alice Scott | April 14

Students can receive immigration-related guidance from Carolina Student Legal Services, Inc., a private nonprofit separate from the University that provides ...

Review: A pirate looks at 50: "Jaws" and its legacy

By Charlie Bagwell | April 14

"American cinema can be divided very cleanly into two eras: pre-'Jaws' and post-'Jaws,'" writes Staff Writer Charlie Bagwell. "Seeing the blistering victory ...

How the Student Supreme Court uses its jurisdiction to rule on campus issues

By Mariah Temple | April 14

The Student Supreme Court consists of three undergraduate justices and two graduate or professional student justices, along with four clerks.

Op-ed: From awareness to action — why UNC needs sustainable procurement

April 14

"The question isn’t whether we can afford to make this change, but whether we can afford not to."

Op-ed: We plan to stand for public health

April 14

"Even when our institutions are unable — or unwilling — to commit to health and equity, we as students can renounce the existential threats posed ...

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UNC English professor Florence Dore balances academics and rock

By Dayna Wilkerson | April 14

Dore is currently working on her third rock record and was recently honored with the 2024 Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Column: What great art refuses to be

By Nakai Moore | April 14

"The conditions under which great art tends to flourish — openness, risk, experimentation — are fundamentally misaligned with conservatism’s preference ...