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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

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Chapel Hill startups represent in D.C.

By Emily Wakeman | September 22

Two Chapel Hill-based startups — EpiCypher and Renovion — attended the first University Startups Demo Day in Washington, D.C.

Craig Smith lectures students on Tuesday evening at Hanes Art Center.

Craig Smith talks about relational experiences in art

By Ivy Ingle | September 21

Dr. Craig Smith, an artist and professor at the University of Florida, gave a lecture Tuesday evening at the Hanes Art Center as a part of the Hanes Visiting ...

Junior Interdisciplinary Studies major Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme experiments with Adobe Photoshop in the design lab of the Undergraduate Library.

Adobe Creative Cloud now available for all students

By Harris Wheless | September 21

UNC students are on cloud nine over having access to the Adobe Creative Cloud.

Student committee voted against business school fee

By Jamie Gwaltney and Sofia Edelman | September 21

The Student Fee Audit Committee did not recommend passing a new student fee proposed by the Kenan-Flagler Business School.

Student Congress elects 4 new members

By Acy Jackson | September 20

Four new students were elected to Student Congress on Tuesday, Board of Elections chairperson Paul Kushner said.

Rumay Alexander (far left), Dr. Viji Sathy (left), Dr. Kelly Hogan (right), and Chancellor Carol Folt converse at the Carolina Conversations while students, faculty, and staff do the same in small groups on Monday in the Aquarium Lounge at the Student Union.

Carolina Conversations holds its first event of the year

By Aaron Redus | September 20

Students, staff and faculty attended the first Carolina Conversations meeting of the school year on Monday night to discuss inclusion in the classroom. ...

Student researches technology for deaf community

By Madeleine Fraley | September 20

Meghana Ganapathiraju, a sophomore computer science and biology double major, started a research project this semester studying deaf literacy issues within ...

Staying informed — how UNC prepares in an emergency

By Charlotte Thompson | September 19

North Campus buildings lost power in the midst of a thunderstorm Monday morning. While power was restored relatively quickly, there is still no information ...

Sophomore Erin Hoover (left), Senior Emily Milkes (center) and Senior Keagan Trahan work in the Carolina Cupboard in the basement of Avery Residence Hall.

Carolina Cupboard faces delays in moving to new space

By Julia Faulkner | September 19

Carolina Cupboard, UNC’s on-campus food pantry for students, will be moving to a new location within Avery Residence Hall by the spring semester.

Power is mostly restored to campus buildings

By From staff and wire reports | September 19

After a brief power outage in many campus buildings, UNC is working to restore

The Campus Y propped up the temporary gender neutral restroom signs on the fire extinguisher. They will replace the old ones with the new gender neutral signs in a few days.

Gender-neutral bathroom signs to be replaced in Campus Y and across campus

By Malin Curry | September 19

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Business school students raise money to send 13-year-old brain cancer patient to Maui

By Eva Ellenburg | September 19

The “Ready, Fire, Aim” project is a competition between pairs of students who create a product or service. The goal is to generate profit and improve ...

Brittiany Ortiz poses with her service dog Phoebe in the Pit on Thursday.

Service animals: Going to work on campus

By Emily Wakeman | September 19

Junior Brittney Ortiz’s golden retriever, Phoebe, accompanies her everywhere, whether it is on campus, class or in the dining hall — but what most ...

Demonstrators march from the Peace and Justice Plaza on Franklin Street on Friday evening.

Protest highlighted survivors' voices

By Felicia Bailey | September 16

Shouts of “justice delayed is justice denied” and “students safety before reputation” were heard down Franklin Street as students and community ...

UNC football players react to charges against Allen Artis

By Blake Richardson | September 16

North Carolina football coach Larry Fedora said the team is treating the indefinite suspension of junior linebacker Allen Artis like any other absence. ...

Chapel Hill Shooting inspires donations to UNC MSA for a new space

By Kayla Drake | September 16

The UNC Muslim Student Association wants to find a larger space to be able to hold group functions and connect to the community.

Pro-capitalism group makes UNC debut

By Leah Moore | September 16

A pro-capitalism organization, Turning Point USA, has created a chapter on UNC’s campus.

Kwame Anthony Appiah speaks to an audience about ethics in the humanities in Kenan Theater on Thursday evening.

New initiative hopes to expand students' engagement with arts and humanities

By Dhvani Bhatia | September 16

A new initiative on campus aims to help students engage with the humanities and emphasizes the benefits of a liberal arts education.

Faculty Athletics Committee reviews recent ACC decision

By Leah Moore | September 16

At the Faculty Athletics Committee meeting on Thursday, members discussed the Atlantic Coast Conference’s recent decision to move championships out ...

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"Everyone needs more space" — three departments come together to share athletic space

By Nic Rardin | September 16

Campus Recreation, the Department of Exercise and Sport Science and the athletics department are drawing up a timetable for sharing space between the ...