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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

Student Life

Bridge the Gap rolling toward disability awareness

By Brooke Fisher | April 24

Basketballs and wheelchairs are an unlikely matchup, but not for Bridge II Sports.

Joseph Jordan, director of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center, welcomes family, friends, and colleagues of the late Curtis Sutton to visit the new Innovation lab that was done in Sutton's honor.

Stone Center opens new innovation lab to honor UNC graduate

By Olivia Browning | April 24

Curtis Sutton, a UNC graduate and scientist who died in late 2012, loved singing and performing along with practicing medicine — and the Curtis Sutton ...

Q&A with fraternity member, wing connoisseur Jalen Spruill on the best wings at UNC

By Hanzhang Connie Jin | April 24

This weekend, the fraternity members of Pi Lambda Phi, Kappa Sigma and Zeta Psi united for the first-ever Wing Fest, a fundraising event for Habitat for ...

Feminist Friday event addresses rape culture

By Megan Stout | April 24

It starts young.

House Bill 2 affected Student Stores negotiations

By Jane Wester | April 22

House Bill 2 affected negotiations about the future of UNC Student Stores, where Barnes & Noble College will take over management on July 1.

Barnes & Noble College will operate UNC Student Stores

By Acy Jackson and Sofia Edelman | April 22

After a unanimous decision by the 13-member RFP Advisory Committee, Barnes & Noble College will begin operating the UNC Student Stores on July 1.

Senior biology major Lauren Offer (right) photoshopped her father into her graduation pictures (courtesy of Luke Thompson).

Senior celebrates dad’s life, graduation

By Nicola McIrvine | April 21

Senior Lauren Offer and her father were inseparable.

UNC students join organization to support solar energy

By Jack Davis | April 21

Solar Head of State, an international nonprofit dedicated to awareness and solar energy usage, has strong ties to UNC.

They came in like a handball: UNC hosts national handball championship

By Jack Davis | April 21

UNC Team Handball Club will be hosting the 2016 Team Handball College National Championship this weekend. Nick Colaianni, a member of the UNC men’s ...

Earth Day celebration shines light on student and professional work

By Brinley Lowe | April 21

April 22 is Earth Day, and UNC environmentalists are holding events featuring student and professional work alongside each other to celebrate. The UNC ...

Barnes & Noble College will take over UNC Student Stores on July 1

By Acy Jackson | April 21

Barnes & Noble College Booksellers will operate UNC Student Stores starting this summer on July 1. "We've negotiated three years of guaranteed employment ...

'Variety doesn't challenge the world you came from:' keeping faith at UNC

By Acy Jackson | April 20

One of the first Hindu teachings sophomore Taruni Santanam learned was that religions are the path to the summit of a mountain — people just take different ...

Q&A with architect Stephen Clipp on UL’s appearance

By Rashaan Ayesh | April 20

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The Edible Campus project features edible and pollinator-friendly plants in nine different satellite gardens around campus. About 700 plants have been installed so far.

New Edible Campus satellite gardens sprout up around UNC

By Harris Wheless | April 20

The Edible Campus project has established nine different gardens around campus to engage people with the landscape while providing food to students, staff ...

Another UNC student robbed at gunpoint, sirens not sounded

By Bradley Saacks | April 20

At roughly 1 a.m. Wednesday, a UNC student was robbed at gunpoint — the second time this has happened in less than a week.

Graduate student Nelson Pace helped found Stigma Free Carolina two years ago (courtesy of Nelson Pace).

Q&A with Stigma Free Carolina founders

By Cailyn Derickson | April 20

Two years ago, graduate students Nelson Pace and Nikhil Tomar founded Stigma Free Carolina to reduce stigma surrounding mental health concerns.

Controversy over allocations to Jewish group at finance committee meeting

By Emily Wakeman | April 20

The finance committee of Student Congress split $4,000 among nine student groups in a meeting on Tuesday night.

What's the funniest 4/20 story you've heard?

By Rachel Jones | April 19

“We all went to Ehaus woods to smoke, and we were on the bridge in Ehaus woods. We heard a dog bark, and I just kind of got sketched and said, ‘Oh, ...

A year after a loss, moving on

By Emily Wakeman | April 19

David Marsh, a political science and management and society major, said his senior year has gone by quickly.

Students struggle with readmission after leaving University for mental health reasons

By Samantha Sabin and Sarah Vassello | April 19

Sophomore Nikki McCurry didn’t expect withdrawing from the University for mental health reasons to be as taxing as it was.