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Lifted by the backcourt, No. 10 UNC men's basketball defeats Hawaii, 87-69

| November 23

Student Life

The UNC football team won against UVA 26 to 13 on Saturday afternoon in the 120th match up between the two teams.

LGBTQ students find outlet in underserved nightlife

By Morgan Vickers | October 28

While most UNC students consider Friday and Saturday the best nights of the week to go out, many students who identify as LGBTQ find the best time to ...

UNC Student Congress stands with Ole Miss

By Cain Twyman | October 28

UNC Student Congress approved a resolution to express support for the University of Mississippi’s decision to remove the state flag, which displays ...

When pumpkins fly: UNC students held 'Punkin Chunkin' record

By Olivia Browning | October 27

Pumpkins bring memories of trick-or-treating, hay rides and warm spiced drinks. For three UNC students, however, pumpkins serve a much more competitive ...

Alma B. Islas Romero
Public Policy Senior
originally from Mexico

Noncitizen students face federal, local ﬁnancial aid shortage

By Sofia Edelman | October 26

Senior Alma Islas and her family pay taxes — taxes that are then funneled into federal student financial aid funds. But because Islas is not a documented ...

Letter: Do not take your time in college for granted

October 26

TO THE EDITOR: The value of human life simply cannot be estimated or determined by one’s achievements or personal progress.

Student government to initiate more support services for students

By Lindsay Barth | October 26

In the midst of exam season, Student Government is talking about how to support students and help alleviate some of their burdens.

Moxie Scholars focus on gender studies, activism, history

By Sarah McAdon | October 25

By Oct. 27, a new crop of students interested in history, gender studies and activism will have applied to join the next group of Moxie Scholars.

Campus Health screens for depression

By Maggie Budd | October 25

Primary care providers at Campus Health Services have started looking out for more than students’ physical needs.

Student Congress recommends Spikeball club receive $400

By Jamie Gwaltney | October 23

One of UNC’s newest clubs is hoping to grow with the help of Student Congress.

UNC student Jim Curry participated in "Quest" reality show

By Elizabeth Baker | October 23

Being a geek is something Jim Curry is passionate about.

People of color create safe space on campus

By Sophie Golden | October 23

President of the Real Silent Sam Coalition, June Beshea, said the goal of two events this week is to give people of color a place to heal.

Sophomore comparative literature major Noah Rawlings’ band Sunshine Faces will perform tonight. (Courtesy of Rachel Bridges)

UNC student’s dream pop music reaches local and global audiences

By Emily Perry | October 22

Sophomore Noah Rawlings embarked on his dream pop musical journey the summer before his first year at UNC. For the most part, the experience has been ...

Flu shot season kicks off in Chapel Hill

By Piper Anderson | October 22

It’s that time of year again — as the fall season kicks into gear, so does the flu season. Thousands of people in the UNC community get flu shots ...

Long Story Short features small plays by UNC students

By Ziyad Habash | October 22

For the fifth year in a row, the writing for the screen and stage minor will give aspiring screenwriters and playwrights an experience ordinarily reserved ...

Shelby Dawkins-Law poses at her apartment in Chapel Hill. Dawkins is a graduate student on campus and is a part of the Real Silent Sam Coalition.

Graduate student balances studies with activism

By Belle Hillenburg | October 22

Shelby Dawkins-Law crawled out of a totaled car unscathed.

Playmakers PreviewRamlila: the Story of Ram in Indian Devotional Theater, is an exhibition on the Indian theater style "Ramlila" on display at the Fedex Global Education Center from Aug. 18th to Dec. 13th.

Ramlila festival reenacts Hindu god’s journey

By Maggie Mouat | October 22

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UNC faculty learn and teach at Be A Maker digital art program

By Jenni Ciesielski | October 21

After countless hours of staring at textbooks and laptop screens, it may be time for college students to do some laser cutting. Luckily for UNC students, ...

Team Leader of the World Health Organization’s Gender, Equity and Human Rights Team Veronica Magar lead the fourth UNC Health and Human Rights lecture on “Health and Human Rights in the Sustainable Development Goal Era."

Human rights combines with public health in lecture

By Amy Nelson | October 21

Global issues can be close to home.

'The Hunting Ground' documentary returns to campus

By Maria Prokopowicz | October 21

“The Hunting Ground,” a documentary released earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival, will be screened on campus tonight. The documentary ...

Funding uncertain as congress nears the end of their fall budget

By Cain Twyman | October 21

Uncertainty and a lack of money slowed down Student Congress's finance committee meeting Tuesday. With only about $7,700 left for the fall semester, they ...