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

| November 23

Student Life

Student rappels from 10th floor of HoJo

By Hannah Smoot and Elizabeth Barbour | October 8

Late Monday night, a student in a ski mask rappelled down Hinton James Residence Hall using his personal climbing gear.

Seminar kicks off Islam Awareness Month

By Dylan Tastet | October 7

Boundaries between different faiths are more complicated than they seem. Michael Muhammad Knight, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Religious Studies, ...

Members of student organizations on campus who presented at the event pose for a picture.

'Doctors for Diversity' moves toward equal health care

By Katie Rice | October 7

By Katie Rice Staff Writer To foster conversations about student and faculty diversity, the UNC School of Medicine and the Whitehead Medical ...

UNC graduate student releases first solo album since UK fame

By Morgan Vickers | October 7

The average American may not know Brad San Martin or his former band, One Happy Island — but in England, they’re celebrities.

Finance Committee allots most of its remaining money

By Maria Prokopowicz | October 7

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Alex Vasquez, a senior dramatic arts and psychology major, and Max DePietro, a senior management and society and art history major, set/stand together in St. Anthony's Hall, a co-ed art fraternity of which they are both a part.

Vasquez was raised in a Catholic family and now identifies as Christian. DePietro was raised in a Jewish family but is now agnostic.

"I know that my family just cares that I'm with someone who cares about me, not so much the religion," DePietro said.

Interfaith relationships are "another way to gain new perspectives and kind of explore life through that lens," Vasquez said.

Couples of different faiths ﬁnd perspective to make it work

By Cain Twyman | October 7

UNC sophomore Salem Hockett says she’s a United Methodist Christian. She was raised in the church, and her father was the preacher.

Steve Richichi of Chapel Hill, picks up a few things at the Mediterranean Deli Market on Monday evening. He says he enjoys the fresh produce and the prices are great too. Employee, Lukas Zdanavicius.

On campus, religious dietary restrictions hard to meet

By Zhai Yun Tan | October 6

Saarah Khan’s food options in the dining hall are limited. She mostly eats pasta, salad and an occasional veggie burger.

Open Student Congress forum talks vacant seats

By Ashlen Renner | October 6

With the goal of filling 19 vacant seats by the next election, UNC’s Student Congress held an open forum Monday evening.

SBP Houston Summers: Party monitors still on the table

By Anna Freeman | October 5

The idea of adult party monitors might evoke images of sad, middle-aged men, but Houston Summers, student body president, said this plank of his platform ...

The Island of Misfit Toys, located in the Coker Arboretum, is a collection of abandoned toys found in the Arboretum and collected by the Arboretum staff.

Misﬁt toys ﬁnd home in Arboretum

By Kevin Fussell | October 5

Tucked behind Davie Hall, UNC’s very own island of misfit toys hosts a modest arrangement of toys, from a small plastic dinosaur to a My Little Pony ...

Dr. Ariana Vigil led the discussion on domestic violence in communities of color for Feminist Friday.

Gender equality group discusses domestic violence in communities of color

By Olivia Browning and Maggie Budd | October 5

On Friday, students discussed domestic violence in communities of color at the Campus Y for Feminist Friday, a monthly event led by Carolina Advocating ...

Shamaree Brown, Director of Student Athlete Programs & Compliance for the ACC, gives the keynote speech at the Carolina Sport Business and Fitness Expo on Oct 3, 2015.

Networking a focus at Sports Business Expo

By Mayura Patwardhan | October 4

On Saturday, Buffy Filippell, president of TeamWork Consulting and a former tennis player, told the Carolina Sport Business & Fitness Expo how athletic ...

A new colony finds its way to UNC

By Jack Davis | October 4

This year, UNC’s Panhellenic Council welcomed Alpha Phi as its newest colony.

Students and staff protest the possible privatization of the UNC Student Stores: Freshman Tristan Bavol (linguistics major) (right) helps lead demonstrators in front of the South Building

Protesters marched to Folt’s office to oppose privatization of UNC Student Stores

By Sofia Edelman | October 1

“Save our store” rang in the air as students marched to South Building in opposition to the privatization of Student Stores.

Man on the Street: What is your craziest selfie story?

By Ryan Schocket | October 1

Last week, Mashable released a study that revealed just how dangerous taking selfies can be. It concluded that so far in 2015, there were 50 percent more ...

Green stickers promise cash back for textbooks

By Olivia Browning | September 30

The University’s buyback program provides students with the opportunity to make more money on textbooks than ever.

A day in the life of a CHIP: Senior Luke Miller (Business Administration and Economics Major and minor in cognitive science) looks on as his fellow CHIP members practice a skit. Bobby Decker (far left) (junior, English/Political Science Major) and Isabelle DeWitt (center) (senior, dramatic arts major) also look on.

Business by day, improv by night: A Day in the Life of Luke Miller

By Trevor Lenzmeier | September 30

As the Chapel Hill Players concluded their Tuesday rehearsal before their show this Friday evening, the group of eight sat in a circle in a performance ...

UNC junior Kirsten Wiedbusch shares a moment with Holden the Golden Retriever at the Helping Paws Puppy Kissing Booth.

UNC Helping Paws brings puppy love to the Pit

By Kaitlin Barker | September 30

When students leave for college, they leave their best friends behind — their dogs.

Event to bring attention to sexual assault and violence

By Belle Hillenburg | September 30

At Speak Out!, Project Dinah members share stories of sexual assault and violence through the words of survivors.

Student Congress approves new chief justice, committee members

By Karli Krasnipol | September 30

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