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Some Black students find community through campus organizations, affinity spaces

By Dylan Skinner | February 3

“It feels kind of like a second home,” Ebere Udeogu, the UNC African Students Association’s social media coordinator, said. “Like a home away ...

'Expert in everything he does': Journalism professor retires after 27 years

By Lily Kane | February 2

Glaxo Wellcome Distinguished Professor of Medical Journalism Dr. Tom Linden retired last semester, leaving behind a storied legacy and a profound impact ...

Students celebrate Black History Month following DEI repeals

By Regan Butler | February 2

“It's kind of in our own hands to establish those systems for ourselves and really lean on each other,” UNC African Student Association President ...

From the ballot to the BOT: How UNC's Student Body President is elected to office

By Allison Hurley | February 2

“The role is definitely to advocate for the diverse interests of all 32,000 students that come to Carolina,” SBP Jaleah Taylor said.

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'Radical community building': UNC student band Summer Flood makes waves

By Jaya Nadella | January 27

The band is made up of five members: juniors Jackson Miller, Joseph Sharpe and Will Albright, senior Noah Hancock and alum Will Rutledge.

A look into DiPhi: Who they are, what they do, Student Government ties

By Caleb Herrera | January 21

“Opinions differ very strongly about whether or not this was a genuine attempt to improve things or like a scheme, and I think probably the truth is ...

Local organization encourages people to make 'bad art'

By Ella Williams | January 15

Currently housed at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro, the Bad Art Club encourages people to create art free from self-judgment.

Student group TransparUNCy reflects on a year of teach-ins

By Lily Kane | January 8

A year after its formation, the student group has expanded from online videos to in-person "teach-ins."

'Such a rewarding thing': UNC hosts 15th annual UNCMUNC conference

By Aminah Imran | December 5

The conference encourages public speaking skills, teamwork, compromise and negotiation, UNC sophomore Carter Kohl said.

GPSG calls for dismissal of UNC Police officer for 'brutalization of student activists'

By Aisha Baiocchi | December 3

On Nov. 12, the Graduate and Professional Student Government Senate passed a resolution calling for the immediate dismissal of UNC Police officer Rahsheem ...

Editorial: The Editorial Board reflects on its 2024 coverage

By Editorial Board | December 2

"With the year coming to a close, we reflect on our coverage — what we did well and what we can improve on moving forward."

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'Grow up and act like adults': Some BOT members react to GPSG chancellor, provost no-confidence resolutions

By Caleb Herrera | November 20

When compared to peer institutions, UNC's graduate student stipends ranked in last place, according to Graduate and Professional Student Government President ...

Undergraduate Senate advances own interest through gerrymandering, 'shadow government'

By Aisha Baiocchi | November 18

"Nobody ever cared about students," he said. "It's never something that's ever talked about — half the bills the Senate ever passed were just about ...

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University Gender Violence Services Coordinators program celebrates 10th anniversary

By Lily Kane | November 17

UNC's Gender Violence Services Coordinators program works within the University to help victims of gender-based violence through confidential support. ...

Amid student organization budget decreases, some student groups share experiences

By Bella Pires | November 14

The Undergraduate Student Government allocated about $1.2 million to registered student organizations this year.

Students and relatives 'choose their own adventure' at UNC Family Weekend

By Nina Levret de Melo | November 4

University Family Weekend was held this weekend, organized by the University’s New Student and Family Programs with both on and off campus.

'A part of history': UNC student receives national award, champions disability rights

By Alissa Shyshkova | November 3

First-year and disability activist Kira Tiller visited the White House after being named as one of the 2024 Girls Leading Change honorees and being recognized ...