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How to dress for fall when you're over leggings

By Taylor Mabrey | October 5

Okay ladies and gents, it’s officially October and hopefully that means that we'll have cooler weather. Cooler weather means cooler clothes and ~layering~ ...

A Facebook event as been started in an effort to get the American DJ duo, The Chainsmokers, to perform at the spring jubilee concert. In spring 2016, Chase Rice performed at Carmichael arena.

A junior is trying to bring the Chainsmokers to UNC

By Seth Pyle | October 5

The Jubilee concert is not until the spring, but one UNC Chapel Hill student is already working on who he — and several thousand other students — ...

The Snapvestigation: one man, 27 filters

By Zach Goins | October 3

You’re out with your friends. You have to let your followers know what you’re doing, so naturally you take a Snapchat for your story. But how will ...

Halloweentown: A style guide

By Callie Riek | October 3

Happy October 4th — IT’S TIME TO TALK ABOUT HALLOWEEN.

Hannah Hodge, 20, a junior women's and gender studies major, was making a customer's coffee at the Meantime Cafe.

Big ole' cup of service with a smile: Being nice to your barista

By Kirby Caraballo | October 3

Though service usually comes with a smile, sometimes customers can be less than appreciative. We’ve all borne witness to some sad displays that make ...

Q&A with "Jesus Feminist" author Sarah Bessey

By Alice Wilder | October 3

Sarah Bessey is a Canadian blogger and preacher. She is the author of two books, Jesus Feminist: An Invitation to Revisit the Bible's View of Women, and ...

Jacqueline E. Lawton, Philip Meyer, Perry A. Hall, Ariana Rivens and Brandon Yelverton participate in a group discussion about race relations in America. The discussion took place immediately following a showing of "Detroit '67" in The Center for Dramatic Art on Saturday, October 1st.

"Detroit '67" at PlayMakers inspires social change

By Keaton Eberly | October 3

The two week-long theatrical run of "Detroit ’67" is coming to an end as the PlayMakers Repertory Company presented their final performance at Paul ...

UNC's softball team took on FSU Saturday afternoon to start a double header at Anderson Softball Stadium.

Student learns "unlimited" meal plan is actually limited

By Karyn Hladik-Brown | October 3

It’s not a secret: Students take food to-go from the dining halls.

McKay Bartlet (left) and Elizabeth Grady were selected to participate in "The Price is Right" gameshow. Photo Courtesy of Elizabeth Grady.

UNC student takes the stage on "The Price is Right"

By Michelle Dixon | September 30

UNC student Elizabeth Grady, a senior majoring in journalism and political science, loves “The Price is Right.” Grady was on an episode of “The ...

The loaded sweet potato tots, left, and the loaded regular tots at Linda's.

Drunchies: We ate cheese fries and Brussels sprouts at Linda's

By Jane Little and Sarah Vassello | September 30

Chapel Hill-Carrboro is known for a lot of things — sports, music, liberalism in the center of a red state — but we think it should be known for one ...

Audrey Mann Cronin, the creator of the LikeSo app. Photo courtesy of Audrey Mann Cronin

Leave behind the 'ums,' 'likes,' and 'ya knows' with LikeSo

By Taylor Mabrey | September 30

Audrey Mann Cronin created LikeSo as a new way to practice talking.

Cartoonist Keith Knight uses his talent to combine art and social activism

By Keaton Eberly | September 29

Cartoonist Keith Knight isn't a student at UNC, but he does know how to school people.

TEDxUNC - Saturday, Feb. 10 in Memorial Hall

With their 2010 Nonesuch debut, Genuine Negro Jig

Carolina Chocolate Drops' lead singer to appear on "Nashville"

By Michelle Dixon | September 29

Despite what you perceive as new music, every song you listen to is influenced in some way by traditional blues and jazz music.

Stick and Poke: the DIY Tattoo

By Nicola McIrvine | September 29

With the help of a needle, some ink and the bravery to repeatedly stab yourself, you too can experience a permanent tattoo right from home.

An ode to Pumpkin Spice Lattes: your official October playlist

By Jacquelyn Melinek | September 29

As most of us know, Oct. 1 is this Saturday. That means this is the official start for fall festivities (let's not count Sept. 22).

(from left) UNC film professor Tim Crother, his son, Atticus, daughter, Sawyer, and wife, Candace, pose at the premiere of the new Disney movie Queen of Katwe in Hollywood. Photo Courtesy of Tim Crother.

The movie inspired by a UNC professor's book is premiering today

By Paige Connelly | September 29

From a slum in Uganda to the silver screen, UNC professor and author Tim Crothers has brought the story of chess and a young girl’s dream across the ...