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No. 12 UNC baseball cruises past Charlotte, 14-4, in midweek victory

| April 15

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UNC Undergraduate Library to pilot 24-hour access during final exam weeks

By Joaquin Mestre | April 13

The UL will track data surrounding student occupancy to evaluate the program's success, also requiring One Card access after 10 p.m.

PhD student puts on original performance about reproductive injustice and incarceration

By Erin Mun | April 13

Fight Like Hell, a research performance created by Megan N. Foster, explores the stories of Pamela Winn, Kristie Puckett, Latisha Facyson, Tiawna Brown ...

Editorial: After 100 days in office, Josh Stein's quiet governance must be louder

By Editorial Board | April 13

"100 days is an early benchmark, and in a state where voters have repeatedly rewarded quiet, steady leadership, no news is good news."

Third annual anatomy fashion show raises over $12,000 for children's hospital

By Manuela Williams | April 13

The UNC Chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon, an international medical fraternity, hosted its annual anatomy fashion show on Sunday.

Satire: Open letter from an Instagram tradwife

By Elisa Troncoso | April 13

"People are always saying to me, 'Maria, you’re 22. Don’t you want to travel? Go to college? Get a job? Make human friends that are not the rabbits ...

ASA's Africa Night brings together performance, culture and community

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | April 13

On Friday, UNC’s African Student Association hosted Africa Night, a three-hour wedding-themed event that included a fashion show, pageant and multiple ...

A look into Cat’s Cradle’s storied history

By Ashley Burnette | April 13

For over 55 years, Cat’s Cradle has been the leading concert venue within UNC’s vicinity, hosting a variety of events including musicians, philanthropic ...

UNC softball squeaks by Georgia Tech, 8-7, in game two of Saturday's doubleheader

By Marvin Lee | April 12

The North Carolina softball team (31-13, 9-8 ACC) bested the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (26-16, 10-7 ACC), 8-7, in game two of the Saturday afternoon ...

No. 16 UNC baseball dominates Wake Forest, 17-1, to clinch series win in game two

By Caleb Schalliol | April 12

No. 16 North Carolina (27-8, 10-7 ACC) defeated Wake Forest (24-12, 9-8 ACC), 17-1, clinching the weekend series in the second game on Saturday afternoon ...

UNC softball falls, 8-2, to Georgia Tech in first game of weekend series

By Alexandra Jones | April 12

The North Carolina softball team (30-13, 8-8 ACC) fell to Georgia Tech (26-15, 10-6 ACC), 8-2, on Saturday afternoon at Anderson Softball Stadium.

No. 16 UNC baseball blasts past Wake Forest, 11-1, in game one

By Sarah Stephens | April 11

The No. 16 North Carolina baseball team (26-8, 9-7 ACC) defeated Wake Forest (24-11, 9-7 ACC), 11-1, on Friday evening at Boshamer Stadium.

Super Bowl champion, Chapel Hill High School graduate remembered for his kindness

By Iris Eyster and Anna Tynch | April 11

A Chapel Hill High School graduate and Super Bowl champion died last month. He played in the NFL for eight seasons.

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Skully Gustafson opens fantasy-inspired exhibition at Peel Gallery

By Lizzie Stoner | April 11

Skully Gustafson has a new exhibition opening called, Upon A Wand, which will be displayed in the Peel Gallery in Carrboro from April 9 to May 4.

Orange County Schools considers plans for bonds, community weighs in

By Makenzie Mills | April 11

Orange County Schools seeks community input on how to spend $125 million in school bond funds on one of three proposals: a new kindergarten through fifth ...

Hollywood Internship Program prepares UNC students for careers in entertainment

By Ava Beahn | April 10

Since its founding in 1992, the program has connected more than 1,000 students with top-tier internships across the entertainment industry.

'The Center Will Not Hold' performance celebrates Afro-diasporic dance tradition

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | April 10

On Wednesday, Chapel Hill's Michelle Dorrance brought her performance of "The Center Will Not Hold" to Memorial Hall.

A look at elder care initiatives in Northside

By Phoebe Martel | April 10

Earlier this year, the Marian Cheek Jackson Center got a $40,000 grant to fund initiatives supporting elderly Northside residents, which may include respite ...

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'Fight no matter what': UNC softball tops ECU in extras for the first time since 2019

By Alexandra Jones | April 10

After a scoreless five innings, UNC bought into one message — just win in three.

'Pulse of the economy': How economic changes affect local second-hand shopping

By Kristin Kharrat | April 10

As thrift shops become more popular, prices seem to be rising. Experts say this is due to a looming recession, which may cause big changes in supply and ...

Column: Music does more for my mental health than any study tip ever could

By Hailey Rodriguez | April 10

"Music isn’t going to do your homework for you, make your professor grade faster or help you ace your exams. But in a season of overwhelming deadlines, ...