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'We can pull all the fans together': Marching Tar Heels reflect on band, community

By Lauren Rhodes | March 20

Dressed in black and Carolina Blue uniforms, the Marching Tar Heels perform arrangements from tedious formations on the football field to rallying cheers ...

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Ballroom dance club combines international dancing with community

By Selena Hernandez | March 19

The Ballroom Dance Team is a club that makes ballroom dance financially accessible to students for those that want to try the style. The team focuses ...

UNC Kenan-Flagler STAR program connects students with corporate partners

By Madison Gagnon | March 19

Kenan-Flagler Business School’s Student Teams Achieving Results program, or STAR program works to foster relationships between students and corporations ...

Center for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies reflects on 20 years on campus

By Mary Mungai | March 10

The Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies’ (CMEIS) celebrated their 20th anniversary celebration last week. The center aims to create a welcoming ...

UNC's Environmental Law Project fosters community for students

By Akash Bhowmik | March 9

At the UNC School of Law, the Environmental Law Project is a space for students interested in the field to socialize, serve their communities and engage ...

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Campus buildings recommended renaming still awaiting chancellor and BOT approval

By Satchel Walton | March 9

Last week, the Residence Hall Association met with the co-chairpersons of the University Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward to further conversations ...

'A revolution of the heart': UNC alumnus premiers original play 'They Do Not Know Harlem'

By Emi Maerz | March 9

UNC alumnus and performance artist Tristan André is the writer and sole actor in “They Do Not Know Harlem," showing now through Sunday in the Paul ...

Hinton James had the highest number of alcohol offenses and per capita violation rate from 2015 to 2022

A look into drinking and on-campus alcohol violations at UNC

By Brooke Elliott | March 8

At UNC, where the majority of alcohol violations occur in traditionally first-year residence halls. The Daily Tar Heel has outlined habits and trends ...

Ackland Art Museum launches new website for Peck Collection

By Maeson Wagner | March 8

The Ackland continues to explore opportunities through its Peck Collection website, which hosts a growing body of scholarly work dedicated mostly to 134 ...

'We've had death threats': UNC's Baric Lab is subject of internet conspiracies on COVID-19

By Lauren Fichten | March 8

Since the start of the pandemic, the Baric Lab has been the target of internet conspiracy theories, ranging from accusations of engineering SARS-CoV-2 ...

UNC program will study climate change in Ecuador, receives grant

By Liza Smith | March 7

This summer, four UNC undergraduate students will travel to Ecuador alongside Diego Riveros-Iregui, a professor of geography and co-director of the Center ...

'Black and Carolina Blue Tour' showcases Black history on UNC's campus

By Annie Ham | March 7

In the end of February, University Libraries promoted a website titled “The Black and Carolina Blue Tour” — a recently updated digital showcase ...

Southern Exposure magazine to celebrate 50 years of investigations, oral histories

By Ashley Quincin | March 6

Southern Exposure, an award-winning journal with a legacy of investigative reporting in the South, will celebrate its 50th print anniversary this Saturday ...

UNC removing asbestos in Mitchell Hall highlights student concerns

By Annie Ham | March 6

Signs in Mitchell Hall have recently exposed the presence of asbestos in the building, causing concern among some students and faculty over potential ...

UNC Chalkaa dance club continues successful season

By Emi Maerz | March 6

Chalkaa, UNC’s nationally competitive Indian-American Fusion dance team has placed first in their two recent competitions. This Saturday, they are taking ...

STEM group unites women and minorities in UNC graduate programs

By Holly Adams | March 5

Allies for Minorities and Women in Science and Engineering, or AM_WISE, is a group of UNC graduate students who serve as both a resource and a support ...

UNC library brings together students and seeds at second-annual launch

By Lauren Lovitt | March 2

On Wednesday, the UNC seed library — which launched in the spring of 2022 — celebrated their second annual spring launch. The idea was proposed ...

Youth baseball tournament to raise money for UNC children's rehabilitation

By Carly Breland | March 2

The second annual Cloudbuster Invitational — a youth baseball tournament benefiting the Fitch Family Comprehensive Pediatric Rehabilitation Program ...

Column: Practicing selfishness isn't inherently a bad thing

By Olivia Henley | March 1

"But don't let the learning curve scare you from prioritizing your goals. If you mess up, try again and let it make you better. Don't ever think that ...

NC sees increasing winter temperatures, no predictions of snow

By Annie Gibson | March 1

North Carolina's weather this year has been uncharacteristically warm. Despite Groundhog Day predictions, the state saw the warmest average temperatures ...