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No. 12 UNC baseball drops, 10-6, to Virginia Tech in game two of series

| April 19

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Thirteen UNC graduate students recognized with 2025 Impact Awards

By Ragan Huntsman | April 17

Students are awarded for research that benefits the people and communities of North Carolina.

UNC announces Masters of Science in Cell Biology and Physiology for fall 2025

By Sophie Strickland | April 17

The program will match students with scientists they share interests or career aspirations with.

Community reacts to UNC student visa revocations

By Laney Crawley | April 15

On April 8, the student visa’s of six UNC international student visas were terminated by the Trump Administration. Students were not been notified ...

Parallels within UNC student government and state politics

By Caleb Herrera | April 15

Since 2023, the Board of Elections has received eight formal complaints surrounding elections.

'It is so embedded': UNC humanities programs impacted amid federal funding cuts

By Maria Sullivan | April 15

Decreased funding would impact research, community projects and local arts councils.

U.S. News & World Report releases rankings for UNC programs

By Michael Singleton | April 14

UNC received high rankings in areas including the Gillings School of Global Public Health, the Doctor of Audiology program and the UNC School of Law.

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Organizations offer legal services amid national rise in student visa revocation

By Alice Scott | April 14

Students can receive immigration-related guidance from Carolina Student Legal Services, Inc., a private nonprofit separate from the University that provides ...

How the Student Supreme Court uses its jurisdiction to rule on campus issues

By Mariah Temple | April 14

The Student Supreme Court consists of three undergraduate justices and two graduate or professional student justices, along with four clerks.

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UNC English professor Florence Dore balances academics and rock

By Dayna Wilkerson | April 14

Dore is currently working on her third rock record and was recently honored with the 2024 Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching.

UNC computer science department looks to the future as it celebrates 60th anniversary

By Lauren LaRoche | April 14

Faculty and students of UNC computer science share insights into the department as it reaches its 60th year of existence.

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.

'Unwavering dedication': UNC's first Black full professor dies at age 89

By Zora Hollie | April 10

Frank Brown, a distinguished professor, author, scholar and former dean of UNC's School of Education died in March, leaving a legacy for his students, ...

'A long time coming': UNC senior and artist DJ Pearl releases first extended play

By Sarayu Thondapu | April 9

On March 29, UNC Senior Aaron Scott released "Minimal Effort," his first extended play as musical artist DJ Pearl.

UNC Music Department offers creative courses for students regardless of major

By Aminah Imran | April 8

Many courses based on understanding the art from different perspectives, performing compositions or writing pieces are available to non-music majors at ...

Music research forum explores gentrification's impact on sound

By Cecilia Lapetina | April 8

The UNC Music Research Forum brings distinguished music scholars from around the world to present their work to the UNC community free of charge.

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'Atmospheric and personal': UNC class prepares for concert featuring historic piano

By Darby McBride | April 8

Mimi Solomon's Music 286: Music as Culture class is organizing UNC's annual Pleyel Piano concert on April 12.

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UNC Clef Hangers reflect on past, passion for music

By Tulsi Asokan | April 8

UNC students have been singing with the Clef Hangers since 1977.

Trump administration terminates six UNC-CH international student visas

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | April 8

“ISSS is available to advise, answer questions and provide resources to all university-sponsored international students and scholars,” Media Relations ...

Across genres and cultures, student dance groups find connections through music

By Diana Lopez Zapata | April 7

With around 27 dance clubs that vary in styles of movement, culture and music, UNC students can find community through many different dance groups on ...

'There was so much of it': Experts explain the pollen coating UNC's campus

By Sajni Patel | April 7

Dr. Daniel Jobe, the medical mirector at UNC Campus Health, said that Campus Health had over 100 student visits for allergies in the first quarter of ...