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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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Q&A: Student Body President Adolfo Alvarez discusses upcoming academic year

By Michael Singleton | April 7

Student Body President Adolfo Alvarez sits down with The DTH and answers questions about his goals and the future of the University.

N.C. Senate bill to challenge state Supreme Court ruling on release of student disciplinary records

By Emmy Benton | April 7

The potential new piece of state legislation could exempt sexual assault records at public institutions of higher education from public records laws.

UNC Loreleis release ninth album, continuing legacy of excellence in a capella

By Allison Hurley | April 6

“Every year, you lose a class and gain a class. Each iteration is very different from the ones before it,” Loreleis alumnus Ellie Riggsbee said about ...

Duke and UNC Mahjong clubs host joint tournament, connect over tabletop game

By Bella Pires | April 6

UNC and Duke University's Mahjong clubs collaborated in their first joint tournament on March 29, with subsequent rounds to be held soon.

UNC provost Christopher Clemens to step down in May

By Madeleine Ahmadi and Daneen Khan | April 3

Christopher Clemens, who has served as provost since 2021, will end his term and resume his past position as a professor in the College of Arts and Sciences. ...

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UNC business school announces hiring freeze, cites political disruptions

By Ananya Cox and Madeleine Ahmadi | April 3

The temporary hiring freeze was announced in a Thursday email to Kenan-Flagler employees.

SCiLL course travels to Israel and Palestine, engages with varying perspectives

By Regan Butler | April 1

During spring break, students from School of Civic Life and Leadership 190: Courageous Conversations: Israel and Palestine on Campus visited various locations ...

Carolina Indian Circle holds 38th annual powwow celebrating Native American cultures

By Jordan Andreasen | April 1

The powwow featured dancing and singing competitions, prayer, community connection and local businesses selling handmade products.

UNC to launch meal swipe donation program to address food insecurity on campus

By Sophie Strickland | March 31

SBP Jaleah Taylor's administration leaves UNC with a meal swipe donation program set to launch in the 2025-26 academic year. Backed by the Board of Trustees, ...

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Decreases in admission to biomedical science doctoral program leave students uncertain

By Michael Singleton | March 30

“I know how much time, effort, compassion and care goes into this type of research, and to see it just disappear and to see your work disintegrate, ...

N.C. Supreme Court greenlights student lawsuit seeking refunds from COVID-19 closures

By Alice Scott | March 30

Plaintiffs filed the suit on behalf of themselves and other similarly situated students who did not receive refunds for campus-related service fees following ...

Kenan-Flagler to introduce Master of Science in Management program

By Ragan Huntsman | March 27

Courtney Knoll, associate dean for the business schools' Master of Accounting and the MSM programs, said the degree will offer students an introduction ...

'The power of collective giving': University holds eighth annual GiveUNC fundraiser

By Macie Greene | March 27

This year, UNC received about $8.5 million from over 11,000 gifts made by students, faculty, alumni and community members.

Summer Bridge Program connects incoming students to UNC campus

By Macie Greene | March 27

The program is a six-week residential opportunity for incoming first-year students. All UNC admits who are North Carolina Residents can attend this program ...

'Changed to meet the different needs:' Looking back at the history of dining at UNC

By Ryan Parsaee | March 27

Dining halls over the years may have changed, but complaints about them have not.

'Helping make them feel at home': Students lead tours across campus

By Tulsi Asokan | March 25

The UNC Visitors Center and Office of Undergraduate Admissions both conduct campus tours led by current UNC students.

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UNC RHA presidential candidate files lawsuit against UNC Board of Elections

By Lana Maizel | March 24

Chair of the UNC Board of Elections Elias North said that the BOE found a discrepancy in its vote-counting software when it tallied more votes than were ...

UNC's Asian American Center celebrates fifth anniversary

By Lauren LaRoche | March 24

Students and faculty reflect on the five years of the Asian American Center on campus.

'A Ramily': Students working as Rameses reflect on their experiences

By Maria Sullivan | March 24

“I think I was my most authentic self when I was Rameses, because I wasn't bound by the things that we often [get] nervous or anxious about when it's ...

Leftover food and bowls left by a student sit in Lenoir Dining Hall in 2017.

Food studies minor looking to grow, support students across disciplines

By Dayna Wilkerson | March 24

As one of the newer educational pathways at UNC, the food studies minor seeks to emphasize the cultural aspects of food.