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Preview: Hopscotch Music Festival gears up for 14th year

By Alexis Clifton | September 5

Hopscotch Music Festival brings together local and international artists for a weekend filled of music, comedy, local vendors, and club shows.

Chapel Hill to begin renovations on Homestead Skate Park

By Jessica Hudnut | September 5

The Town is partnering with 5th Pocket Skateparks, a skater owned-and-operated firm that tries to include urban-style features such as ledges and ...

Review: A guide to tackling Chapel Hill and Carrboro's cafe scene

By Mollie Ray | September 5

"I consider myself a bit of a coffee connoisseur, and though I’ve lived in Chapel Hill for over a year, I have barely scratched the surface of the local ...

UNC Diversity and Inclusion office no longer exists

By Ananya Cox | September 5

According to UNC Student Body President Jaleah Taylor, UNC's Diversity and Inclusion office no longer exists.

NC Arts Council awards grants to eight Orange County arts programs

By Makenzie Mills | September 5

In an effort to increase investment in smaller and mid-sized organizations, the NC Arts Council gave $219,780 in grants to programs in Orange County.

No. 12 North Carolina men's soccer scores five set piece goals in thrashing of ETSU

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | September 4

In North Carolina's 6-0 win, set piece tactics were on full display as UNC scored two goals from corners, two from free kicks and one penalty kick.

Flagstock 2024 draws less than 400 attendees, numbers expected to be in the thousands

By Ananya Cox and Laney Crawley | September 3

"Certainly, everybody has the right to free speech, your fellow students, your faculty, your presidents, but we have the right to free speech too, and ...

Early childhood educators reflect on preschool teacher pay, recruitment

By Sarah Lewisohn | September 3

There are many paths that lead to becoming a preschool teacher, such as completing the North Carolina Child Care Credential or the North Carolina Prekindergarten ...

New North Carolina Surgical Hospital opens, first operations successful

By Caroline Horne | September 2

On its first day of operation, the hospital surgeons completed a liver transplant and half a dozen other procedures. The new hospital will also offer ...

Column: It’s the circle of student debt, and it moves us all

By Delaney Broderick | September 2

"The larger picture is an ugly one. But Biden’s forgiveness program was one gradual step in the right direction until it was halted by the Supreme Court." ...

Column: The lost art of presidential decorum

By Madelyn Rowley | September 2

Though we've seen a steep decline in mutual respect between politicians, the American people should not follow in their footsteps.

Native Narrative Tour highlights Indigenous impact on UNC

By Albert Carlson | September 2

The American Indian Center's Native Narrative Tour, held on Wednesday, guided participants around UNC's campus and highlighted Indigenous impacts on the ...

No. 17 UNC men's soccer bests ETSU, 6-0

By Kendall Allen | September 2

On Monday night, the No. 17 North Carolina men’s soccer team (3-0-1) defeated ETSU (1-2-1), 6-0, at Dorrance Field.

'Phenomenal': Bella Sember and Tessa Dellarose set tone for UNC women's soccer

By Emma Moon | September 2

Co-captains Bella Sember and Tessa Dellarose have already matched their stats from last season with strong starts to contribute to UNC's 6-0 record.

N.C. Republicans file lawsuit, claims Elections Board fails to properly register voters

By Sarah Clements | September 2

Controversy over voter identification discrepancies heightens as the 2024 election nears. Lawsuit argues for fair elections through voter registration ...

Who’s in charge? A look at the University's most powerful decision-makers

By Madeleine Ahmadi | September 2

Many significant changes at the University have happened in the past year, but who called the shots on these major decisions? "It's important to know ...

Triangle Go Group shows board games are for everyone

By Adele Harris | September 2

Every Thursday, the Triangle Go Group meets at Lanza's Cafe in Carrboro to play the centuries-old board game, Go. Meetings attract players of all ages ...

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UNC student promotes reproductive rights through 'craftivism'

By Shreya Senthilkumar | September 2

Junior Mary Esposito released a new collection titled 'i love MY body!' for her online business. The collection consists of crocheted versions of breasts, ...

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Women's self-defense seminar promotes self-confidence, teaches practical techniques

By Brigit Pierce | September 2

On Saturday afternoon, 30 women gathered in the wrestling room in Fetzer Hall to attend a women's self-defense seminar hosted by the UNC Police and Gracie ...

Column: UNC students should embrace their surrounding community

By Mary Thomas Watkins | September 2

"We’re often too busy calculating our GPAs to the nearest thousandth, hustling over class schedules and keeping our gazes low that we never look out ...