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UNC volleyball defeats Cal, 3-1, on Friday night in Carmichael Arena

| November 22

2020 Women's Edition

Carolina Women in Business strives to achieve gender equality in the professional world

By Alexis Dumain | March 29

Carolina Women in Business is working to support women in the Kenan-Flagler Business School, by establishing dialogues and providing female students with ...

'Something for us and by us': The Bridge seeks to uplift women of color

By Praveena Somasundaram | March 29

The Bridge, an online platform that recently celebrated four years on campus, seeks to uplift women of color. The platform is a collaboration between ...

'Prove it to me that you're funny:' Local comedians add gender diversity to comedy scene

By Mary King | March 29

“The biggest rule in improv is ‘Yes, and …,’” said UNC senior Emma Haseley. “So, if you say something, you just have to roll with it and keep ...

Carolina Curls provides a space for empowerment, inclusivity, and embracing natural hair

By Liz Johnson | March 29

Carolina Curls helps people embrace natural hair, with styling tips and a welcoming community.

Beth Miller quietly worked to help the rise of women's athletics for decades

By Brian Keyes | March 29

Beth Miller might not be a household name outside of the UNC athletics department, but the long-time administrator was a vital part of the rise of women's ...

These campus and local groups are seeking to provide education on sexual violence

By Allie Kelly | March 29

Campus members weigh in on the prevalence of gender-based violence in surrounding communities and share their thoughts on how to best support survivors. ...

More than just a rumor: The story behind the owners of Rumors Boutique

By Rylee Parsons | March 29

Casey Longyear and Marsche Wyche opened Rumors Boutique in 2007. They were not expected to be successful, but 13 years later, they have not only expanded ...

Alpha Pi Omega bridges the gap between campus and identity for Native American women

By Kristen Jones | March 29

Founded in 1994 on UNC's campus, Alpha Pi Omega is a sorority that celebrates Native American sisterhood.

Chapel Hill group taking novel approach to helping survivors of domestic violence

By Kayleigh Carpenter | March 29

“To see women who I have worked with having flourished after escaping a situation and to see them on the road to doing better is incredible.”

How the women of Orange County stepped up to respond to WWI and the Spanish Flu

By Emma Kenfield | March 29

Women also formed various war circles, in which they made hospital gowns, garments for refugees, bed pads and various medical supplies. These circles ...

Not your typical grandmas: Raging Grannies fight for freedom and justice in the Triangle

By Amena Saad | March 29

That message is that as grandmothers, we’ll do everything we can to ensure a safe and sustainable future for our grandchildren,” said Vicki Ryder, ...

'Rats and Rouge': The story behind Spencer Hall, UNC's first residence hall for women

By Sara Raja | March 29

Having their own space on campus was the first step for female students to feel included at UNC.

Here's how you can celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment in N.C.

By Elsa Karcher | March 1

Museums, parks and other facilities across the state are hosting events highlighting not only the women who got the right to vote in 1920, but also those ...