Aisha Anwar

Column: How to describe a Muslim identity

Am I an American Muslim or Muslim American? How should Muslims in the U.S. identify themselves or be identified by others?

Column: Campus through a camera lens

As graduation approaches, campus becomes a massive studio, and every photographer knows you will have to move fast and be patient.

The Vagina Monologues was a female cast that portrayed a variety of different characters who relayed information based on over 200 interviews. It touched on the subjects of sex, rape, love, masturbation, orgasm, birth, and more. Carolina Company partnered with V-Day to present this play. Izzy Francke Junior Drama/German

This week, local leaders, investors, supporters and entrepreneurs are sharing their knowledge, resources, and connections during sessions and events. Today five speakers shared their knowledge of network of accelerators, incubators and co-working spaces. Molly Demarest Dina Mills Liz Morris

Various speakers voiced their opinions on the issue of the syria strike in Nelson Mandela from 5-6:30 on Tuesday

College Republicans protested the budget cut made to their organization Tommy Lasater

Members of the Carolina Team Handball Club practice at Fetzer Hall on Thursday afternoon. UNC will host the USA Team Handball College National Championship this weekend.

After being evicted from Collins Crossing, Sula Eubanks moved to Red Roof Inn with her husband, daughter. and two chihauhaus. They have learned to make do with fewer immenties by cooking on a George Forman Grill and keeping perishable food iced in the sink.

Broadway Twisted rehearsals in Frey Hall at The Center for Dramatic Arts on April 14 from 6-8 Broadway Twisted features local and broadway talent performing gender-swapped Broadway hits. Broadway Twisted is a benefit for 2 charities, AIDS Action Network and Broadway Cares and Equality Fights AIDS left to right: Kevin Spellman Drama sophmore Will Hawkins Drama Junior Wesley Miller Jessica Sorgi Drama Senior Nathaniel P. Claridad MFA Acting

A panel was held in Peabody room 104 to address the current bills about education Policy's in North Caroline. The room was packed with undergrads pursuing a career in teaching as well as practicing teachers. Professors on the panel spoke about how the bills could potentially affect how teachers are hired, fired, and paid. They encouraged teachers to work together to speak to make their opinions known. Dr. Catherine Marshall Lora Cohen-Vogel Dr. Charles Coble

Local artist Casey Robertson poses by his graffiti at the Waffle House on Franklin Street.

The Vagina Monologues was a female cast that portrayed a variety of different characters who relayed information based on over 200 interviews. It touched on the subjects of sex, rape, love, masturbation, orgasm, birth, and more. Carolina Company partnered with V-Day to present this play. Izzy Francke Junior Drama/German