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University News Roundup Podcast April 4, 2018

By Andrea Gonzales | April 4

This week's University News Roundup podcast recaps all the campus news you need to know from the last week of March.

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University News Roundup podcast March 27

By Andrea Gonzales | March 27

Host Andrea Gonzales gives an update on University news as reported by The Daily Tar Heel for March 27.

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University News Roundup Feb. 27

By Andrea Gonzales | February 28

This week's University News Roundup covers a proposed fee for Kenan Flagler Business School students, an on-campus speech by former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, a U.S. Department of Education ruling regarding transgender students and a program that trains dogs with the help of inmates. Tune ...

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University News Roundup Nov. 16, 2017

By Andrea Gonzales | November 16

This week's University News Roundup for Nov. 6-13 comes from Andrea Gonzales.

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Q&A with 'Fighting for General Lee' author Butch Barringer

By Andrea Gonzales | November 20

"Fighting for General Lee," a nonfiction book released in February 2016, details the life of Rufus Barringer, a UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus and Confederate general during the Civil War. Last week, it was awarded the North Carolina Society of Historians’ 2016 Historical Book Award.

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UNC's 'Sakai Cat' often overlooked

By Andrea Gonzales | November 16

UNC’s favorite D-list celebrity is back — the Sakai Cat. Sakai, according to UNC's academic advising website, is UNC’s online learning environment..

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The best roommates in TV history

By Andrea Gonzales | October 25

College is one of the first chances for strangers to become roommates — and roommates to become friends. Here are some of the best roommates in TV history to inspire your housing search.

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We did it: Here's the recipe for Lenoir's addictive cookies

By Andrea Gonzales | October 6

Need to curb your cookie craving, but can’t go to a dining hall? Celebrate National Cookie Month by using this recipe from Carolina Dining Services to recreate Top of Lenoir’s delicious cookies.

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We asked UNC students what emoji they'd get tattooed

By Andrea Gonzales | September 26

Tattoos can be a reflection of a person’s character, but also a symbol of the world in which a person grew up. Emojis are a big part of youth culture today, so we took it upon ourselves to ask students at UNC what emojis they would get as a tattoo.

Saxaphone specialist Danny Abrams plays a scale to prove his place in the band, part of one of the skits performed during the show. The night was full of theatrical spectacles punctuated by foot-stomping performances.

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Cat's Cradle lineup for October 2016

By Andrea Gonzales | September 23

Resting comfortably off the curb of East Main Street, Cat’s Cradle hosts a variety of musicians that play a wide range of genres. With everything from local favorites to international sensations at the Cradle, campus is only a stroll away from some consistently great tunes.