Art at the Source: Susan Filley
By Cameron Robert and Alexa Gregory | February 5A view into one of the featured artists at FRANK Art Gallery.
Saunders Hall Rally
By Cameron Robert | February 2Students gathered together in front of Saunders Hall Friday in protest of it's being named after William L. Saunders, a UNC alumnus, North Carolina politician, and University trustee who was also a Grand Dragon for the state Ku Klux Klan.
Combat Paper Project
By Cameron Robert | February 2The Combat Paper Project visited UNC Saturday as a part of their Workshop Tour. Open to the public, the workshop aims to allow a creative space for veterans to create works of art using their uniforms worn in service.
Business As Usual: Thrill City
By Cameron Robert and Claire Collins | January 29We spoke with Thrill City owner Ryan Cocca at his shop to discuss the town favorite.
Business As Usual: Sutton's Drug Store
By Cameron Robert | January 21Sutton's Drug Store has been serving the Chapel Hill community for nearly 100 years and doesn't look to be shutting down anytime soon. We spoke with co-owner Don Pinney about why it's been so successful after all this time.
CDS Farming
By Cameron Robert | January 20A short profile on James West, one of several local farmers providing for Carolina Dining Services.
MLK Memorial Rally
By Cameron Robert | January 19Members of the Chapel Hill community gathered in the Peace and Justice Plaza early Monday morning to celebrate the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
What do you find sexy?
By Amanda Lalezarian and Gabriella Cirelli | November 17Arts and Culture editor Gabbie Cirelli speaks to students about what they find attractive in a partner.
Homecoming 2014 at Memorial Hall
By Candace Howze , Casey Moore and Deborah Harris | November 16Memorial Hall hosted Gloriana, Earl Sweatshirt and the NPHC Step Show for Homecoming 2014.
Loreleis Fall Jam 2014
By Wyatt Packer | November 10The Loreleis, an all-female a cappella group at UNC, had its Fall Jam, "A Starry Night," on Friday Nov. 7, 2014.
Midterm elections in Chapel Hill
By Amanda Lalezarian | November 4Midterm elections were held Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014.
Halloween draws 32,000 to Chapel Hill
By Sarah Bonn , Casey Moore and Alexa Gregory | November 2More than 32,000 people came to Chapel Hill for Halloween in 2014.
Charli XCX comes to Cat's Cradle
By Amanda Lalezarian | October 28Charli XCX gave a free concert at Cat's Cradle on Tuesday night.
Clef Hangers fall concert
By Amanda Lalezarian , Wyatt Packer and Casey Moore | October 26The Clef Hangers had their fall concert in Memorial Hall on Friday, Oct. 25, 2014.
Carolina Dining Services hosts Feeding the 5,000
By Abby Neal | October 23On Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014, Carolina Dining Services hosted Feeding the 5,000, a free lunch made of food that would not have been sold or would have been thrown away.
Faculty Athletics Committee discusses Wainstein report
By Candace Howze and Alexa Gregory | October 23Carol Folt, Jim Dean and other members of the Faculty Athletics Committee met Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014, to discuss the findings of the Wainstein report.
Michael Jordan biographer comes to campus
By Sarah Bonn , Diane Li and Casey Moore | October 5Roland Lazenby, author of Michael Jordan: The Life, came to the Student Stores on Friday to sign copies of his recently-released biography.
Late Night With Roy 2014
By Alexa Gregory | October 5Late Night with Roy, the first practice of the season for the UNC men's basketball team, was held Friday in the Dean E. Smith Center.
Reducing stigma and raising awareness
By Candace Howze and Jack Eiselt | October 2Stigma Free Carolina is a campaign designed to reduce stigma around mental health issues and treatment at UNC.
Carrboro hosts more than 180 music groups for annual festival
By Candace Howze and Deborah Harris | September 29More than 180 groups performed at the annual Carrboro Music Festival this weekend.
