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No. 9 UNC men's basketball defeats Memphis, 84-76, in exhibition game

By Kendall Allen | October 15

The UNC men’s basketball team defeated Memphis, 84-76, in the Hoops for St. Jude Tip Off Classic exhibition game.

Column: Your angry comments won't change people's minds

By Cogan McMichaels | October 15

"So don’t waste your time arguing online. If you want to change the world, know that you won’t do it in a comment section. Ignore the noise, get out ...

Jewish students call out antisemitism amid SJP demands for 'No more Hillel'

By Ananya Cox , Madeleine Ahmadi and Daneen Khan | October 15

At a recent UNC Students for Justice in Palestine rally, a cry for 'No more Hillel' was met with cheers from the crowd. Jewish organizations speak out ...

The Editorial Board's endorsements for the 2024 North Carolina general election

By Editorial Board | October 15

"With Election Day around the corner, it’s important to inform your vote for the N.C. general election — local elections are just as, if not more ...

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Free little art galleries in Carrboro encourage people to take art, leave art, love art

By Marion Rambler | October 15

Free Little Art Galleries can be found in Carrboro — dollhouse versions of art galleries where community members can 'hang' their own mini art inside ...

'The ritual of public screening': Triangle Guerrilla Cinema shows subversive films

By Michael Melton | October 15

Triangle Guerrilla Cinema is a collective of film enthusiasts who value screening radical, subversive and non-mainstream films in public spaces. On Sunday, ...

Former UNC tennis player Elizabeth Scotty joins Tennessee staff as assistant coach

By Connor Gould | October 15

In May, Elizabeth Scotty was officially named an assistant coach at Tennessee.

N.C. Board of Elections extends absentee ballot deadline for western N.C.

By Sarah Clements | October 15

While its infrastructure is slowly recovering, western North Carolina is still facing underwater polling places, road destruction and power outages, all ...

HI-CHEW manufacturing plant begins construction, will bring 204 jobs to Orange County

By Caroline Horne | October 15

The company that owns HI-CHEW decided on expanding the recently constructed plant in North Carolina rather than opening an additional plan in Asia. Cost, ...

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Attic 506 hosts rooftop market as part of second Friday open studios tour

By Adele Harris | October 15

On Friday, Attic 506 hosted a rooftop market as a part of the second Friday open studios in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area. The market included vendors ...

UNC Paksoc hosted cultural celebration with traditional music, dance

By Medha Nair | October 14

On Friday, UNC Pakistan Society hosted Mehndi Ki Raat, a cultural celebration based on a Pakistani wedding tradition. The event included food, drinks, ...

Carolina Housing brings changes to on-campus housing application

By Maria Sullivan | October 14

On Wednesday, Carolina Housing announced changes to their housing application, with sophomores and juniors now receiving random time slots for room selection, ...

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Campus organizations reflect on engaging voters following N.C. registration deadline

By Alice Scott | October 14

“If it takes walking someone to The Chapel of the Cross for early voting, that's something that we'll do,” North Carolina Public Interest Research ...

The CoGen Project: A look at the rail line transformation project in Orange County

By Isaac Carter | October 14

The CoGen project looks to transform out-of-service rail lines into hotspots for economic and community development that connect Chapel Hill, Carrboro ...

Weekend Wrap-Up: UNC volleyball bounces back with win over Wake Forest

By Shannen Horan | October 14

UNC had 18 service errors in their loss to N.C. State on Friday, but on Sunday, they cut that number in half in a 3-0 sweep against Wake Forest.

Column: Protecting free speech shouldn't mean silencing certain students

By Arya Mehta | October 14

"If students wanted to display 42,000 flags for dead Palestinians, or 11,000 for the dead Palestinian children, it’s no secret that they would not be ...

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French Film Festival offers an experimental entry into cinema

By Cameron Hall | October 14

The Albertine Cinémathèque French Film Festival, which screens movies once a week from Sept. 18 to Oct. 30, screened "The Beast" on Friday night in ...

'Come make something cool with us': Say It With Glass art studio opens in Carrboro

By Taylor Motley | October 14

The owner, Sam Nguyen, said she's trying to make the studio a third space for community members of all ages and abilities.

Photo illustration. Navigating college party and binge drinking culture makes it difficult for students who are recovering from alcoholism.

Column: UNC must provide more education and resources to prevent harm from alcohol, drugs

By Victoria Kirova | October 14

" When authority figures are made to appear like they care more about getting students in trouble than getting them out of it, fear is fostered and lives ...

Column: Learning never sleeps — our libraries shouldn’t either

By Shea McIntyre | October 14

"The rigid hours of the UNC libraries do not support the diverse learning styles of this campus."