Despite a national championship loss, Tar Heel fans keep the dream alive
Up until the final seconds of Monday night’s NCAA championship game, the energy in the Dean E. Smith Center was hopeful.
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Up until the final seconds of Monday night’s NCAA championship game, the energy in the Dean E. Smith Center was hopeful.
The Carolina Blue seats of the Dean E. Smith Center were packed on Saturday night with students wearing basketball jerseys, UNC T-shirts or sparkly blue feather boas.
As he prepares to drive to New Orleans on Friday, sophomore Adam Castiller will pack at least two things in his suitcase: a bright blue wig and a lab coat.
In February, photographer Cornell Watson’s photo story "Tarred Healing" was pulled from display at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History with a three line email.
Sitting on the floor of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black History and Culture are a series of photos.
Robert Smith III views leadership qualities like cake ingredients. Whether it’s a small or large cake, he said, the basic ingredients are always the same.
Hanging behind Student Body President Lamar Richards' desk is a large bulletin board with a letter pinned to it. Inside the letter, written by former Student Body President Reeves Moseley, is what Richards said is some of the best advice he has received so far.
Azaria Woods was only 11 years old when she first started her baking business, Cupcake Craze by Azaria.
The UNC Board of Governors met for the first time this semester on Thursday and discussed the UNC System's five-year strategic plan, which is in its final year.
When professor Juan Álamo went to Mexico for the first time, he looked out at the audience as he performed in his last recital. As he played a Puerto Rican tune — something he tried to do whenever he visited a new country as a way to share a piece from his homeland — he noticed a Puerto Rican flag flying in the crowd.
Sophomore Shamar Wilson first learned about the Southern Oral History Program at UNC through a class he took his first year called Healers and Patients.
The James Cates Remembrance Coalition collaborated with the Chapel Hill Public Library and the UNC Center for the Study of the American South to host a remembrance webinar in honor of James Lewis Cates Jr. on Thursday.
As sounds of children jumping rope and playing the childhood game “Red Light, Green Light” could be heard in the background, attendees at the Asian Health Advocacy Alliance Wellness Field Day stopped to write affirmations and pieces of advice.
Delight, honor and excitement — punctuated by an enthusiastic “hell yes!” from associate professor Daniel Matute — is a glimpse into the shared celebration of the four UNC associate professors who were awarded the Hettleman Prizes for Artistic and Scholarly Achievement. On Tuesday, the scholars each presented a short, virtual discussion on their research as part of University Research Week.
For as long as they can remember, Tiffany Melenzio has been knitting and sewing. But it wasn’t until quarantine that the UNC junior turned their hobby into a local, Black-owned business: Cup of T.
Eleanor Bolton does not feel like a priority at UNC.
On Oct. 8, the traveling "Buddha and Shiva, Lotus and Dragon" art exhibit made its way to UNC's Ackland Art Museum.
As the audience filed into the Great Hall Friday evening, the scene was reminiscent of a high fashion show. A sea of black ties, floor-length gowns and multi-colored hijabs filled the room — even a hot-pink bedazzled cowboy hat made its way through the crowd.