Southern Oral History Program celebrates 50th anniversary
In 1973, the founder of the Southern Oral History Program Jacquelyn Dowd Hall came to UNC to teach history and create the first oral history program in the South.
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In 1973, the founder of the Southern Oral History Program Jacquelyn Dowd Hall came to UNC to teach history and create the first oral history program in the South.
As the weather gets warmer, nature is springing back to life across UNC’s campus — especially in the Coker Arboretum.
Picture this: you are ten weeks deep into the semester, attempting to juggle five classes, three extracurriculars and some vague semblance of a social life. You’re running on a solid five hours sleep, a Celsius and the remaining straws of hope for a 4.0. Your professor turns around to you, hours before a 3000 word deadline and says “try not to stress too much, use your essay as a space to dream!”
UNC’s interim Chancellor Lee Roberts made an impromptu appearance at the TransparUNCy Teach-In: Part 2 event in the Student Union on Thursday evening.
The No. 14 UNC women’s lacrosse team (8-5, 4-3 ACC) conquered Virginia Tech (8-6, 2-5 ACC), 13-9, on Saturday afternoon at Dorrance Field.
In music duo Gibson & Toutant’s debut album “On The Green,” the Durham-based couple creates an unconventional combination: buzzing lo-fi sound and DIY American folk.
When Jim Sander planted his first vegetable garden at Wildflower Lane in Efland over a decade ago, it consisted of a modest patch that he used for sustaining himself and gifting to friends.
Last week, the Institute of Museum and Library Services announced the Chapel Hill Public Library is a finalist for the 2024 National Medal for Museum and Library Service.
If an alien were to stand in the middle of the Quad, or maybe in the center of Lenoir Dining Hall, they’d hear some of the most exquisite diction of our species. Someone is “geekin” on the escalator. Someone else’s "tuff fit," ate. Another is skipping class for the plot. There’s even someone being joshed in the Pit.
Portia McKnight is a co-owner of Chapel Hill Creamery, which became a vendor at the Carrboro Farmers’ Market three years ago.
Ellie Maltzahn, a junior at UNC, has worked in the resale and consignment industry for nearly five years — but last year, she realized that she could take her passion for reselling clothing beyond the workplace.
UNC School of Education Dean Fouad Abd-El-Khalick has been named provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, effective July 1, Provost Christopher Clemens announced in a campus-wide email Thursday.
“Cowboy Carter” is a masterclass in the art of homage.
Updated April 3 7:25 p.m.: UNC Media Relations said the power outage that part of campus experienced this evening resulted from an issue at the Cameron Substation in Chapel Hill. UNC Energy Services has responded and power has been restored to campus.
On Monday and Tuesday, the UNC Chancellor Search Advisory Committee hosted listening forums that allowed undergraduate and graduate students to voice their perspectives as the search for the University’s next chancellor continues.
Tree pollen in Raleigh reached record-high levels on April 1, according to the N.C. Division of Air Quality.
In early March, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Trump v. Anderson that states cannot enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to remove former President Donald Trump from their primary ballots. This was a case that had potential to upend the 2024 presidential race. If the court had ruled alternatively, other states may have joined Colorado and Maine in rejecting Trump’s eligibility to run.
The room is dead silent.
When Heidi Radtke was just a toddler in Chicago's bustling Union Station, she became so transfixed on a saxophone player busking in the halls that her parents couldn’t pull her away.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, UNC students crowded around Cliffe Knechtle and his son, Stuart Knechtle, on the Quad as they answered students’ questions about faith and religion.