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Student groups around campus gathered Monday night to watch the last presidential debate.
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Student groups around campus gathered Monday night to watch the last presidential debate.
The Women's Golf team competed in Ruth's Chris Tar Heel Invitational. Sophomore Maia Schechter represented UNC as the 1B player.
Students held a forum about Orange Country transit on Monday evening in Howell Hall. Student Body President Will Leimenstoll spoke briefly at the beginning to voice his support for the new transit plans. The board presenting at the forum consisted of Bernadette Pelissier, Travis Hargett, Aaron Nelson and William M. Rohe.
AEPi recently outbid SAE for a seven year lease in Fraternity Court. They will be using the house beginning in fall 2013.
Hope Larson signed copies of her books at Chapel Hill Comics Sunday afternoon. She recently published a graphic novel adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's "A Wrinkle in Time."
Underground Printing on East Franklin Street is one of three new businesses serving the Chapel Hill and Carrboro areas.
PizzaVito, located on Weaver Dairy Road, is one of three new businesses serving the Chapel Hill and Carrboro areas.
Orange County EMS had their annual open house Sunday. Denali Cutbush-Taylor, age 4, pretends to drive one of the many EMS vehicles open for exploring.
Jack and Evelyn Neville of Carrboro are having their home renovated through the Greater Chapel Hill Association of Realtors' Fix-a-Home program.
Pri Finkral, age 4, plays with along the shore of Eastwood Lake as she drags a stick through the thick sediment. Eastwood Lake, off Lake Shore Drive in Chapel Hill, is filling quickly with sediment and erosion because of work on developments in the area. Residents are asking council to move up the date to discuss the issue.