Here's how student-run Triad Studios has made it in less than two years
Student-run media production agency, Triad Studios, is making its mark on local businesses and beyond.
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The goose is loose: Meet the UNC student band Mangoose
"You can’t play music if you’re thinking about the past or if you’re thinking about the future. You have to be in the now.”
How Police Chief Perry was chosen, and what his history at FSU means to UNC students
“One of the priorities in our search was to find someone with a proven track record in community policing and strong experience building communication and trust.”
Students, alumni remember Woollen security guard through stories and art
Fred Moore, a retired University security guard, died Friday at the age of 74. Friends and co-workers of "Mr. Fred" reminisced about the time they spent with him.
DTH public records lawsuit against UNC goes before the North Carolina Supreme Court
The lawsuit, which was filed in 2016, reached the highest court in the state on Tuesday.
Check out these upcoming changes to Chase and Lenoir Dining Halls
Carolina Dining Services is preparing to open a new seating area and new food stations in Chase and roll out a new environmental initiative at Lenoir.
What's your type? The enneagram, explained
The newest in online personality tests is the enneagram. The concept of finding ourselves in online descriptors of personal strengths and weaknesses is not new, but it is becoming somewhat of a social media trend. As more influencers, college students and avid social media users start to share and publicize their personality results as a form of deeper connection, they also infiltrate the corporate world as a hiring indicator. Myers-Briggs, the Big Five and even astrological symbols have become a form of self-expression and self-labeling that allows people to connect with their peers and contextualize their personality. While these kinds of groupings may help us relate socially to others, they may not actually be objective u2013 or even totally accurate u2013 measurements. Students and psychological experts weighed in on the real value of these tools. After all, is it really possible for everyone in the world to fit into seven neat boxes?
Kenan Flagler to add a new set of flags in the lobby to reflect students' identities
Kenan-Flagler is going to put up flags for different student identities, including LBGTQ+, Native American and the Peace Corps.
Protesters call for action on 'monuments to white supremacy' beyond Silent Sam
On the one-year anniversary of Silent Sam's fall, anti-confederate protesters marched across campus to fight the memorialization of white supremacy that they believe still exists at UNC.
Here's what you missed at this year's FallFest
FallFest brought together students of all classes on Hooker Fields to learn about campus clubs, sports, performance teams — and collect giveaway items before the new academic year.
From Tel Aviv to Chapel Hill, three Tar Heels share their summer internship stories
A psychology major in a courtroom. A junior in a school for children of asylum seekers. A Tar Heel learning how universities spend their money. These three UNC students told us all about their summer internship experiences.
‘It's giving me the foundation I need’: UNC students reflect on summer arts experiences
Check out what these Tar Heels in the arts were up to this summer, and how you might interact with their work.
'I want to blur that line': Student poet finds the sacred in the secular
UNC senior Hanna Watson is bringing worlds together with her words and igniting a conversation on race relations.
How Student Body President Ashton Martin wants to be remembered at UNC
“We are not here to shove our ideas or our policies onto anyone, but really to collaborate with the community and work with other stakeholders to make sure that everyone has a place that they can call home here.”
We talked to interim Chancellor Guskiewicz about his plans for this school year
On the interim chancellor's agenda are new initiatives for discussing the politics of a university, experiential education and collaboration with the town of Chapel Hill.
Charles Marshall named UNC vice chancellor and general counsel
Marshall is a partner at a Raleigh law firm and outside general counsel to the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters.
Second interim vice chancellor for student affairs chosen since Crisp's resignation
When Winston Crisp resigned a few months after the toppling of Silent Sam, Christi Hurt was elevated in the student affairs department to fill the role of vice chancellor. Now, following her departure and amid the search for a permanent replacement, student affairs veteran Jonathan Sauls will become the vice chancellor for student affairs.
UNC's Master Plan: Where will the money come from?
The idealistic projects are disconnected from UNC's major fundraising effort, so currently there's no money allocated for most of the proposals in the Master Plan.
UNC chooses next dean of Graduate School
Suzanne Barbour, former program director at the National Science Foundation, has been the Graduate School dean at the University of Georgia for three years. In September she's coming to UNC.
