"They spread fear in the community with early voting for municipal elections starting Oct. 14. Signs aimed at division rather than town unity have no place in Chapel Hill, regardless of your opinions on Stegman’s politics, the Aura development or the best candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council."
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"They spread fear in the community with early voting for municipal elections starting Oct. 14. Signs aimed at division rather than town unity have no place in Chapel Hill, regardless of your opinions on Stegman’s politics, the Aura development or the best candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council."
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After taking home first-place finishes in the first two tournaments of the 2021-2022 season, the No. 4 North Carolina men’s golf team finished in a three-way tie for fourth place Wednesday in the Blessings Collegiate Invitational in Johnson, Ark.
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Joshua Schaffer was wandering the streets of Chapel Hill and UNC's campus driving a go-kart dressed as Nintendo's Mario. Students accordingly dubbed him the "Mario Kart Man." Schaffer runs multiple social media accounts where he has amassed a large following — most notably on TikTok where he has over 900,000 followers. Spreading joy is a large theme on both his Instagram and TikTok pages, where he shares videos of his shenanigans. Patrick McPode, Schaffer’s social media manager, said the two are performing the social media gag in different places across the country.
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The North Carolina Latin American Film Festival will run from Oct. 7 to Oct. 18, with an additional film showing on Oct. 31. Its stated mission is to provide a space for Latin American films to reach a wider audience.
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"UNC cannot continue to rank as a top university for federal research, conduct the same level of research and serve the state as an integral public institution when decisions by the administration cut resources that allow the University to do so."
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Orange County will be holding several open houses this week to discuss the survey results for its Master Aging Plan. The plan's main goal is to make Orange County a good place to live and grow old.
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UNC will head into the game trying to capitalize on the momentum from its 6-0 win against Albany, while Duke will be struggling to get back on its feet after suffering a 5-2 loss against Liberty.
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Several former UNC men's basketball players are expected to play big roles in helping their teams inch toward a championship.
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Mandatory COVID-19 testing for students who have not attested to vaccination will be reduced to once a week, according to a campus email from the Carolina Together Testing Program sent Wednesday.
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Seven candidates are vying to be elected to the four open seats on the Chapel Hill Town Council in this November's municipal elections. Meet three of the challengers: Robert Beasley, Jeffrey Hoagland and Adam Searing.
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“We are proud of the women champions, legends and leaders who have contributed to the storied history of women’s sports at UNC,” Sarah Sessoms, Carolina Athletics director of special projects said. “We are excited to celebrate our rich history in multiple ways throughout the year because recognizing this milestone is important to the Department of Athletics.”
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Several former Tar Heels made their mark in the MLB, but two players in particular stood above the rest.
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Ada Umenwaliri, associate director of the ASC, is hopeful that the project will dispel Western stereotypes about Africa and educate children through authentic examples that represent the real culture of contemporary Africa.
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The Seminoles' 31-28 upset over UNC last season is proof that outcomes are unforeseeable in college football. And Saturday’s game is not any different, considering the unpredictability of the UNC football team this season.
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“This was, in my opinion, the final level for him, because we wanted to put him in charge of everything,” head coach Anson Dorrance said. “And so I think what'll end up happening is the other soccer programs across the country will see his impact for us, and they'll start to consider making a similar move.”
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"A system where athletes are subjected to a double tax would be a massive failure. The regular student on scholarship, who makes money on the side, does not get taxed on their scholarships. If we don’t tax other students’ scholarships, why should we create a system to tax athletes’ scholarships?"
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"As a teaching assistant, I prepare myself for the usual emails I receive around this time of the semester of students asking for added grace. Grace is always given, but I wish that students wouldn’t worry so much about grades."
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"This campus should be a place of open dialogue, both in the classroom and in the community — and communications officials have a large role to play in that facilitation."
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In accordance with the theme, Castro was joined by a variety of members of the UNC community, including Irfaun Delgado Karim, student leadership coordinator for Student Life and Leadership, and Joseph Jordan, vice provost for academic and community engagement. The speakers placed an emphasis on the future, both for the Latinx community and everyone else.
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Flourish — a student-run clinic through the Student Health Action Coalition — focuses on local nutrition education and mitigating food insecurity.
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