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North Carolina's 2023 congressional maps challenged as racial gerrymander

| December 4

Student Life

Osiris Rankin, a senior psychology major, Darius Whitney, a senior political science major, and Dr. Juan Carrillo, an assistant professor in the UNC School of Education, discuss their place in the university setting and the challenges they have faced as minority males at a Carolina Millennial Scholars Program's event entitled "The [Mis]sed Education of the Minority Male" Thursday evening in Wilson Library.

Minority men detail ups and downs of UNC life

By Sarah Chaney | March 27

He would sit in the front row, feeling invisible and scared to even raise his hand.

Student athlete Marcus Paige answers a question during the meeting of the Board of Trustees 3/27 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In background are Lori Spingola and Kemmi Pettway.

Student-athletes spoke to Board of Trustees in defense of athletes' academic priorities

By Daniel Schere | March 27

Marcus Paige said no one forced him into a major when he came to UNC.

Student Union puts emphasis on security after incident

By Jake Barach | March 27

When an armed man nearly attacked a student near Alpine Bagel on Sunday, Student Manager Nicole Johnson did what she could to ensure the safety of her ...

Jonathan Scott plays Charlie Brown in Company Carolina's musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown."

‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ opens tonight

By Rupali Srivastava | March 27

The Peanuts gang is taking Chapel Hill, complete with melancholy monologues by a young Charlie Brown, philosophical ponderings from a confused Snoopy ...

Students turn to online shopping, leave department stores behind

By Zachery Eanes | March 27

As students turn to Amazon shopping carts and stray from traditional retailers, the mall strongholds are working to bridge the generational gap that is ...

Senior Melanie Rio combined Shakespeare's three classic Henry VI plays into one 90-minute production for her senior honors thesis. The show will be performed Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Forest Theater.

A LAB! show compiles Shakespeare’s three ‘Henry VI’ plays

By Everett Handy | March 27

With the grand scenery of UNC’s Forest Theater behind them and with the dramatic equivalent of “House of Cards” on a bloody Shakespearean stage, ...

University of Delaware professor discusses Virginia race relations at Bull's Head

By clayton johnson | March 26

Coleman will be doing a talk and reading from her book, “That the Blood Stay Pure: African Americans, Native Americans, and the Predicament of Race ...

Arrest made in Hill Hall assault

By Daniel Schere and Sarah Chaney | March 26

Despite security measures, an intruder was able to enter Hill Hall Tuesday night and commit an assault.

ModernExtension adds improv, dance to performance "Haunted"

By Karishma Patel | March 26

Throw everything you know about improv out the window.

Collins Crossing courts UNC students

By Steven Wright | March 26

Two years ago, Collins Crossing Apartments didn’t even have a Facebook page.

Student Union, Congress to strengthen ties

March 25

The working relationship between Student Congress and the Student Union is becoming more transparent.

95th Student Congress holds ?nal meeting

By Haley Waxman | March 25

The approval of student body vice president, secretary and treasurer appointments and a bill to change student body elections were just a few of the items ...

Winston Crisp meets with student leaders over cookies

By Esther Yu | March 25

All it took was cookies and lemonade to bring together the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Winston Crisp and UNC student leaders for a discussion ...

Campus safety offcials look to apps for communication

By Hayley Fowler | March 25

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The Playmakers collection of original plays is being shown in Wilson Library. Recordings, original documents, and artifacts are on display to represent the group's fifty-six year history.

‘People’s Theatre’ tells UNC student theater group's past

By Juanita Chavarro | March 25

Costume pieces, sheet music, black and white production pictures and multicolored playbills tell the story of the PlayMakers Repertory Company, one of ...

Chi Phi nationals deliver sanctions to UNC chapter

By Jane Wester | March 24

Following an investigation of hazing violations by the national Chi Phi fraternity, UNC’s chapter of Chi Phi will be put on social probation for one ...

Christy Lambden pitches occupancy limit petition to town of Chapel Hill

By Bob Bryan | March 24

The research took several months, but his presentation Monday before the Chapel Hill Town Council about repealing the controversial four-person occupancy ...

Q&A with world-class banjo player Abigail Washburn

By Allison Hussey | March 24

Abigail Washburn is a world-class banjo player who is best known for her unique combination of American and Chinese folk music traditions.

Sophomore forward on the men's basketball team J.P. Tokoto signed the Spread the Word to End the Word pledge in the Pit on Monday.Courtesy of Anisha Parker.

Disability rights activists at UNC speak out against hurtful language

By Sarah Chaney | March 24

The words echoed in her head.

UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School targets high MBA acceptance rate

By Sara Salinas | March 24

Business is all about the numbers, and some administrators at the Kenan-Flagler Business School are working to improve theirs.