UNC student film, "Sticky Feet" is set to premiere on Feb. 24 at the Varsity Theatre in Chapel Hill. The film is directed, produced and cast by University students and focuses on a comedic coming-of-age story.
Read More »During quarantine, many UNC students remember spending hours scrolling through their TikTok "For You" pages, discovering new trends from whipped coffee recipes to dances to Doja Cat’s song “Say So”. Some UNC students became successful TikTok creators.
Read More »Queerolina, an online oral history exhibit in the Wilson Library Special Collections, works to tell the history of the LGBTQ+ community at UNC through stories and archives. The name “Queerolina” was generated as a reparative label, reclaiming what was once a slur used to refer to the University’s progressive nature compared to other public schools in the Southeast.
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Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant Aadil Zeffer began his UNC career this fall 2022 semester.
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Members of Lauds, an indie-rock band from Wilmington, share a love of music, their hometown, and UNC basketball. The band has released two EPs in the last year, Holt III said, and is currently in the works of writing and producing their first studio album. They work with Fort Lowell Records, a Wilmington-based indie-rock record label.
Read More »Despite North Carolina's 72-69 loss in the 2022 national championship game, many UNC students and community members enjoyed the game surrounded by a sea of Carolina blue at a watch party held in the Dean E. Smith Center.
Read More »Organized by environmental organizations at UNC and in the area, the event was part of the Fridays for Future Global Climate Strike to protest against the lack of action on the climate crisis.
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The UNC-Chapel Hill Ethics Bowl team competed at the 2022 Association For Practical And Professional Ethics Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl — the team's first national competition appearance in over five years.
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Located in Morehead City, the laboratory offers opportunities where undergraduate and graduate students can conduct their own research and provide information for the state to maintain its coastal resources.
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