Kaitlyn Green

Students create storytelling podcast 'Mnemosyne'

Humans have been telling stories for thousands of years, constantly passing down tales to the next generation.

New issue of 'Coulture' celebrates culture

The latest issue of UNC student fashion magazine ‘Coulture’ just hit stands across campus, and the stunning cover itself is enough to grab the attention of passerby.

Student organization aims to help refugee families

As citizens and political leaders around the world debate admitting refugees into their respective countries, one UNC student seeks to make a difference on a local scale.

English teachers weigh in as ‘1984’ sells out on Amazon

George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel “1984” has been required reading for high school and college English courses for decades, but this week it saw a drastic increase in popularity — so drastic, in fact, that the book is currently sold out on Amazon.

Temporary EPA freeze concerns UNC Institute for the Environment

In its first days in office, President Donald Trump’s administration implemented prohibitions against the Environmental Protection Agency that have raised alarm and uncertainty about the future of programs at UNC.

Students to honor the behind-the-scenes workers who care for UNC

A group of UNC students is working to recognize the behind-the-scenes workers who take care of the University.

UNC's Be a Maker program welcomes puppetmaster as its 'maker-in-residence'

This semester, UNC’s Be A Maker program is welcoming puppet-making master Donovan Zimmerman as its Maker-In-Residence.

Pimp my dorm: HOLIDAY EDITION

‘Tis the season to be jolly — and trick out our dorms! In the midst of this holiday season, with LDOC just out of reach and exams looming on the horizon, many students are taking time out of their busy schedules to brighten up their dorm rooms with some holiday decor.

Sophomore strife — the voice of UNC Class of 2019’s Facebook page, Kyle Meade

If you’re a UNC sophomore, you may have suddenly noticed an unusual amount of commotion within the UNC Chapel Hill Class of 2019 social media community. A recent slew of Facebook posts has caused quite an uproar among the sophomore class, sparking outrage and intense debate.

Pit Talk series aims to spark conversations

=The Pit is considered the heart of UNC’s campus. Even on dreary, rainy days, the Pit is always bustling with busy people and interest groups, all with different backgrounds and perspectives. It is representative of the University community as a whole.

Sophomore Kyle Mead in the Student Union

Sophomore Eunice Kim and senior Stuart Schrader are involved in Pit Talk.