The Question Club — a new student organization — works to connect with the student body by asking random and "goofy" questions to passersby in the Pit.
Read More »A team of researchers at UNC recently received a grant of $500,000 to aid in ovarian cancer studies, specifically relating to early diagnosis. The research also focuses on bridging inequalities in ovarian cancer care, especially those barriers faced by people of color.
Read More »UNC students have participated in Quidditch, a sport originally inspired by the “Harry Potter” book series for over a decade. However, the sport that combines aspects of rugby, dodgeball, basketball and soccer has recently rebranded as quadball in an effort to distance itself from “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling.
Read More »For the first time in three years, UNC Holi Moli held an in-person celebration of Holi, the South Asian festival of colors, on campus.
Read More »Flying Silk Dance Troupe is the University’s only traditional Chinese dance group. Specializing in fan and silk ribbon dancing, the group has performed its new choreography, "Dawn," at various showcases this year. "Our mission statement has always been to spread awareness and educate the Carolina community on the diversity of Chinese culture, especially through dance," junior Seanna Chen said.
Read More »Rapper Flo Milli was the headliner for the Carolina Union Activities Board's Jubilee 2022 on Saturday. Typically held annually, Jubilee is the University’s biggest concert hosted by CUAB. “I was really excited," Ta'Mecha Robinson, a junior UNC student who attended the concert, said. "I really felt like I was missing out on something and finally got it back."
Read More »University Libraries recently received a $2 million endowment from the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust to support Wilson Library’s Special Collections, particularly the Southern Historical Collection. The Southern Historical Collection at Wilson Library hosts over 5,000 distinct archival collections and primary documents on topics like communities and families, business and labor, slavery and Civil Rights activism.
Read More »The researchers from the Leibfarth and Alexanian groups hope their project will contribute to a more functional and sustainable future for plastic use.
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