'Competing with myself': Rock climbing club gives students a niche on campus
By Noah Dolgoff | Mar. 1, 2020UNC's Climbing Club allows students to climb in numerous settings and find a group of friends with similar interests.
Read More »UNC's Climbing Club allows students to climb in numerous settings and find a group of friends with similar interests.
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UNC Men's Crew members practice on University Lake.