Sutton’s Drug Store has been a UNC staple for almost a century. With the slogan, “Feeding Chapel Hill since 1923,” this old-fashioned diner is a favorite among the UNC community because of the warm environment and low prices. No individual item at Sutton’s is more than $8. If you’re ...
If you’re looking for great Mexican food with a friendly staff and fast, sanitary service, Monterrey Mexican Grill is the restaurant for you. With three locations throughout the Triangle in Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham, Monterrey is the go-to for Chapel Hill residents when they’re craving ...
Since 1974, Residential Services, Inc. (RSI) has been guided by one foundational principle: measure success by what is achieved by the people it supports, rather than by what the organization has achieved. For the children and adults RSI serves, it’s ensured they find success daily — whether ...
Ever since Brighton McConnell joined the team at 97.9 The Hill his junior year, the local news has been busier than ever. “We’ve had an incredible series of events, whether it’s with UNC, local government or development news, really since 2017,” UNC alum McConnell said. “I feel like ...
Students' busy schedules often leave little time for a creative outlet. However, bullet journaling allows for creative freedom while also helping students stay organized.
“I think it’s important to share my art because I want people to know that it doesn’t have to mean anything. My art doesn't necessarily have to represent something and be life changing and world changing. I just think it’s nice to have a pretty image show up on your feed, and a lot of the art I see is not Indian art, so I also want to be somebody that exposes people around me to an Indian style of art.” Meet the UNC student blending her personality with traditional Indian art techniques to create a unique style.
UNC a cappella group Cadence's efforts to support women go beyond the bonds group members have built among each other. They have recently extended their support to the Orange County Rape Crisis Center, holding gigs that focus on female empowerment and uplifting women within the UNC and Chapel Hill community.
"Poetry allows us to express our experience in more than just a literal sense.”
In the 28 days that former UNC student Lillian Chason spent in the hospital battling the H1N1 flu, her father kept a journal. He planned to tell her all about it once she got better. Now, 10 years after Chason's death, her father has adapted that journal into a memoir with stories of her childhood, which he will read at Flyleaf Books on Jan. 29.
Durham Parks and Recreation’s upcoming event "MLK: Remembering the Legacy through the Arts" will celebrate his life on Saturday, Jan. 11, from 2-5 p.m. at the W.D. Hill Recreation Center, and is free and open to the community.
