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Strong winds and heavy rain made for a difficult walk to and from class on as tropical storm Michael moved over Chapel Hill.

The Gaelic Athletic Association keeps alive historic games like hurling and Gaelic football.

Social media, Netflix, and the allure of Franklin Street all can contribute to students waiting until the last minute to do their classwork.

Students often have to work odd jobs to make money, but one student might take the cake. She works as a reptile wrangler.

Students explain what the change of seasons means to them.

Playmakers Repertory Company’s production of Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: “The Adventures of Robin Hood” gives a fresh spin on an age-old tale.

The 250 pound rubber ball is street art by Asheville-based artist Kurt Perschke.

Should you get a pet while you’re a student on campus? For some, the work might just be worth having a cuddly new best friend.

Many students who are at UNC now were too young to fully remember the 9/11 attacks. But the event still touched their lives.

A performance with lifesize puppets, “In the Heart of the Fire,” brings environmental issues to UNC’s Forest Theater.