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Meet the group taking a stab at mixed martial arts

April 11, 2025 W.H. Hayes

Historical European Martial Arts combines real-weapon dueling with researching European dueling styles from the 12th-19th centuries. For members of the Triangle Sword Guild, it’s not just exercise and learning, it’s also community.

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Prices of groceries, other student necessities could soar because of President Trump’s tariffs

April 4, 2025 W.H. Hayes

Wall Street was in turmoil this week after President Donald Trump instituted sweeping tariffs, saying foreign trade and economic practices have created a national emergency. Meanwhile, consumers around the U.S. are trying to figure out how the tariffs will affect them.

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Declining enrollment might make 2026 the last class of music education concentrations

March 1, 2025 W.H. Hayes

UNC has paused its music education program, making it unable to admit new students. University leaders say enrollment had become too low.

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Foushee says Americans should be concerned by Elon Musk’s access to their information

February 7, 2025 W.H. Hayes

North Carolina 4th District Congresswoman Valerie Foushee talks about Democrats’ response to DOGE’s unprecedented actions. 

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Chapel Hill mayor says a potential federal funding freeze could impact local programs

January 31, 2025 W.H. Hayes

Federal courts have blocked President Trump’s federal funding freeze for now, But if the order is eventually implemented, Chapel Hill Mayor Jess Anderson says it could limit the town’s public transportation, green initiatives, public libraries, and more.

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Josh Stein and other Democrats seek student support in UNC rally

November 1, 2024 W.H. Hayes

Josh Stein, the Democratic candidate for Governor, appeared with outgoing Governor Roy Cooper and several women elected to office in North Carolina.

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Coalition calls on Gov. Cooper to commute the sentences of N.C. death row inmates

October 11, 2024 W.H. Hayes

The North Carolina Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty marched through the state this week, calling for the commutation of the 136 people on death row.

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At college campuses damaged by Helene, students face challenges and uncertainties

October 4, 2024 W.H. Hayes

Appalachian State University in Boone is one of many schools that have canceled classes. ASU students now are trying to move forward as cleanup and repairs begin.

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Grief, fear, isolation: Students feel ongoing effects from the Israel-Hamas war

December 1, 2023 W.H. Hayes

Since the Hamas attack on Israel October 7, the conflict has led to increased emotional and mental distress on UNC students who have connections to Israel or the Palestinian territories.

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Long lines greet a long-awaited opening on Franklin Street

November 17, 2023 W.H. Hayes

The opening of the Raising Cane’s chicken was a big event, with a line out the door and giveaways for people who attended.

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