Features

American Indian Heritage Month aims to increase recognition of indigenous community

November 18, 2022 Lorelai Sykes

As American Indian students celebrate their culture, they also hope to break down stereotypes.

Epilogue bookstore and coffee shop starts a free library for queer literature

November 18, 2022 Madison Ward

The Franklin St. shop will give away free young adult and middle grade books.

Carolina Cupboard aims to help UNC students and staff facing food insecurity

November 11, 2022 Jailyn Neville

22% of UNC students are food insecure, according to one survey. But some are hesitant to seek out help.

Ride-sharing service provides safe transportation to female-identifying students

November 11, 2022 Emma Cooke

She’s Not Here provides rides to female Tar Heels Thursday through Saturday evenings.

After their serving their country, veterans take on a new challenge as college students

November 11, 2022 Reagan Allen

Several hundred UNC students are military veterans, and they often face unique challenges on campus.

UNC Student Television’s ‘Head over Heels’ promises Bachelorette levels drama and intrigue

November 11, 2022 Madison Ward

Many college students watch reality TV from their dorms. But some students got a chance to live the experience in Student Television’s new show: “Head over Heels.”

Kenan Theatre Company reimagines the Greek play ‘NIA’ with a contemporary NC setting

November 8, 2022 Reagan Allen

NIA is being showcased for the first time at UNC by the Department of Dramatic Arts. It will tackle issues like climate change, religious extremist, and women rights.

Longtime football fan helps his blind friend ‘see’ the game via live commentary

October 28, 2022 Brianna Atkinson

Two friends from Creedmoor have been going to football games together for the past 20 years, despite one being blind. They discuss the unique way they see the game.

A new mural from a student artist will promote mental health

October 28, 2022 Reagan Allen

A mural is coming to Campus Y that embodies mental health awareness using nature and iconic school symbols.

From ghostly fields to ghost hunters: a brief foray into the world of hauntings in the Triangle

October 28, 2022 Henry Taylor

Ghost hunters in the Triangle explore historic sites to explain ongoing reports of hauntings.