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The Cherokee language in North Carolina is at risk. Fewer than 200 speakers remain in the state, and they’re concerned it could be lost forever.

To cope with the tension of the pandemic and other stressors, UNC’s Department of Dramatic Art led a collective, cathartic screaming session at the center of campus.

UNC faculty and staff are sharing their pandemic experiences on postcards.

Drift Marketplace serves as a gallery for UNC student artists, with future plans to incorporate emerging technologies like NFTs.

The Carolina Beekeeping Club’s “Bee School” is a hands-on learning program to teach students and community members about beekeeping basics.

Now on display, portraits of 118 Town of Chapel Hill employees show their often invisible work, from making road signs to repairing books.

Rosemary Van Dyke, a trans woman tattoo artist, is working in a white-male dominated industry and leveling out the power dynamic between artist and client.