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Without a formal dance program, UNC’s student dance groups are struggling to find rehearsal space and recognition. Club leaders say the growing interest in dance on campus isn’t being met with university support.

International recycled materials artist Thomas Dambo is bringing the Raleigh community together through the construction of five larger-than-life wooden trolls.

The Chapel Hill woodturners club not only has experienced members, but also welcomes all community members with any amount of experience. They are hoping to open their own space, while also maintaining their values of giving back to the community.

The altar, or ofrenda, is in its third year, aiming to bridge faith, memory, and cultural understanding between communities.

The student group takes less than a month to cast, rehearse, and perform the annual production.

The hospitals invite volunteer musicians to play in common areas and patient rooms, as a growing body of research shows the power of music to heal the body and mind.

Free Haircuts Friday is a student-led group that provides haircuts to the community free of charge in front of the Undergraduate Library. Their services cover all hair types and styles, with a mission to promote community over profit.

On Franklin Street, you can find a variety of festive pumpkin spice drinks. Customers love them so much that some places are having a hard time keeping them in stock.

UNC’s BeAM Makerspace helps students get creative this Halloween, providing 3D printers, sewing machines, and more to make professional-looking spooky costumes, all free with tuition.

A growing curriculum in UNC’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media helps prepare students for careers in media and talent management, public relations, sports journalism and more.