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The closings have left three empty storefronts at the main intersection of Franklin and Columbia Streets.

Davis Library’s first floor has been eerily quiet since return on campus. What used to be a place to get together with friends and hear loud chatter has become quiet. But some students are working to bring that tradition back.

After a year and a half of remote classes, first-year and sophomore students are finding their community on campus.

Epilogue, a book store café, opened five months before the pandemic hit, and is already expanding next door with the opening of Prologue.

The cicadas, known as Brood X, will emerge from underground at the beginning of May, exciting entomologists and other bug enthusiasts.

Dave Thomas Brown and Amelia Bay worked on Broadway. But when the pandemic hit, they decided to start renovating RVs.

Some LGBTQ student of color at UNC struggle to feel included, but several on-campus clubs are trying to change that.

Senior Katia Carmichael created a petition calling on UNC’s Drama Department to diversify the curriculum to support BIPOC students and playwrights.

Audiences are flocking back to movie theaters to see “Godzilla vs Kong.” It’s one of the first new films available in theaters since the start of the pandemic.