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Some LGBTQ students of color – feeling excluded by large UNC clubs – have created their own spaces

April 30, 2021    

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

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Doulas are helping Black mothers who are at higher risk for childbirth complications

April 29, 2021    

Medical mistrust and high maternal mortality rates have led many Black mothers to seek the guidance of doulas.

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In response to a student petition, UNC’s Drama Department has diversified its curriculum

April 29, 2021    

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

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Mega monster movie mayhem: People head back to theaters for the first time in over a year

April 23, 2021    

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.

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People with OCD feel more compelled to ritual action during the heightened stress of the COVID-19 pandemic

April 16, 2021    

People with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder are struggling to cope with pandemic-related stress and anxiety.

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All the world’s a stage – even if it’s outdoors: UNC theater group performs its first in-person show in more than a year

April 16, 2021    

Before an audience of fifteen people, Company Carolina performed its first in-person show in more than a year.

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Women in the Class of 2021 address and challenge the graduation tradition of wearing white

April 9, 2021    

While some women at UNC are sticking with a white graduation dress, others are breaking away from tradition.

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Oh brother! Some people can’t escape their siblings, even when they get to college

April 9, 2021    

Siblings at UNC have to face unique challenges, but having a continuous support system can outweigh the negative aspects of attending the same college.

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North Carolina’s drag queens have been creating safe spaces for people to express themselves since the 1960s

April 9, 2021    

North Carolina’s drag queens thrive on pageantry, professionalism and inclusivity as they entertain audiences even during the pandemic.

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UNC professor’s one-woman show chronicling the life of journalist Marvel Cooke premieres at PlayMakers Repertory Company

March 26, 2021    

Drama professor Jacqueline E. Lawton discusses her new play, Edges of Time, her inspiration, and what it’s like to stage a show during the pandemic.

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