Features

Following a vegan diet and riding the bus are how some students live more sustainably

November 9, 2019

Some UNC students have traded their cars for the bus and grocery stores for the farmer’s market in an effort to live sustainably.

Halloween in America exceeded some UNC exchange students’ expectations

November 2, 2019

Some UNC exchange students were surprised that Halloween in America is celebrated for weeks before Oct. 31.

A high-tech way to dress up for Halloween: 3D print your own costume

October 26, 2019

At UNC’s BEAM Makerspaces, students are using the printers and other tools to make their Halloween costumes and masks.

To reduce their carbon footprints, some UNC students are embracing sustainable fashion

October 26, 2019

As part of a movement against “fast-fashion,” students are among those who have started their own clothing businesses.

Family farm by day, haunted screampark by night

October 26, 2019

A popular haunted house located at a family-run farm showcases why the number of agrotourism attractions in North Carolina continues to increase.

National Coming Out Day is a time of celebration and reflection for UNC LGBTQ+ community

October 12, 2019

National Coming Out Day can be more than just a celebration. For some UNC students, it can create pressure and be a time to reflect.

Author Jill McCorkle receives UNC award, reflects on her college days

October 12, 2019

McCorkle is a UNC graduate, former UNC faculty member, and renowned author.

Community is optimistic the Lumina Theater will stay open

October 5, 2019

Community members say they may have found a buyer to prevent the planned closing of the Southern Village movie theater.

One-man production showcases author C.S. Lewis’ conversion to Christianity

October 5, 2019

The famous author’s life was depicted on-stage during a Memorial Hall performance.

Carrboro Music Festival a big opportunity for one student-led local band

October 5, 2019

Carrboro hosted its 22nd annual music festival this past weekend, featuring what organizers called, “all kinds of music, all over town, all for free.”