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With busy class schedules and busy social lives, it’s often hard for students to eat well. But UNC nutrition experts say it’s possible for students to make healthy choices.

North Carolina now requires the teaching of cursive writing in public elementary schools. But Montessori schools, like the one in Chapel Hill, never stopped teaching cursive.

Researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State are working on a smart insulin patch, which could reduce the need for needles and pumps.

The Triangle has seen an explosion in food trucks over the past few years. But some restaurant owners worry the trucks are taking away their business.

The Campus Y’s rich history gives students of today the knowledge and tools to recognize social justice issues and work together towards equality.

If your New Year’s resolutions rarely make it past January, UNC psychologists have some suggestions on how to keep your goals on track.

Legislators eliminated a state-wide tax credit benefiting the solar energy industry at the end of 2015, leaving many solar activists worried about its future.