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This Latino student at UNC worries about immigration officers targeting him and his family

November 22, 2025 Liana Riachi

Though there are no reports of immigration agents on UNC’s campus, some students are feeling the impact of the arrests and apprehensions elsewhere in North Carolina. We speak with a student who despite being a U.S. citizen is worried he may be targeted by law enforcement.

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Immigration agents spread out across NC, affecting schools, businesses, and institutions around the state

November 21, 2025 Reyna Drake, Maddie Policastro and Liana Riachi

After arresting more than 200 people in Charlotte, agents made their way to the Triangle this week, apprehending people in Raleigh, Cary, Durham, and elsewhere. Businesses closed and schools reported higher absenteeism as people stayed home.

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As UNC’s graduate stipends lag other schools, some students scramble for income

November 21, 2025 Anthony Guerra-Flores

UNC’s stipend for master’s and PhD students is below that of its peer schools. That’s led some prospective students to turn down UNC admission, while those who attend sometimes have to work multiple outside jobs.

Features

For these students, Thanksgiving dinner is whatever they can make in their dorm microwave

November 21, 2025 Rachel Moody

While many UNC students will leave campus for the holiday, some are staying behind and cooking in the dorms, finding microwavable food, or eating out.

Features

UNC group brings students together to discuss politics – with civility

November 21, 2025 Emmy Berger

The club BridgeUNC hosted “Bridge The Gap,” which aims to lessen the political divide and promote understanding on college campuses.

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For the first time in years, UNC is raising tuition for in-state and out-of-state students

November 14, 2025 Brooks Stevenson, Emmy Berger and Reyna Drake

The UNC Board of Trustees voted Thursday to raise tuition three percent for in-state students and ten percent for out-of-state.

Zohran Mamdani gives a speech in front of a crowd.
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Far away from New York City, the effects of Zohran Mamdani’s election are being felt in Chapel Hill

November 14, 2025 Andrew Sellers

Zohran Mamdani will be the first Muslim to hold the role of New York City’s mayor. Though controversial, Mamdani is inspiring Muslim Americans far beyond New York.

Features

Dance groups say UNC doesn’t have enough studio space for them to meet and rehearse

November 14, 2025 Gracie Durham

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.

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Disney is building a huge neighborhood in Pittsboro. Not everybody is enchanted with the plans.

November 14, 2025 Brooks Stevenson

Storyliving by Disney plans to build a 1500 acre development called Asteria in Pittsboro, stirring both excitement about economic benefits and concern about environmental impacts on the Haw River.

Features

At Raleigh’s Dix Park, a Danish artist has turned trash into trolls

November 14, 2025 Marguerite Stouse

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

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