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New programs address food insecurity at UNC

November 3, 2023 W.H. Hayes

Chapel Hill has a number of organizations on campus dedicated to assisting UNC students struggling with food insecurity. These organizations include NC-PIRG, The Carolina Cupboard and the Campus Y, either advocating new programs or providing free food to the food insecure.

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Cold fall temperatures have students donning sweaters, sipping hot drinks

November 3, 2023 Sofia Casini

Autumn’s cold weather has finally arrived in Chapel Hill. UNC students are bundling up, drinking hot drinks, and enjoying the beauty of Fall colors.

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U.S. Senate unanimously condemns pro-Palestine protests at UNC and other campuses

October 27, 2023 Henry Taylor

The bipartisan resolution from Missouri Republican Josh Hawley said UNC’s Students for Justice for Palestine chapter is among several nationwide that “have praised and justified the actions of Hamas.”

Features

Ghost stories: Is a Carolina Inn visitor from decades ago haunting today’s guests?

October 27, 2023 Anthony DeHart

From haunted inns to playful spirits, Chapel Hill has its share of ghostly legends.

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For healthier soil and greener gardens, a Carrboro initiative is offering homeowners worms

October 27, 2023 W.H. Hayes

Tom Smith has been into vermicomposting for 11 years, promoting the use of worms to process kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost.

Features

Post-pandemic, UNC campus tours have returned – with some changes

October 26, 2023 Siya Zhang

The tours for prospective students and their parents now include a “student panel session,” where tourists and student tour guides have a Q&A session.

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The effects of the Israel-Hamas war are being felt throughout Chapel Hill

October 14, 2023 Sofia Casini

Some in the Chapel Hill area have loved ones in the Middle East; many feel strongly about the implications of the growing conflict.

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With war in the Middle East, Rep. Foushee says it’s the ‘worst possible time’ for the U.S. House to be leaderless

October 14, 2023 Sierra Pfeifer

Democratic Rep. Valerie Foushee says there’s a sense of urgency that Congress get back to work.

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After the Supreme Court affirmative action decision, how diverse will UNC’s student body be?

October 14, 2023 Tianyi Wang

Students, faculty, and advocates are closely watching UNC’s efforts to achieve diversity while adhering to the new guidelines.

Features

After a challenging renovation of a historic building, Raising Cane’s is ready to serve Chapel Hill

October 14, 2023 Samantha Hoffman

The building at the northeast corner of Franklin and Columbia Streets – which once housed Spanky’s restaurant –  has been empty since 2021.

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