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Legacy admissions face increased scrutiny in the wake of Supreme Court case

November 18, 2022 Chris Kammerer

With UNC’s race-based admission policy in legal jeopardy, observers also are questioning whether universities should continue to give admission preference to children of alumni.

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Students question whether graphic anti-abortion demonstration should have been allowed

November 18, 2022 Reagan Allen

In the quad near the center of campus, an anti-abortion organization put up a display depicting graphic images of unborn babies.

Features

Student-founded organization will bring thrifting to UNC campus

November 18, 2022 Emma Cooke

For college students on a budget, thrifting is an inexpensive and environmentally-friendly way to find new clothes. And a new club is bringing thrifting closer to campus, while also promoting sustainable fashion practices.

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Epilogue bookstore and coffee shop starts a free library for queer literature

November 18, 2022 Madison Ward

The Franklin St. shop will give away free young adult and middle grade books.

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Students’ indifference to fire alarms concern Chapel Hill, UNC leaders

November 11, 2022 Gerard Millman

Some students are hitting the snooze button on fire alarms. The Chapel Hill Fire Marshal says it’s common for people to ignore their fire alarms and stay inside.

Features

Ride-sharing service provides safe transportation to female-identifying students

November 11, 2022 Emma Cooke

She’s Not Here provides rides to female Tar Heels Thursday through Saturday evenings.

Features

After their serving their country, veterans take on a new challenge as college students

November 11, 2022 Reagan Allen

Several hundred UNC students are military veterans, and they often face unique challenges on campus.

News

New Franklin St. bike lanes aim to address safety concerns

November 11, 2022 Nayeli Jaramillo-Plata

The change comes after a notable increase in biking and pedestrian crashes over the past five years.

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Republicans gain seats on NC Supreme Court, fall short of legislative supermajority

November 11, 2022 Walter Reinke

By a one-seat margin, Republicans failed to attain a veto-proof majority in the legislature, meaning Democratic Governor Roy Cooper has a chance to have his vetoes sustained.

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NC Republicans eye potential legislative supermajority as midterm elections continue

November 6, 2022 Walter Reinke

NC Republicans seek to regain their supermajority in this year’s General Assembly elections.

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