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NC House Speaker suggests UNC should no longer be a gun-free zone

September 29, 2023 Anthony DeHart

After a fatal shooting and two lockdowns in the first few weeks of this semester, some UNC students are calling for gun control legislation. But N.C. Speaker of the House Tim Moore disagrees.

UNC screenwriting students and professors have mixed reactions to the end of the writers strike

September 29, 2023 Samantha Hoffman

Carolina screenwriters discuss implications of the 148-day Writers Guild for America strike and its outcomes.

After August shooting, UNC plans to add more security measures and officer training

September 29, 2023 Editor

At the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, UNC police chief gave a report on the events of Aug. 28 and discussed strategies for campus safety.

UNC has added a new mural in an unusual place – a South Campus parking deck

September 29, 2023 Henry Taylor

UNC’s Craige Parking Deck just got a little more colorful with the addition of a large-scale mixed media installation called “Drawn to Explain” by artist Amalia Pica. The London based artist is famous for her sculptures and installations.

Campus lockdowns can be especially hard for grad students, who face unique pressures

September 22, 2023 Tianyi Wang

Not only do graduate students grapple with the high-stress academic environment, but recent tragedies have also exacerbated feelings of depression and anxiety.

VP Harris tries to energize young voters in N.C. A&T appearance

September 22, 2023 Samantha Hoffman

During the second stop of her college tour, Vice President Kamala Harris addressed issues affecting college students in an effort to increase young voter turnout.

Carrboro Market Bunch teaches kids where food comes from, then lets them buy some

September 22, 2023 W.H. Hayes

The Carrboro Farmers Market has a special program during the peak growing season of produce meant to give kids access to fresh food and local living.

Farm combines pumpkin carving and goats for unique fall family fun

September 22, 2023 Caroline Horne

Spring Haven Farm outside of Chapel Hill offers pumpkin carving and an array of new activities for people of all ages.

Members of the ‘lockdown generation’ push for stricter gun laws

September 15, 2023 Anthony DeHart

After the August 28 shooting, a hush fell over campus as students began processing the event. In the days that followed, that hush was replaced with a yell demanding action. Students wanted to feel heard and shine a light on their new reality.

In the wake of tragedy, students find support from organizations, faculty members, and each other

September 15, 2023 Tianyi Wang

In the aftermath of the campus shooting, students are uniting to support one another. Mental health resources, a healing panel, and community bonding help students navigate complex emotions.