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Student organization ‘Edible Campus’ works to help feed food insecure community members

April 21, 2023 Hannah Noel

Edible Campus UNC is working to combat food insecurity locally by cultivating fresh produce all around UNC’s campus.

Chapel Hill is allowing new drive-throughs after previously discouraging them

April 21, 2023 Kyle Turik

Dunkin’ Donuts will soon add a drive through window, joining recently constructed restaurants like Chick-fil-A and Starbucks.

Protesters support law student who was banned from campus following arrest

April 14, 2023 Hannah Noel

Students walked out of class to protest UNC decision to ban Jamie Marsicano from campus. Marsicano was arrested in Georgia for taking place in a protest.

UNC study finds infrastructure for e-scooters could be the key to reducing injuries

April 14, 2023 Henry Taylor

A UNC study concluded that infrastructure improvements are needed to reduce injuries from e-scooter use.

UNC professor helps actors master the distinctive accents of their characters

April 14, 2023 Sofía Basurto

Professor Gwendolyn Schwinke teaches actors how to ace an accent.

Transgender UNC students react to anti-trans legislation

April 14, 2023 Kyle Turik

With legislation being proposed across the nation to limit access to transgender healthcare and school sports,, UNC LGBTQ+ students voice their fears and concerns.

As NC residents wait for medical marijuana legalization, some are turning to alternative drugs

March 31, 2023 Henry Taylor

A bill passed the North Carolina Senate would legalize medical marijuana. But in the meantime, consumers have been buying unregulated CBD and Delta-8 products.

Some Muslim students say UNC doesn’t support them as they observe Ramadan

March 31, 2023 Kyle Turik

The Islamic holy month of Ramadan began last Wednesday, but the time of fasting and prayer falls during a difficult academic period. For some students, balancing their academic and spiritual lives can be overwhelming.

Late Night With Toys: UNC students help children with special needs

March 31, 2023 Annie Le Baron

A UNC club adapts toys to make them easier to use by children with special needs.

More than a year after the Russian invasion, Chapel Hill’s Ukrainian community remains resilient

March 31, 2023 Savannah Gunter

This February marked one year of Russian occupation in Ukraine–and its impact is felt far beyond the front lines. Chapel Hill’s Ukrainian community continues support efforts and cultural learning.