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UNC’s ballroom dance team proves it often takes more than two to tango

October 7, 2022 Reagan Allen

The UNC Ballroom Dance Team offers free lessons to any skill level in Latin and Standard international dance styles. The team practices and competes together.

Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez highlights UNC’s Latinx Heritage Month

October 7, 2022 Emma Cooke

In a keynote address, Hernandez advised UNC students to take time for themselves.

UNC’s business school celebrates a new building, amid calls for a change in culture

September 30, 2022 Gerard Millman

The Kenan-Flagler School of Business held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new building Thursday, weeks after its dean abruptly retired.

Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan faces legal challenges and raises questions

September 30, 2022 Nayeli Jaramillo-Plata

Many student loan borrowers are eligible for a portion of their student loan to be forgiven. However, there is ambiguity surrounding the policy.

Acts of Random Kindness Club spreads positivity to students during midterms

September 30, 2022 Emma Cooke

UNC’s Acts of Random Kindness Club spreads positivity to students, hoping to help combat some of the stress that arises during midterms.

UNC among universities discovered monitoring student social media

September 23, 2022 William Christensen

The Dallas Morning News reported that UNC and several other universities use tracking software to monitor students’ social media accounts.

UNC has found lead in water fixtures in five more buildings, and it’s not done testing yet

September 23, 2022 Sophie Mallinson

After lead was found in Wilson Library earlier this semester, UNC began testing other buildings. So far, five more buildings have had positive tests.

UNC campus infested with the undead for ‘Tar Heel Zombie Preparedness Festival’

September 23, 2022 Madison Ward

A horde of zombies was unleashed at UNC this week. But fear not, the Tar Heel Zombie Preparedness Festival aimed to eliminate emergencies, not cause one.

NC schools face a widespread teacher shortage, and pay is only part of the reason

September 23, 2022 Walter Reinke

Statewide, vacancies have increased by nearly 27 percent compared to the start of last year.

UNC’s plans to demolish its historic Naval Armory; alumni are trying to save it

September 23, 2022 Reagan Allen

UNC wants to tear down the 80 year old building to make room for the Institute for Convergent Science. Some alumni and veterans want to save it.