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Roy Williams retires as UNC men’s basketball coach, saying he’s no longer ‘the right man for the job’

April 2, 2021    

Men’s basketball coach Roy Williams spent 18 years at UNC, leading the Tar Heels to three national championships in 2005, 2009 and 2017.

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Serving up shots with a side of hope: UNC opens an on-campus COVID-19 vaccine clinic

April 2, 2021    

UNC opened an on-campus vaccination clinic Wednesday, a major step in welcoming students back to campus in time for the fall 2021 semester.

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UNC Asian American students find hope and solidarity amid a year of increased violence and racism

March 26, 2021    

Asian American students grieved at a vigil this week as they shared their experiences through a year of increased racism and violence.

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UNC to open vaccination clinic for students and staff on campus next week

March 26, 2021    

UNC plans to distribute the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to students and staff beginning March 31 in the Student Union.

Features

UNC professor’s one-woman show chronicling the life of journalist Marvel Cooke premieres at PlayMakers Repertory Company

March 26, 2021    

Drama professor Jacqueline E. Lawton discusses her new play, Edges of Time, her inspiration, and what it’s like to stage a show during the pandemic.

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Marching to a new beat: UNC Marching Tar Heels hope to play again despite pandemic restrictions

March 26, 2021 Daniel Myrick

After more than a year without performing, UNC’s Athletic Bands are together again and preparing to make a comeback later in the spring.

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UNC’s resident advisers struggle to create community on a socially-distanced campus

March 26, 2021    

It’s been an unusual semester for UNC’s resident advisers – partly because they don’t have many residents to advise.

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As some Chapel Hill residents return to newly-reopened bars, others feel it’s still not safe

March 19, 2021    

Some Chapel Hill residents cheer as indoor bars reopen, but others worry it’s too early because the pandemic isn’t over.

Features

Losing the last goodbye: some people aren’t able to see their loved ones before they pass away

March 19, 2021    

The death of a loved one is difficult to deal with, but it’s even harder because of the pandemic.

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As virtual proctoring grows in popularity, some test-takers worry about their privacy

March 19, 2021    

Online proctoring services require test-takers to keep their webcams and microphones on, and in some cases relinquish computer control.

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