100 Years of Kenan Stadium: Mrs. Bunting’s Secret Stuff
Reporter Andrew Jones goes through his memories of UNC’s thrilling upset win against No. 4 Miami at Kenan Stadium in October 2004.
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The Jupiter Ball Returns to Morehead Planetarium and Science Center this November
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center is pleased to announce the return of the Jupiter Ball. The signature Chapel Hill gala revives a proud 25-year history to benefit the “Science for All” initiative with a premier evening of celebration and philanthropy.
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The Governor’s Column: It’s Too Expensive — Let’s Start Acting Like It All Year Round
If you saw your gas prices drop a few weekends ago and wondered what happened, you’re not the only one. On October 8, the average price of gas in North Carolina was $4.10 a gallon; today, it’s $3.45, the lowest in the nation.
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100 Years of Kenan Stadium: Breaking and Entering
District Attorney Jeff Nieman remembers when he had a memorable night at Kenan Stadium following one of UNC’s most dramatic wins ever.
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The Changemakers: ARtx, With Ladson Brearley and Rakesh Khan
This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Ladson Brearley and Rakesh Khan of ARtx, a company working at the intersection of engineering, technology, and construction to make infrastructure smarter, stronger and more sustainable.
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On the Porch: Talking News with Dan Kane
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Dan Kane is an award-winning investigative journalist for the Raleigh, NC newspaper The News & Observer. Kane, with whistleblower Mary Willingham, is credited for unearthing substantive academic fraud regarding student-athletes who were directed towards phony classes, according to allegations. Kane also covered NCSU, legislative corruption, and the formation of the state lottery. His reporting on NC’s secretive personnel law exposed how the state kept much information about state employees from public scrutiny, which led to a new state law to expedite information-gathering about the pay and performance of state employees. He is a 1983 graduate of Saint John Fisher College in Rochester, NY.
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100 Years of Kenan Stadium: Everybody Was Kung Fu Fighting!
UNC marching band director Jeff Fuchs remembers when a technical glitch led to one of Kenan Stadium’s best atmospheres ever.
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Last Call for Ceramics Session Two at the Eno Arts Mill
Hand building and wheel throwing classes at the new Eno Arts Mill Ceramics Studio begin next...
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100 Years of Kenan Stadium: Rick Steinbacher Invades Spain
Rick Steinbacher, UNC’s senior associate athletic director for facilities, has a lot on his plate when the Tar Heels play at Kenan Stadium.
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On the Porch: Bryan Kennedy: Saving Democracy From the Ground Up
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Bryan Kennedy is the four-term mayor of Glendale, Wisconsin, a former university professor and labor leader, and an advocate for strengthening democracy through local organizing. He is the author of It’s All Local: Saving Democracy From the Ground Up, which explores how communities can rebuild trust, bridge political divides, and renew civic engagement through personal connections and local organizing. Kennedy serves on the Democratic National Committee and is President of Democratic Municipal Officials, a national DNC affiliate organization working to elect and support Democratic local elected leaders. He founded the It’s All Local Foundation to help communities foster meaningful conversations, strengthen relationships, and rebuild democracy from the ground up.
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