Imagine uncovering stories hidden in plain sight — the voices, places, and events that escape our view but shape our lives. That’s exactly what students in Duke University’s Graduate Liberal Studies (GLS) program are doing with projects like Hidden Histories.
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“The Changemakers” is a monthly interview on 97.9 The Hill and Chapelboro.com presented by LAUNCH Chapel Hill, a startup accelerator and local community of entrepreneurs and innovators! Listen below for this month’s conversation with Jordan Meier, a graduate student facilitator for the Launch Local Accelerator!
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Antonia’s is an Italian-inspired eatery serving traditional fare using the freshest local ingredients. Over six years ago, Antonia’s established themselves as the go-to place for a cozy atmosphere to meet with friends.
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Listen to the full conversation as 97.9 The Hill’s Aaron Keck has an in-depth conversation with Prof. Aryeh Shander about thrombophilia, critical care and progress in medical science.
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I don’t know about you, but over the last couple of years my homeowner’s insurance rates have been going up. From 2023 to 2024 they went up somewhere around 35-40%, then maybe 7% last year.
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Weavers Grove, the long-anticipated mixed-income community spearheaded by Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, is officially coming to life in Chapel Hill.
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A week or so back I ran into a woman I know who’s a very thoughtful, diligent Medicare specialist: her sole job is to help people pick out Medicare plans. “How’s it going?” I innocently asked.
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The Monet Richardson Community Foundation (MRCF) Club is thrilled to announce its Annual Halloween Bash Car Wash, scheduled for October 18, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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There is a lot of hullabaloo about interest rates these days. People got used to the ultra-low interest rates of the post-financial crisis, which blended so effortlessly into the even lower interest rates of the COVID and post-COVID era that people lost sight of how absurdly cheap money had been in the 2010s.
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For many students at UNC-Chapel Hill, introductory science and math courses can be a steep academic hurdle. Large lecture halls, fast-paced material, and limited opportunities for individualized help can leave students searching for additional support — especially when exam season hits.
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