The ‘Culture War’: An Ideological Battle on College Campuses
When conservative political commentator Candace Owens visited UNC-Chapel Hill on March 6, the building was filled to capacity as soon as students were let into the building.
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The Rose of Tralee Celebrates Irish Heritage Here in North Carolina
For more than six decades, Irish communities all over the world — from Dublin to Dubai — have sent a representative to Tralee for a weeks-long tour and festival in August. At the end, the festival culminates in the crowning of the Rose of Tralee,
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Striving for Zero: The Struggle to End Pedestrian Deaths in The Triangle
The rate of pedestrian deaths is increasing nationwide, and NCDOT data shows that both Chapel Hill and North Carolina fit that trend.
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How North Carolina Baton Twirlers Are Boosting Their Sport in a State Without Twirling
Julia Arciola started baton twirling at 5 and was the Florida state champion by the time she was 6. She’s a two-time national champion in the three-baton event and has represented Team USA at the World Baton Twirling Championships five times in her career.
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Flood Resiliency in Orange County
The communities of Orange County and Chapel Hill have recently experienced massive floods that have resulted in flash flood warnings and school cancellations.
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The Evolution of the Leandro Case, 3 Decades Later
Back in 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state must constitutionally provide a sound basic education to students. It was thought to be a victory for low-wealth school districts and families. Three decades later, the issue is still unsettled.
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From Blue to Gold: Larry Brown Helped Start UNC Men’s Basketball’s Olympic Prowess
Reagan Allen profiled former coach and player Larry Brown for UNC’s Media Hub, sharing his Olympic experience and continued ties to Carolina.
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The Harmonious Connection: Exploring the Impact of Music on the Brain
What is it about music? Why does it take you back to a moment from years past ? Cadences, dynamics and harmonies all play a part, but so does the brain.
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Students and Mentors Struggle To Navigate Recently Passed N.C. Bill, ‘Care for Women, Children and Families Act’
By Emmy Trivette From the vast pool of institutions and post-grad matchups, Dr. Rachel...
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Farmers Markets: Nurturing Communities Through Local Produce and Support
Story and Photos by Abigail Keller As another Saturday sun rises in Carrboro, North...
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