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‘Priceless Gems’ from UNC’s History, Now on Display at Wilson Library

Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 24, 2025 | Instagram, UNC

Some of the most famous and storied artifacts in UNC’s history are now on display at Wilson Library, in an exhibit called “Priceless Gems.”

Friday marks the opening of UNC Health’s Down syndrome clinic in Chapel Hill, which will provide holistic and specialized care to patients.

UNC announced it withdrew its request for a permit modification to use plastic and packaging pellets as fuel for its cogeneration facility.

Posted by Michael Koh | Mar 4, 2025 | Instagram, Sports, UNC

The beautiful game will come back to Kenan Stadium for a third consecutive summer. The UNC campus...

Posted by Michael Koh | Feb 27, 2025 | Health, UNC

Newsweek has named the UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill to its list of the World’s Best...

Half of youth voters identify as independent in North Carolina, leading to questions about why they do and how to best reach them.

Threats of federal funding cuts are already felt within research circles at UNC, including the labs of some leading cancer research.

David McKenzie, a Triangle-based lawyer specializing in intellectual property and constitutional...

The course Biology 119, Experiencing Health Professions, trains UNC undergraduate students to serve as sitters for hospital patients.

Posted by Aaron Keck | Feb 13, 2025 | National, UNC

Donald Trump’s approval rating is declining, giving progressives an opportunity to move the dial – but experts say the right approach is key.