CHAPEL HILL, NC – The Pantry Bowl is an annual philanthropic event hosted jointly by the Carolina Cupboard and NC State’s Feed the Pack food pantry.  They raise money to feed university students who struggle with food insecurity, a reality … Read more

CHAPEL HILL, NC –A federal district judge in Texas struck down the plan for loan forgiveness last week, blocking the Biden administration’s student debt relief program.   This comes in addition to another block coming from the eighth U.S. circuit court … Read more

CHAPEL HILL, NC – UNC-CH is transitioning from Sakai to Canvas fully for the spring 2023 semester.  The university has been planning the move to canvas for a while now. Courses were hosted on Canvas as early as Fall 2021, … Read more

CHAPEL HILL, NC – Chapel Hill, N.C. – The Town of Chapel Hill put out a press release outlining their plans for Franklin Street closures on October 31, the town’s first Halloween celebration since before the COVID-19 pandemic.  Town government outlined … Read more

CHAPEL HILL, NC – Amie Boakye is a UNC freshman from Loiusville, Kentucky. She was at the Kentucky State Fair when a shot was fired, leading families to flee the fairgrounds in terror.  “I just remember moms and their children … Read more

CHAPEL HILL, NC – The first round of a highly consequential presidential election in Brazil took place over the weekend, causing some UNC students from Brazil to speak out on the affairs of their home country.  Daniela Lipka and Caroline … Read more

GREENSBORO, NC – The Southern Baptist Convention cut two churches from affiliation with their denomination including College Park Baptist Church during their meeting on DAY at their headquarters in Nashville.  Jared Wellman, chairman of the SBC referred to College Park … Read more

CARRBORO, NC – Affordable housing activists marched in a rally organized by The Community Empowerment Fund or CEF of Orange County on Sunday to call awareness to lacking housing options for people with low, fixed, or no income.  The demonstrators … Read more

Chapel Hill, N.C. – University students and faculty gathered in the Fedex Global Center last Monday to hear speaker María Christina García’s commentary on climate-driven migration following hurricane Fiona’s devastation in Puerto Rico.  The lecture covered several reasons why climate … Read more

Chapel Hill, N.C. – The North Carolina Justice Center reported in a new publication that over half a million North Carolinians face food insecurity, so it is important to know the on-campus resources for students battling hunger.  One-in-five University of … Read more