Occupy the Quad returns, ready to enact change
London Newton News Writer lnewton2@unca.edu With grassroots sown on the quad at their monumental protest last year, Occupy the Quad
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Author: Camille Nevarez-Hernandez
Lookout observatory sees positive feedback from Mercury viewing
Leslie Rodriguez News Writer lrodrig2@unca.edu Early Monday afternoon the sun shined a bit brighter than usual over UNC Asheville’s quad.
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The Responsibility We All Have to Address Climate Change
London Newton News Writer lnewton2@unca.edu In May of 1963, Birmingham children rallied together on behalf of their parents, fighting for
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Roney’s Road To City Council
Nora Dononvan News Writer ndonovan@unca.edu Kim Roney announced her run for Asheville City Council in 2020. Roney, 38, launched her
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Bike theft at UNCA can be avoided by the following safety tips
Tristan Lashea Contributor tlashea@unca.edu Not having proper protection for bikes on campus may cause the loss of such a sufficient,
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Art gala donations help the Blue Ridge Parkway
Tristan Lashea Contributor tlashea@unca.edu Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation protects, preserves and enhances the national attraction with the help of local
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The Invisible Gender: A nonbinary journey amid the constructs of gender
Kendall Anthony Busbee Advertising Manager kanthony@unca.edu With short dark hair, bold lipstick and stylish glasses perfectly framing their whimsical features,
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German band MEUTE at the Orange Peel
Ezra Maille Copy Desk Chief emaille@unca.edu German techno marching band MEUTE played one of many shows of their American tour
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UNCA Career Center helps students with salary negotiations
Josh McCormack Arts & Features Writer jmccorma@unca.edu As the first semester of the school year draws to a close, a
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Young adults support legalization as marijuana use increases
Ezra Maille Copy Desk Chief emaille@unca.edu Exclusive marijuana use among young adults, particularly college students, is on the rise, according
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