Video by Morgan Perry About 13% of Americans believe in Bigfoot, and many of them…
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23 Flock cameras active on UNC’s campus, many students unaware
Video by Charlie Costal 23 Flock Cameras are currently in use on UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus…
Dorm rooms go big — but you don’t have to spend big
Video by Sophia Gray College students are turning dorm rooms into stylish spaces that feel…
Treasured 100 year tradition continued across the pond
Video By Merrily Tew When a 100-year tradition is threatened by difficult travel and country…
From Chapel Hill to space: Morehead Planetarium inspires the next generation
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Sandwiched: Life between two generations
Video by Kate Chapman Caught between the needs of aging parents and growing children, the…
Is recycling worth it? Where North Carolina’s recyclables actually go
Video by Kathryn DeHart Despite wide access to recycling services across the state, there’s still…
All Paths to Parenthood
Sarah Ekis, the mother of two children conceived through embryo adoption, tells her unconventional story to motherhood. Her story shines a light on the importance of knowing and protecting all possible options to parenthood while navigating your own path.
Spotting the Sky: A Community Built Around Aviation
What begins as a fascination with aircraft has become something much bigger for plane spotters: a community. Through long hours near runways, shared photos and conversations about aviation, strangers bond over a common passion, forming friendships and connections rooted in the simple joy of watching planes cross the sky.
Growing Roots – Nik Narain: Music, Drag and Comedy
Nik Narain is a science communicator who sings, performs stand-up comedy and does drag. He incorporates science into his art and also uses art to express his identity. Narain creates his own original music that he performs at open mic nights at local establishments in the Triangle. His comedy is a mixture of his personality and his academic background. As Narain develops his art, he grows his own roots in the queer community and in Durham.








