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UNC Alumni Free Speech Alliance reflects broader trend of campus alumni engagement

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By Kate Emily Markus, Daneen Khan, Dania Al Hadeethi, Hannah Pomeranzeva
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
University John Tomasi and Jay P. Greene answer questions on a panel about university reform at Philips hall on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. Jan 20, 2026, 11:00 PM The UNC Alumni Free Speech Alliance is an independent, nonpartisan organization founded in 2021  to combat campus "unrest" related to free speech, according to its website.
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Students reflect on UNC's checkered past during Native American Heritage Month

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By Lauren Geddes, Aidan Lockhart, Paisley Holland, Kate Emily Markus
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
University Dec 1, 2025, 12:27 AM Each November, UNC joins the nation in observing Native American Heritage Month. North Carolina has the largest American Indian population east of the Mississippi River, home to an estimated 122,000 Indigenous people and eight tribal nations. In a state with a rich and checkered  Native history, the month holds particular significance to the UNC community, as it reflects on the flagship University's past.
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UNC professor discusses her Pulitzer Prize-winning Native American history book at festival

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By Kate Emily Markus, Aidan Lockhart, Emily Brietz, Shreya Senthilkumar
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
UNC history professors Kathleen DuVal and Amanda Cobb-Greetham spoke at the University's satellite event of the Jaipur Literature Festival on Saturday. DuVal has taught at the University for over 23 years and is most well-known for her book, "Native Nations: A Millennium in North America," which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in History this past May.
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