As thunder and lightning struck the town of Asheville a young 18-year-old girl, Helen Clevenger was brutally murdered in one of Asheville’s most famous hotels in 1936. Visiting from New York with her ...

It’s on posters in guidance counselor’s offices, stitched into the fabric of decorative pillows and printed in looping cursive on faux-rustic wooden signs that hang in coffee shops. They’re selling ...

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the only murder UNC Asheville’s campus has ever seen. Her name was Virginia Olson. She was murdered on April 15, 1973. Her case? Still cold and unsolved. As of ...

Dive into the communication theory of Agenda setting with Brandon Washington and special guest, Mark Starling. Together, they dissect how what you listen to on the morning radio can set the tone for ...

Three years after a bomb threat at the University of North Carolina at Asheville over the Black Lives Matter mural that students worked to paint on University Heights, another controversy surrounds ...

As the University of North Carolina at Asheville phases out majors such as philosophy, students find a way to keep the ideas and conversations alive via the Philosophy Club on campus. Currently led by ...

Ben Chachula sits down with four current and future Student Government Association members — Caleb Agbejule, Morgan Kim, Christina Demetropolous, and Obianko Osaro. From personal interests to campaign ...

The audience was crammed into the poorly lit room, the air was heavy with nervous tension, the kind that makes people clutch their drinks tighter, like a steering wheel before a hydroplane. Faces’ ...

With the autumn leaves having all but decomposed and winter’s bite setting in– it’s time to look back at the past few months and rate our picks for the five best albums of autumn. This publication ...

UNC Asheville and its dining services partner, Chartwells Higher Education, collaborated with nonprofit organization Food Connection to bring students festive activities such as pumpkin painting, a ...

Being a minority in the United States of America means you have to face adversities left and right. This is not only prevalent in racial and gender differences, but in religious differences as well.

Film photography has quietly come back into the conversation. Once written off as obsolete, analog processes are enjoying renewed attention from students, hobbyists and manufacturers. The result is a ...