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You know who the presidential candidates are, but how about the NC Treasurer candidates? Learn who is on your ballot and what they stand for by checking out this guide!

So now that you've registered to vote, make a plan! Decide when you're going to vote and find out where you're going to vote here: vote.org/polling-place-…

“I’ve got a lot going on right now but I don’t feel like I’m working because I love what I do. I just keep trying to think of more ways I can try and support these efforts.” --Jessica Soldavini, who works with HPDP's Carolina Hunger Initiative and No Kid Hungry NC. unc.live/2EPhzkV

Requests for North Carolina absentee ballots must be made by 5 p.m on Tuesday, October 27. You can request an absentee ballot online, by mail, or by submitting a request to your local Board of Elections. Learn more from our Voter Q+A: library.unc.edu/vote/

"The Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes to emphasise that providing assistance to increase food security not only prevents hunger, but can also help to improve prospects for stability and peace." Food security is a goal we should all fight for! Congrats white house photo! #NobelPeacePrize

Hi everyone! We are having an interest meeting this Tuesday January 26th at 5pm. Come check it out to learn more about what we do and how to get involved! heellife.unc.edu/event/6726666

Hello everyone! We are hosting a documentary screening of the film I'm Smart, Too TONIGHT at 5pm in Genome G100. The film is about the achievement gap in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. It is 30 minutes long, and we will have a discussion after. Join us and tell your friends!