UNC to launch meal swipe donation program to address food insecurity on campus

N.C. Supreme Court greenlights student lawsuit seeking refunds from COVID-19 closures

By Alice Scott | March 30

Plaintiffs filed the suit on behalf of themselves and other similarly situated students who did not receive refunds for campus-related service fees following ...

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Kenan-Flagler to introduce Master of Science in Management program

By Ragan Huntsman | March 27

Courtney Knoll, associate dean for the business schools' Master of Accounting and the MSM programs, said the degree will offer students an introduction ...

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Summer Bridge Program connects incoming students to UNC campus

By Macie Greene | March 27

The program is a six-week residential opportunity for incoming first-year students. All UNC admits who are North Carolina Residents can attend this program ...

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'Changed to meet the different needs:' Looking back at the history of dining at UNC

By Ryan Parsaee | March 27

Dining halls over the years may have changed, but complaints about them have not.

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UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

Nyssa Tucker filed a second lawsuit against the Board of Elections on Monday, claiming the Board "overreached" in their application of the GPSG code when ...

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'Helping make them feel at home': Students lead tours across campus

By Tulsi Asokan | March 25

The UNC Visitors Center and Office of Undergraduate Admissions both conduct campus tours led by current UNC students.

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UNC RHA presidential candidate files lawsuit against UNC Board of Elections

By Lana Maizel | March 24

Chair of the UNC Board of Elections Elias North said that the BOE found a discrepancy in its vote-counting software when it tallied more votes than were ...

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UNC's Asian American Center celebrates fifth anniversary

By Lauren LaRoche | March 24

Students and faculty reflect on the five years of the Asian American Center on campus.

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'A Ramily': Students working as Rameses reflect on their experiences

By Maria Sullivan | March 24

“I think I was my most authentic self when I was Rameses, because I wasn't bound by the things that we often [get] nervous or anxious about when it's ...

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Food studies minor looking to grow, support students across disciplines

By Dayna Wilkerson | March 24

As one of the newer educational pathways at UNC, the food studies minor seeks to emphasize the cultural aspects of food.

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Protest held on Polk Place in solidarity with Mahmoud Khalil and Leqaa Kordia

By Zora Hollie | March 24

UNC Students for Justice in Palestine wrote that their demands for UNC System universities include publicly declaring sanctuary, refusing to cooperate ...

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Students to present new medical device in ACC InVenture Prize competition

By Hannah Mackin | March 24

The group created technology to support patients with deep vein thrombosis, a potentially life-threatening condition involving blood clots forming ...

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Organizations file lawsuit alleging UNC violated protesters' constitutional rights

By Alice Scott | March 22

Three organizations filed a lawsuit against UNC last week, alleging the University of violating the protestor rights following the Triangle Gaza Solidarity ...

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Carolina Asia Center hosts second Chinese Tea Culture Fest

By Mariah Temple | March 21

The Carolina Asia Center hosted its second Chinese Tea Culture Festival in partnership with UNC's chapter of the World Tea Association.

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Leah Frazier elected as 2025-26 Graduate and Professional Student Government president

By Caleb Herrera | March 21

Leah Frazier will begin her presidency following the end of the April 8 GPSG Senate meeting, receiving 130 write-in votes in the election.

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UNC opens new Down syndrome clinic, serves patients of all ages

By Keerthana Gotur | March 19

The clinic will be one the first of its kind in the Southeastern United States, offering extensive care for Down syndrome patients as well as paving a ...

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