'Tools of law and education': NCCU dean delivers annual Stone Memorial Lecture

Nationwide racist texts target UNC students in the Black community

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | November 11

Many Black UNC students have received anonymous racist texts, like many students nationwide. Government officials on the local and national level are ...

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

David Boliek was appointed to the Board of Trustees by the UNC System Board of Governors, while Brad Briner was appointed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...

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Campus community talks post-election mental health strategies

By Zora Hollie | November 10

Following last week's election, the campus community discussed stress levels and coping mechanisms.

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Davis Library cafe project indefinitely postponed

By Allison Hurley | November 10

UNC hosts a variety of other cafe options around campus, however on-campus dining options close before or at midnight.

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'Just trying to be students': Disability Advocates Committee requests accessibility reform

By Regan Butler | November 10

The student organization released a statement following the week of Oct. 7, when students with disabilities were unable to access some building entrances ...

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University Employee Forum discusses new initiatives and accessibility concerns

By Suhas Nittoor | November 8

Members shared campus updates, discussed accessibility and spoke about future programming.

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'A lasting impact': Center for Galapagos Studies receives $600,000 to fund research

By Alissa Shyshkova | November 8

A gift from the Royal Caribbean Group will fund three upcoming projects in the Galapagos Islands. Some funds from the gift will be put toward introducing ...

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UNC holds regular classes on Election Day, students and activists discuss calendar

By Claire Harutunian | November 6

Election Day is not a federal holiday, but some professors canceled classes even as UNC officially continued normal operations.

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From UNC Young Democrats to the Josh Stein campaign, how Sloan Duvall juggles it all

By Emmy Benton | November 6

“I’m the type of person that thrives when I have a lot on my plate,” Duvall said. “I like when I have a full schedule, I like when I’m busy, ...

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Sunrise UNC calls for an end to University use of coal-powered electricity at rally

By Jackson Auchincloss | November 5

Sunrise UNC delivered a letter to University administration saying that the priorities of the University must change.

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Students and relatives 'choose their own adventure' at UNC Family Weekend

By Nina Levret de Melo | November 4

University Family Weekend was held this weekend, organized by the University’s New Student and Family Programs with both on and off campus.

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'Wouldn't see in your average Goodwill': Discover the University Surplus Store

By Michael Singleton | November 4

The University Surplus store sells a variety of objects no longer needed by University departments.

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'Tarred by Tradition' report analyzes University connections to fossil fuel industry

By Keerthana Gotur | November 4

Through extensive research, the founder of Sunrise UNC seems to have uncovered a conflict of interest regarding the University's ties with the fossil ...

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New SCiLL hires share connected backgrounds

By Aidan Lockhart | November 4

Controversial connections emerge relating to the funding and interpersonal relations concerning SCiLL faculty.

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The Daily Tar Heel obtains UNC Police use of force analyses for last decade

By Aisha Baiocchi | November 3

The documents show a decrease in the number of persons arrested and an increase in the reported use of force in arrests, going from just over 6 percent ...

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'A part of history': UNC student receives national award, champions disability rights

By Alissa Shyshkova | November 3

First-year and disability activist Kira Tiller visited the White House after being named as one of the 2024 Girls Leading Change honorees and being recognized ...

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