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Breaking:

UNC provost Christopher Clemens to step down in May

| April 3

Winston-Salem State University

No. 19 UNC baseball outlasts Duke, 4-3, in first game of weekend series

By Cade Shoemaker | April 3

An athletic double-play by graduate shortstop Alex Madera recorded the game’s final out and prevented a tying run from scoring to help No. 19 North ...

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UNC baseball records first combined no-hitter since 1999 in win over Gardner-Webb

By Tess Alongi | April 3

UNC softball beats UNC Charlotte, 11-1, in six innings on Wednesday night

By Kendall Allen | April 2

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Former West Virginia guard Jonathan Powell commits to UNC men's basketball

By Caroline Wills | April 1

Location: Winston Salem, N.C.

Type: four-year, public

Year founded: 1892

Total enrollment (fall 2013): 6,163

Undergraduate enrollment: 5,962

Acceptance rate: 62%

Graduation rate (after four years, 2013): 14.8%

In-state undergraduate tuition and fees (2015-16): $7,434.16

Sports nickname: Rams

Website: www.wssu.edu

No. 19 UNC baseball mercy-rules Gardner-Webb, 11-1, thanks to productive sixth inning

By Josh Markotich | April 1

The No. 19 North Carolina baseball team (22-7, ACC 6-6) defeated the Gardner-Webb Bulldogs (14-16), 11-1, at Boshamer Stadium on Tuesday evening. ...

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Better Together: Rock band Secret Monkey Weekend blends family and music

By Morgan Perry | April 2

Formed in 2016, the band is set to perform at Cat's Cradle on June 1, where they will debut their sophomore album, "Lemon Drop Hammer," which will be ...

UNC baseball's offense sputters, prevents series sweep against Miami

By Harry Crowther | April 1

UNC baseball's first ACC series sweep was thrown to the wayside after offensive struggles plagued the Tar Heels.

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Tracing the Whitted family's legacy in Orange County

By Taylor Motley | March 31

The Whitted Family Association of North Carolina has been dedicated to bringing the family together and preserving its history since 1950, when annual ...

Undergraduate Senate increases stipends for eight Student Government leadership roles

By Jessica Baugh | April 1

The Undergraduate Senate passed an appropriation bill without formal debate to set the stipend amounts for Student Government positions in Fiscal Year ...

Carolina Indian Circle holds 38th annual powwow celebrating Native American cultures

By Jordan Andreasen | April 1

The powwow featured dancing and singing competitions, prayer, community connection and local businesses selling handmade products.

CHCCS teacher named finalist for statewide teacher recognition

By Freya McNeill | April 1

Lauren Oliver is an eighth-grade English teacher at Culbreth Middle School that joined 26 other teachers across the state as finalists.

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

By Sophie Strickland | March 31

SBP Jaleah Taylor's administration leaves UNC with a meal swipe donation program set to launch in the 2025-26 academic year. Backed by the Board of Trustees, ...

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Editorial: UNC Libraries makes a great wealth of resources available to us. We should use them.

By Editorial Board | March 31

"Utilizing our libraries’ ample resources also sends an important message regarding their worth to academic research and leisure."

What would federal budget cuts to the Department of Education mean in Chapel Hill?

By Defne Önal | March 27

Since President Donald Trump signed the executive order to dismantle the Department of Education on March 20, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools have been ...

Column: Our country may be doomed, but our local communities don’t have to be

By Cooper Hall | April 3

"In a storm of troubling and terrifying federal news, focusing on our local communities and how we can impact change here can help us find a break in ...

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Column: Thank you, Donald Trump, for giving me my dad back

By Keya Mahajan | April 3

"Fortunately, Trump’s shameful and radical behavior was enough to return my economically conservative father to a left-leaning moderate."

UNC provost Christopher Clemens to step down in May

By Madeleine Ahmadi and Daneen Khan | April 3

Christopher Clemens, who has served as provost since 2021, will end his term and resume his past position as a professor in the College of Arts and Sciences. ...

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UNC business school announces hiring freeze, cites political disruptions

By Ananya Cox and Madeleine Ahmadi | April 3

The temporary hiring freeze was announced in a Thursday email to Kenan-Flagler employees.

Carrboro Town Council discusses improving pedestrian safety, police equity efforts

By Phoebe Martel | April 2

The Town voted to endorse the Safe Streets For All/Vision Zero action pact, which will restripe some Carrboro streets and add some bike lanes.

UNC Press prepares for a summer release of six titles in African American history

By Olivia Jarman | April 2

UNC Press is set to release six major titles in African American history and urban studies over the summer. With the release of these books, they hope ...