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City & State

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 family reunions would spur discussions about memories.

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Sports

Column: Despite Sweet 16 loss, UNC women's basketball's season represents strides

By Cade Shoemaker | March 29

City & State

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

By Defne Önal | March 27

Lifestyle

Instagram account uncquirks serves as digital scrapbook of on-campus life

By Sophia Graci | March 29

Opinion

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

By Editorial Board | March 31

Satire: A UNC student’s guide to traumatizing tour groups

By Cogan McMichaels | March 30

"While the world may be perfect, UNC is not. By following this guide, you’ll help push back against the insincere, bubbly tour guides who sugarcoat ...

Satire: UNC creates DERP to increase University efficiency

By Maggie Mead | March 23

"DERP has taken immediate action to minimize UNC’s spending, starting with the most inefficient thing of all: learning."

Special Projects

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 ...

New organization plans to defend and support students charged in new conduct system

By Regan Butler | March 19

Associate dean resigns from SCiLL, citing 'lost faith' in Atkins’ leadership

By Aidan Lockhart | March 7

University

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, ...

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

By Jordan Andreasen | March 31

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Decreases in admission to biomedical science doctoral program leave students uncertain

By Michael Singleton | March 30

City & State

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.

Community members bring concerns, discuss change at Carrboro Town Hall

By Ani Hunanyan | March 30

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Local groups receive funding to commemorate American Revolution's 250th anniversary

By James O'Hara | April 1

Sports

Diego Jarry's voice, leadership propels UNC men's tennis past No. 25 Miami

By Brian D'Aguanno | March 31

Senior Diego Jarry uses his voice to keep his mind blank. On Friday, his voice helped him against a ranked-Miami team.

No. 2 UNC women’s lacrosse dominates No. 20 Notre Dame, 14-3, to stay undefeated

By Sofia Szostczuk | March 30

UNC softball outlasts Syracuse, 10-9, in extra innings

By Lauren Mallett | March 30

No. 21 UNC baseball unable to sweep Miami after falling 4-2 in last game of series

By Caleb Schalliol | March 30

Audio & Video

More than a Market

By May Proctor | March 26

PAID CONTENT

More than just movies: Lumina Theater illuminates community

Lifestyle

Review: The newest Hunger Games prequel gives fans everything they've wanted, but nothing they haven't read already

By Manuela Williams | March 31

Writer Mani Williams reviews "Sunrise on the Reaping," Suzanne Collins' newest prequel in her beloved Hunger Games series.

More than a month: UNC's historic women, resources for learning Women’s History

By Caroline King | March 31

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Chapel Thrill Escapes opens new space-themed room

By Mollie Ray | March 30

Data

Chapel Hill trails provide students a place off campus for running

By Rebecca Savidge

Galleries

UNC men and women's basketball sweep N.C. State in February

February 23

Featured Project

The DEI Edition

September 17

One Good Read

UNC Police officer remains on force despite accusations of violence toward protesters

By Aisha Baiocchi | September 9

Captain Rahsheem Holland's conduct toward protesters on April 30 — and in protests at a 2021 Board of Trustees meeting — raises concerns about police ...