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City & State

Thousands gather in downtown Raleigh, protest anti-immigrant legislation

By Taylor Motley | June 15

Protestors gathered in Raleigh's Moore Square to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement and recent anti-immigrant legislation in the N.C. General Assembly.

City & State

Chapel Hill businesses thrive as Mexico vs. Türkiye soccer game brings thousands to town

By Aiden Hall | June 15

University

‘Foolish schemes’: Alpha Tau Omega shut down for alcohol violations, financial dishonesty

By Regan Butler | June 12

University

UNC sexual assault resources to know as fall 'Red Zone' approaches

By Emily Brietz | June 12

Opinion

Letter from the editors: We condemn the attacks on student press at Columbia University

By Alli Pardue and Emily Gessner | June 9

Op-ed: When federalism fails: the public health costs of research funding cuts

May 29

"Public health research functions best when the federal government funds it, giving states and accredited research centers the tools and freedom they ...

Column: The top 3 UNC libraries

By Diana Lopez Zapata | May 21

Sitting at No. 1, Davis Library features eight floors and is one of the most popular libraries on campus.

Special Projects

AJ Ferrari, formerly charged with sexual battery, commits to UNC wrestling

By Aisha Baiocchi | April 21

The charges against Ferrari were dropped a year after they were filed as the accusing party said she was facing too much harassment to continue. Ferrari ...

Undergraduate Senate increases stipends for eight Student Government leadership roles

By Jessica Baugh | April 1

UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

University

South Building roof under construction this summer and fall

By Dayna Wilkerson | June 16

The building, which mainly houses administrative offices, will remain open and accessible throughout construction.

New UNC student housing developments to come in the next 10 years

By Diana Lopez Zapata | June 16

Rubio to revoke Chinese students' visas, UNC's largest international student body

By Sajni Patel | June 10

City & State

Town Council member Karen Stegman sits in her office.

Chapel Hill Town Council member Karen Stegman to leave council in June

By Taylor Motley | June 12

Chapel Hill Town Council member Karen Stegman announced she will be leaving her position due to her moving to Carrboro.

Carrboro Town Council approves Honorary Strayhorn Drive naming, recognizes Strayhorn family

By Keya Mahajan | June 11

'Incredibly resonant': Amal Kassir named Hillsborough 2025-27 poet laureate

By Iris Eyster | June 11

Sports

México vence a Turquía 1-0 en un partido amistoso internacional en el Estadio Kenan

By Brian D'Aguanno | June 10

Un gol de Orbelín Pineda en el minuto 45 fue suficiente para que México superara a Turquía.

Mexico defeats Türkiye, 1-0, in international soccer friendly match at Kenan Stadium

By Brian D'Aguanno | June 10

'Heartbroken': UNC baseball's offense sputters in season-ending loss to Arizona in Super Regionals Game 3

By Brian D'Aguanno | June 10

Costly errors doom No. 5 UNC baseball in Super Regional loss to Arizona

By Alexandra Jones | June 9

Audio & Video

Editors' Notes: Braless Pt. 1

By Will Kleinschmidt , Jordyn Balam , Luther Walker and Natalie Bradin | May 3

PAID CONTENT

Student innovators shine at 2nd annual Luby Pitch Competition

Lifestyle

Review: The best, worst and most interesting of Trader Joe’s summer products

By Emily Gessner | June 12

Summer Editor-in-Chief Emily Gessner reviews six Trader Joe's summer items.

Review: Wes Anderson's newest film, 'The Phoenician Scheme,' is an enjoyable disappointment

By Cooper Hall | June 11

Carrboro celebrates Elizabeth Cotten's legacy with Freight Train Blues Concert Series

By Lana Maizel | June 10

Data

UNC Chapel Hill’s architecture illustrates historical trends

By Aleena Sebastian

Galleries

Photos: 'No Kings' protests across the Triangle

June 17

Featured Project

'Aim for unity': UNC's 2025 Commencement ceremony encourages team player mindset

By Akash Bhowmik | May 12

UNC women's soccer alumna and world champion Mia Hamm delivers keynote commencement address.

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 ...