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In the midst of the Department of Government Efficiency's reworking of the federal government, North Carolina is making its own efficiency efforts.
On Tuesday night, aspiring photographers gathered in Carroll Hall to hear from Haruka Sakaguchi, a documentary photographer whose work has been featured in The New York Times, Time Magazine, National Geographic and more.
On Wednesday night, artists and members of the community gathered at the Eno Arts Mill in Hillsborough for the monthly Weave & Spin open mic show.
Amid the halls of the Kenan Music Building, the sounds of mandolins, banjos, fiddles and guitars can be heard as the Carolina Bluegrass Band brings rich, locally-rooted bluegrass music to life. The band was founded in 2016 and performs styles of traditional and contemporary bluegrass, sharing their music at events and end-of-semester concerts.
Graduate shortstop Alex Madera stepped up with bases loaded and two outs.
The North Carolina softball team was primed to take the lead in the bottom of the fifth inning.
The UNC softball team (23-7, 4-2 ACC) dropped to 0-2 versus ranked teams on Wednesday night when it lost to No. 22 Liberty (24-6, 5-0 CUSA), 3-1, in Anderson Softball Stadium.
On Friday, the North Carolina Court of Appeals will hear Republican Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin’s oral argument on his case to overturn the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court race.
The No. 17 North Carolina baseball team (16-5, 2-4 ACC) fell, 5-1, to the UConn Huskies (7-11, 0-0 Big East) Thursday evening at Boshamer Stadium.
"It seems like nobody wants to work these days."
The Orange County Board of Commissioners met on March 18 to discuss the Orange Water and Sewer Authority annual update and occupancy tax spending.
On March 13, Chapel Hill High School Fire Academy instructor Travis Adkison was recognized as one of 24 finalists for North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching's 2025 Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year award.
There is an obvious irony in nonchalance. Signaling unconcern for other’s opinions or conventions requires more effort than true neutrality in the first place. Simply being laid back or calm isn’t an issue, but many covet detachment, viewing being emotive as undesirable.
On Tuesday, Carrboro resident Jill Amber Chafin celebrated the release of her debut thriller novel, “Shaken,” with an event at Flyleaf Books. The gathering featured a discussion with fellow author Barbara Claypole White and drew around 30 people, with attendees eager to hear about Chafin’s journey to publication.
DAYTON, Ohio — One practice on Sunday at the Dean E. Smith Center. Four plane delays on Monday. 40 minutes of preparation Monday evening before game day.
DAYTON, Ohio — RJ Davis' mom, Venessa Davis, pissed him off on Friday.
The No. 11 seed UNC men's basketball team (23-13, 13-7 ACC) overpowered San Diego State (21-10, 14-6 MWC), 95-68, to advance to the first round of the NCAA tournament on Tuesday evening in the First Four at UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio.
Applications are currently open for UNC’s Summer Bridge program, a six-week residential opportunity to help incoming first-year students adjust to college. Held during June and July, students are part of a cohort of about 60 students. They are also assigned a peer mentor who they meet with every week.
With over 80 undergraduate majors and minors, there are many unique avenues for UNC students to study, but one minor created in 2019 crosses multiple disciplines.
For UNC pediatrician Dr. Kate Westmoreland, one of the hardest years of her life came after the birth of her daughter Izabel, who was born with Down syndrome.
