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Last December, the Gillings School of Global Public Health announced the four recipients of their award for excellence in health equity research.
In December 2024, Gov.Roy Cooper and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced over 600,000 people enrolled in Medicaid Expansion in the first year of implementation in half the time that was initially projected.
It's high time we admit it. The debate over whether or not “Die Hard” is a Christmas movie is universally exhausted. Obviously, it is. Let it die (hard). However, we now have a new object of debate. My new favorite Christmas movie: Robert Eggers' “Nosferatu.”
Musician, family-centric and Carrboro native are all things that encompass the character of Elizabeth Cotten. The Grammy Award-winning artist was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2022. To commemorate Cotten’s lasting legacy, on Sunday the Town of Carrboro held the Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten Day Celebration at the Carrboro Century Center.
The No. 19 North Carolina women’s basketball team achieved a 6-2 record over winter break, successfully closing out non-conference play and competing in three ACC matchups. The Tar Heels are 13-3 overall and 9th in the conference.
On Dec. 20, Provost Chris Clemens sent a mass email addressing a potential government shutdown. Although the shutdown was avoided, the email raised questions regarding what a federal standstill would mean for the University and the broader impacts of federal decisions on campus.
Perennial powerhouses have long dominated the landscape of women's college basketball.
UNC's two-point defense excelled in its loss to Notre Dame on Sunday. The Tar Heels limited Notre Dame to four fast break points and 22 points in the paint.
Ivonne Chirino-Klevans is a Kenan-Flagler Business School clinical associate professor of organizational behavior — but that’s just one of her many titles.
Four UNC alumni — Frank Dowd IV, Paul Newton, Virginia Foxx and Walter Hussman Jr. — were selected in October as recipients of the William Richardson Davie Award, the highest honor awarded by the Board of Trustees.
"A Complete Unknown" is a step above its recently released music biopic peers, namely "Elvis" and "Bohemian Rhapsody," but still falls into too many traditional pitfalls of the genre to be great.
Hundreds of years ago, people could not dream of seeing paintings from across the globe or having access to digital museums and archives. We live in a time that allows us to be more conscious of the arts than ever before, but with this availability, appreciation is diminishing.
For the second time in three seasons, missing the NCAA tournament is once again a real possibility for the UNC men's basketball team.
The work of Southern progressives continues, now without their greatest champion.
Carrboro's lawsuit filed in early December against Duke Energy Corporation is the first case challenging an electric utility about climate deception practices.
The No. 17 UNC women's basketball team (13-3, 1-2 ACC) lost its third ranked matchup of the season against No. 3 Notre Dame (12-2, 3-0 ACC), 76-66, on Sunday afternoon.
Jan. 6 is the four-year anniversary of the Capitol insurrection by a mob of Donald Trump supporters and white supremacists after a rally where he implied election fraud in the 2020 presidential race. After Kamala Harris’ 2024 election loss, shocking to many Democrats, something even more shocking has happened — the liberals have carried through their own insurrection.
The UNC men’s basketball team (9-6, 2-1 ACC) survived, 74-73, against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (7-7, 1-2 ACC) on Saturday afternoon in the team’s third conference game of the season.
On Dec. 19 the Orange County District Attorney dismissed all eight remaining cases against protesters who were arrested following the April 30 pro-Palestine demonstration at UNC. The decision was made one week after a judge ruled to dismiss the first associated case that went to trial.
When TransparUNCy, a project of UNC’s Affirmative Action Coalition, posted their first Instagram video on Feb. 7, 2024, co-founder Julian Taylor said he didn't expect the project to expand beyond the digital space.
