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No. 1-seeded UNC field hockey cruises past No. 8-seeded Cal, 5-0, in first round of ACC Tournament

| November 5

2016 Elections

'Living inside a bubble': How N.C. voters broke along lines of income and education

By Michael Taffe | April 20

With competitive elections for nearly every office in the state on the ballot this fall, two counties on opposite sides of the state with differing population ...

What's happening with the Russia investigation?

By Anna Pogarcic | November 5

The state of North Carolina and Bob Hall have been investigating former governor Pat McCrory's claims of voter fraud and have found the false charges of fraud were harmful to voters.

Voter fraud report calls for McCrory investigation

By Charlotte Harris | April 26

Burr to lead Senate investigations into Russian election interference

By Sam Killenberg | April 3

The spring 2016 presidential primaries last from Feb. 1 to June 14 and encompass a total of 15 potential candidates in both the Republican and Democratic parties. The North Carolina primaries will be held March 15, during UNC-Chapel Hill's spring break, and will include both state and presidential elections.

General Script

Republicans propose nonpartisan redistricting bill

By Becca Heilman | March 2

North Carolina lawmakers have introduced a proposal to change the partisan redistricting process in the state.

Tristan Clapham, a UNC first-year, is a Trump supporter who was in attendance at the inaugural events. He spoke about his experience as a conservative in the more liberal town and campus of Chapel Hill.

'It was the one day of fitting in': College-age Trump supporters share perspectives post-inauguration

By Corey Risinger | February 2

Almost two weeks since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the realities of a new administration with a new policy agenda are setting in across ...

Q&A with finance lecturer Allen Snively on the Dow Jones topping 20,000

By Jordyn Connell | January 27

The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 20,000 on Wednesday. Staff writer Jordyn Connell talked with Allen Snively, senior lecturer at UNC's Kenan-Flagler ...

When false news goes mainstream: strategies to analyze and identify it

By Caroline Metzler | January 25

Though false news stories were far from the only unprecedented factor in the 2016 election cycle, they continuously attract attention.

Thousands more than expected turn out for Women's March on Raleigh

By Jared Weber and Lauren Kent | January 23

While an estimated 500,000 people flooded the nation’s capital for the Women’s March on Washington, another 17,000 filled the streets of North Carolina’s ...

North Carolina activists take on the Women's March on Washington

By Ana Irizarry | January 23

Despite the approximately 300-mile commute, many North Carolinians found the Women’s March on Washington felt close to home.

Trump supporters don "Make America Great Again" hats in the moments leading up to the president's inauguration.

A district divided: Inaugural celebrations meet civilian protests in the nation's capital

By Caroline Metzler , Sam Killenberg , Corey Risinger and Ana Irizarry | January 23

Within hours of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, a sea of red trucker hats had given way to thousands of pink, woven alternatives — leaving ...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke in the Greensboro Coliseum on Tuesday, June 14th.

Trump's economic policies may have distinct implications for North Carolina

By Sayoni Ghosh | January 19

President-elect Donald Trump has proposed major changes to economic policy — some that might have distinct implications for North Carolina.

Electoral College system contentious after Trump election

By Vincent Veerbeek | January 13

The Electoral College cast their ballots Dec. 19 to make the nomination of Donald Trump as President-elect official, leaving some to question the importance ...

President Obama closes administration on a hopeful note

By Corey Risinger | January 12

Speaking to a Chicago crowd dotted with family members and colleagues, President Barack Obama called for hope and solidarity in his farewell address.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke in the Greensboro Coliseum on Tuesday, June 14.

New documents complicate Trump's ties with Russia

By Becca Heilman | January 12

President-elect Donald Trump’s ties to Russia were further complicated Tuesday when CNN released a report related to classified documents presented ...

Q&A with a political science professor on U.S.-Russia relations

By Ari Sen | January 11

Robert Jenkins, a senior lecturer in the department of political science and former Director of the Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies, ...

Year in Review: 2016 Elections

By Benji Schwartz | December 7

The 2016 election will likely go down in history due to its unconventionality, unpopularity and unexpected ending.

Year in review: NC voting rights reach federal courts

By Caroline Metzler | December 7

A North Carolina voting law and the state's voting districts for the General Assembly were contested by federal courts over claims of racial discrimination ...

North Carolina Governor-elect Roy Cooper stands with two of his daughters at the North Carolina Democratic Party on election night on November 8th.

Gov. Pat McCrory concedes to Roy Cooper after weeks of legal battles

By Caroline Metzler , Danielle Chemtob and Jordyn Connell | December 5

Incumbent Gov. Pat McCrory officially conceded to Roy Cooper Monday, after weeks of challenges to the general election results.

North Carolina must redraw districts by March 15 for 2017 special election

By Paige Colpo | December 1

North Carolina lawmakers must redraw legislative districts by March 15 and hold new elections by the end of 2017, following a federal court order from ...