Three years in, The Meantime hopes to continue its legacy of giving back

For some students, the Meantime in the Campus Y is a staple — and it's only been around for three years, as of Sept. 12. Here's what the campus coffee ...

How Police Chief Perry was chosen, and what his history at FSU means to UNC students

“One of the priorities in our search was to find someone with a proven track record in community policing and strong experience building communication ...

Carolina Kickoff highlights diversity and deep connections for first-years

Now that I'm on campus, what does voting look like as a student?

Wondering how you'll be voting when you are hundreds of miles away from home? Never fear, we've got answers for you here, and on how you can get involved ...

How Orange County schools are working to help immigrant families

The Orange County School Board passed a resolution on Feb. 25, stating that the district will not inquire about a student's immigration status and will ...

A painting removed from Campus Y reflects a long conflict with Faculty Governance

During the renovations in the early 2000s of the Campus Y, jurisdiction of parts of the building became the responsibility of both UNC and Campus Y leadership. ...

Here's what student leaders across campus have to say about Folt's departure

Students reflect on Chancellor Folt's legacy and their hopes for the next chancellor in the face of Folt's tumultuous relationship with students.

The Global Gap Year program will triple in size by 2020

The Global Gap Year program allows high school graduates to take a year off and complete public service abroad before coming to UNC in the fall.

"It takes a village to raise a poet:" student poet Mistyre Bonds talks slam poetry and community

DTH spoke with Mistyre Bonds, a UNC senior, currently serves as the Residential Poetry Director for UNC Wordsmiths, a student-run slam poetry organization. ...

Campus Y hosts voter registration drive to combat low voter turnout

With voter turnout near record lows and even fewer young adults showing up at the polls, several UNC students are working together to help their peers ...

New Campus Y co-presidents plan to 'hold the University accountable'

 After an unopposed campaign, Whitenack and Bolin were given the keys to the co-president office on Friday, March 9. The former co-presidents, Alexa ...

Department of Education won’t act on transgender bathroom access

The U.S. Department of Education will not hear complaints from transgender students who are banned from using the bathroom that aligns with their gender ...

The Meantime Coffee Co. is applying for tax-exempt status

"To those 50 students so far and hopefully many, many more, we are offering an opportunity not only to gain employment on campus, but to gain employment ...

YES brings student companionship and support to the elderly

For senior Priyansh Patel, taking care of elderly relatives was simply a fundamental part of being in a family, a value he grew up with in an Indian culture. ...

Student organizations host forum for town council candidates

UNC campus organizations held a forum for Chapel Hill town council candidates on Thursday. 

Campus Y organizations fundraise for Puerto Rico

The Carolina Latinx Collaboration has teamed up with the Campus Y to raise money for natural disaster relief in Puerto Rico and Mexico. 

First Amendment Day struggles to find balance between commemoration and controversy

The UNC School of Media and Journalism celebrated its ninth annual First Amendment Day on Tuesday, opening conversation about free speech and the role ...

The Meantime Coffee Co. celebrates first birthday

To celebrate its first year of operation, the house special at The Meantime Coffee Co. on Tuesday, Sept. 12 was a birthday cake latte. Purchasing one, ...

Silent Sam raises questions about free speech on campus

For Campus Y Co-President Alexander Peeples, the recent push to remove Silent Sam has shown more than the power of unification; it has shown a university ...