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Chatham County

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Dean of UNC School of Law to step down, remain member of faculty

By Regan Butler | May 13

UNC School of Law's U.S. News & World Report ranking has risen 27 spots under Brinkley's leadership.

Chloe Humphrey breaks first-year single season goals record to lead UNC women's lacrosse past Clemson

By Brian D'Aguanno | May 13

Executive order jeopardizes School of Information and Library Science research funding

By Sajni Patel | May 13

Pulitzer Prize Board awards great journalist and UNC professor Chuck Stone

By Alli Pardue | May 13

Chatham County lies on the southern border of Orange County. It was founded in 1770 from a piece of what used to be Orange County. It was named after William Pitt, who was the Earl of Chatham.

'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.

'Planning to blindside us': Alpine Bagel Cafe to close permanently

By Regan Butler | May 7

Alpine Bagel Cafe's assistant general manager says employees have not received formal notification of the closure.

UNC women's lacrosse beats Clemson to advance to NCAA tournament quarterfinals

By Brian D'Aguanno | May 11

No. 1 seed Tar Heels scored 18 goals, rolling past the Tigers in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

No. 8 seed UNC men's lacrosse falls, 13-10, to Richmond in first round of NCAA tournament

By Brian D'Aguanno | May 11

After taking a 5-2 lead at halftime, the UNC men's lacrosse team allowed 11 goals in the second half in a 13-10 loss.

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Incumbent Chapel Hill and Carrboro mayors announce re-election bids

By Taylor Motley | May 9

The Chapel Hill and Carrboro mayoral races will be on the ballot in the respective municipal elections on Nov. 4.

NROTC holds 2025 Commissioning Ceremony, honors three graduates

By Diana Lopez Zapata | May 12

U.S. Navy Rear Admiral and UNC women's soccer alumna Kristin Acquavella delivers keynote speech.

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UNC women’s tennis overcomes losing doubles point to beat N.C. State in NCAA Super Regional

By Caroline Wills | May 10

First-year Alanis Hamilton and senior Carson Tanguilig propelled North Carolina to the 4-2 victory on Friday to advance to the quarterfinals in Waco, ...

No. 4 UNC baseball falls to N.C. State, 8-5, in second game of series

By Brian D'Aguanno | May 9

After going down four runs early in the game, UNC battled back to tie the game in the eighth inning. But a three run ninth inning by N.C. State was too ...

Six months after election, Jefferson Griffin concedes N.C. Supreme Court race to Allison Riggs

By Taylor Motley and Alli Pardue | May 7

The decision ruled that attempts to retroactively change the rules of the 2024 election and to not count lawful ballots would be unconstitutional. ...

UNC leaves petition opposing federal overreach unsigned, students create their own

By Regan Butler | May 6

Chancellor Lee Roberts says it would be "counterproductive" to sign the AAC&U petition against federal overreach.

Alanis Hamilton's flashy plays send UNC women's tennis to NCAA Super Regional

By Caroline Wills | May 4

The first-year is a self-described "showman" and always looks to make the flashy play.

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Orange County commissioners meet with CHCCS, OCS school boards to discuss proposed budgets

By Taylor Motley | April 30

The CHCCS proposed budget includes funding for a 3 percent salary and wage increase for staff, benefit increases and inflationary adjustments. The OCS ...

'Carry the baton': Northside Festival celebrates local Black communities, honors past

By Victoria Yang and Makenzie Mills | April 30

The Northside Festival brought together the community to honor the history, resilience and future of Chapel Hill's historically Black neighborhoods.

Hark the Pod: Spring Rings & Senior Swings: The Season Finale

By Luther Walker , Matthew Maynard , Emma Moon , Caroline Wills and Amelie Fawson | April 29

In the final episode of the school year, sports editor Caroline Wills and assistants Emma Moon and Matthew Maynard reflect on their favorite UNC sports ...