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No. 1 UNC women's lacrosse overpowers Duke, 18-5, winning ACC regular season title

| April 17

Community

Pimento Cheese Festival celebrates small businesses in downtown Cary

By Cameron Hall | April 13

On Saturday, the seventh annual Pimento Cheese Festival attracted families and cheese lovers to Downtown Cary Park, where visitors could try a variety ...

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Chapel Thrill Escapes opens new space-themed room

By Mollie Ray | March 30

Chapel Thrill Escapes, the nation's only student-run escape room, opened a new space-themed room in Cobb Residence Hall last Monday in collaboration with ...

Instagram account uncquirks serves as digital scrapbook of on-campus life

By Sophia Graci | March 29

Local organizations host three-mile walk to fight hunger

By Rebecca Savidge | March 28

NC Botanical Gardens gallery highlights local birds, encourages conservation

By Noe Boggan | March 27

'Poised for growth': UNC alumnus follows his dreams and sails around the world

By Adele Harris | March 24

UNC alumnus Brown Councill shares his journey of traveling the world with his wife, documenting their experience through YouTube and social media.

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Future Farmers of America and Southern States Carrboro partner for spring market

By Lizzie Stoner | March 24

At the Southern States Carborro's spring market on Saturday, Jordan High School held its fundraiser for their Future Farmers of America program.

MSA holds community iftars for Ramadan

By Zahra Alqudaihi | March 18

Ramadan is a holy month in the Islamic calendar where Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. The Muslim Student Association at UNC holds space and community ...

Weaver Street Market bakers bring unique experience to bread process

By Marion Rambler | March 18

Jon McDonald, head baker at Weaver Street Market, and other bakers work in a team to create bread and serve their community.

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Remembering Carl Boettcher, UNC carver and WWI emigre

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | March 9

Carl Boettcher, 1886-1950, left a legacy on UNC's campus through his craftwork including the University seal in front of South Building, the Forrest Theatre ...

Consulting club uplifts women in business

By Shreya Senthilkumar | March 5

Last year, UNC sophomore Olivia Bouvier founded UNC Women in Consulting Club, an organization designed to help women interested in consulting with their ...

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'A light within ourselves': Carolina Latinx Center holds 4th annual La Conferencia

By Mariah Temple | March 3

The Carolina Latinx Center hosts a variety of events for Latino students at UNC, the most recent one being La Conferencia, an event that brought Latino ...

Teen and Tween Arts Collectives provide creative space for LGBTQIA+ youth

By Marion Rambler | February 23

The Eno Arts Mill's Teen and Tween Arts Collectives provide a safe and free space for LGBTQIA+ teens and tweens to find community and practice art.

Word on the street: To swipe, or not to swipe? Dating at UNC

By Manuela Williams | February 13

Writer Mani Williams asks students on campus: "What's your experience in dating here at UNC, and what apps are you potentially using?"

Valentine's Craft Market highlights local crafters and artisans

By Olivia Jarman | February 11

Chapel Hill Farmers' Market held a Valentine's Craft Market on Saturday where three local vendors sold holiday-themed items including earrings and watercolor ...

Op-ed: Can't find housing? Neither can Orange County community members.

January 28

"UNC's staggering on-campus housing prices substantially inflate the housing prices in Orange County, which only ends in segregation along the lines of ...

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'Service with a smile': Beloved quilter and teacher hosts exhibition

By Marion Rambler | January 27

David Lyles hosted a quilt show at the Hargraves Community Center on Saturday.

Local writers come together for new Horror Writers Association chapter

By Morgan Perry | January 17

The Horror Writers Association is an international organization that acts as a support group for horror writers, and recently the Association opened a ...

Local party service invites people to take their problems to the dance floor

By Manuela Williams | January 8

B Color Full Productions, a Triangle-based party and entertainment service, encourages expression and dance while celebrating queer pride.

Students turn college houses into homes through creative monikers

By Will Kleinschmidt | December 9

Various students at UNC name their college homes to make the temporary living spaces feel more like homes, usually naming them for some unique characteristic ...