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Senate race stacks up with 13 candidates

By Kate Grise | March 3

The primary races for the N.C. Senate seat became more crowded Friday when two more candidates’ entries brought the total up to 13, but political analysts ...

UNC dental student Sergio Acero dies in motorcycle accident

By Jane Wester | March 2

Always ready with a smile, a kind word or a custom-made birthday cake, Sergio Acero had already mastered the art of friendship and was well on his way ...

Wilson Library exhibit shows changes in construction of knowledge

By Jaclyn Lee | February 24

The way students collect information has lost its flair in the last 300 years.

UNC Student Body President-elect Andrew Powell joins petition against occupancy rule

By Bailey Mathias | February 23

Student Body President-elect Andrew Powell didn’t waste any time trying to make good on his campaign promise to simplify students’ off-campus housing ...

Andrew Powell’s student body president victory influenced by support from organizations

By Langston Taylor and Bradley Saacks | February 18

Andrew Powell emerged from the student body president runoff Tuesday with victory in hand, in part because of the help of several organizations.

Andrew Powell wins student body president after 7,441 students vote

By Langston Taylor and Kate Albers | February 18

Shock and excitement were two of the first emotions Andrew Powell said he felt after defeating Emilio Vicente in a record-breaking runoff election.

Andrew Powell and Emilio Vicente participated in a runoff debate hosted by The Carolina Coalition of Voters on Monday at 8 p.m.

Andrew Powell and Emilio Vicente face off in debate for last time before runoff vote

By Jane Wester and Langston Taylor | February 17

No publicity is bad publicity, so the phrase goes.

Walk-ons Manor, Moody, Robinson serve valuable roles for UNC's mens basketball

By Daniel Wilco | February 16

There’s one minute and 41 seconds left on the clock in the Smith Center Jan. 26, but for all intents and purposes, the game is over. North Carolina ...

Debate focuses on student organization visibility, gender-neutral housing

By Dan Schere | February 6

For the third straight night, the four UNC student body president candidates faced off in a debate.

Winston Howes embraces technological solutions

By Bradley Saacks | February 5

Stuart Howes, younger brother of student body presidential hopeful Winston Howes, smiled sheepishly when ConnectCarolina 2.0 was mentioned.

Clay Aiken launches campaign for Congress

By Madeline Will | February 5

Clay Aiken once served as a substitute teacher for a special education classroom. He wanted to advocate for those students, so he got his degree in special ...

College students face mental health issues nationwide

By Hayley Fowler | February 2

College is supposed to be some of the best years of people’s lives — but for some students struggling with mental illnesses, that expectation can ...

Design commission board could lose seats

By Aaron Cranford | January 28

The Community Design Commission is in danger of losing three board seats and all of its liaisons.

Mike Wheeler, an artist at Ascension Tattoo on Franklin Street, prepares tattoo stencils.

Ascension Tattoo is oldest parlor in Chapel Hill

By Anna Long | January 23

Mike Wheeler learned to tattoo by doing what he calls ripping up his friends.

UNC Wordsmiths Mariah Monsanto, Wil Broadwell, Lauren Bullock, Polina Bastrakova, and Julia McKeown, pictured on Thursday in Bulls Head Bookshop, are getting ready for a Grand Slam on Saturday night. Bullock approaches the mic as her teammates support her.

Ten poets will perform in Grand Slam Weekend

By Paige Hopkins | January 22

Claps, shouts and mainly snaps will fill the air this Saturday and Sunday during the UNC Wordsmiths’ Grand Slam Weekend, co-sponsored by UNC’s ...

Chancellor Carol Folt cited for speeding in Chatham County

By From staff and wire reports | January 15

UNC Chancellor Carol Folt was cited for speeding in Pittsboro on U.S. Highway 64 near Haw River at 3:54 a.m. on Jan. 1. Folt was going 76 miles per hour ...

Men’s Project to teach violence prevention

By Sara Salinas | January 13

This semester, a group of male students will begin tackling one of the toughest questions: What does it mean to be a man? The UNC Men’s Project will ...

American studies will not take up Israel boycott

By Carolyn Ebeling | January 13

UNC’s Department of American Studies voted last week to support the University’s stance against the American Studies Association’s boycott of Israeli ...

Many changes to come to Franklin St., downtown Chapel Hill

By Tyler Clay and Kelsey Weekman | December 3

Topper’s Pizza, a national pizza chain, will be moving into the spot left vacant by Gumby’s Pizza.

Trustees OK nighttime parking fee

By Amanda Albright | November 21

He spent a majority of the fall semester fighting it, but Student Body President Christy Lambden ended up hesitantly approving a fee for students to park ...