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UNC owns 21 properties, some with historic value

By Zac Lowell | February 25

Likely unknown to most residents of Chapel Hill, UNC owns 21 properties dotted around the county. Some of these properties have histories stretching back ...

Student-founded frozen food company is heating up

By Amy Nelson | February 24

Seal the Seasons, a locally-sourced produce startup, will be stocked at local Whole Foods Markets in the upcoming weeks.

Column: Inclusion is not our salvation

By Chiraayu Gosrani | February 23

Two weeks ago, my friend Bradley Opere was elected the University’s student body president. A majority of students, especially students of color, ...

Orange County moves to ban e-cigarettes

By Megan Royer | February 22

Individuals who smoke e-cigarettes may not be able to do so inside bars and restaurants in Orange County much longer.

Carolina Performing Arts hosts Oscar-nominated screenwriter

By Leah Moore | February 18

Watch out, William Faulkner, there's a new southern storyteller.

Eric McAfee, Chapel Hill resident, stands at the entrance of his former driveway.

Parking service ends in eviction of tenant

By Zac Lowell | February 15

It started with a phone video uploaded to YouTube. A man walks from a gravel lot to the Kenan-Flagler Business School, his breath ragged, the camera shaking. ...

Letter: Voting law is confusing and obstructionist

February 15

I am thrilled to see important voting information being shared with the public, especially college students. However, I found one informational flaw. ...

North Carolina education fails according to new report

By Anica Midthun | February 15

North Carolina’s public education system received a failing grade from a recent report published by the Network for Public Education.

Gerhardts: 2 lawfully wedded scholars

By Maria Mullis | February 8

Most married couples don’t get the opportunity to work closely with each other, unless they are Jim and Pam from “The Office.” Michael and Deborah ...

Employee Forum discusses concerns about new adverse weather policy

By Kelly Jasiura | February 3

The implementation of the new Adverse Weather and Emergency Event Policy was a main topic of discussion at the Employee Forum meeting on Wednesday. The ...

Alvin Alston sets out some peach cobbler before "Meet Me in the Kitchen", an event hosted by the IFC that works to feed those who need help in the Chapel Hill community. He has worked in the community kitchen for the past 12 years.

IFC Community Kitchen event brings community together

By Megan Royer | February 2

The Inter-Faith Council’s Community Kitchen opened its doors Tuesday to community members who want to see firsthand the impact their meals make.

Opinion: UNC must question why women are not running for SBP

February 2

As the race in the Democratic primary between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders narrows, sophisticated conversations around gender identity and its relevance ...

Psychotic disorders linked to marijuana

By Samantha Paisley | January 31

The American Psychological Association now recognizes links between frequent adolescent marijuana use and the development of psychotic disorders. ...

Opinion: State follows job centered approach in bond focus

January 29

On March 15, we voting Northern Carolinians will decide on a $2 billion investment in important infrastructure across the state, almost half of which ...

Comedian, actor and screenwriter Bryan Tucker speaks at a Q&A forum hosted by UNC Student Television Thursday evening.

SNL head writer, UNC graduate gives talk at Carroll

By Ziyad Habash | January 28

Live from Carroll Hall — it’s Bryan Tucker.

Noah Lieberman is a UNC senior running for the N.C. House of
Representatives.

Noah Lieberman goes to Raleigh

By Shweta Mishra | January 13

UNC senior Noah Lezin Lieberman could be that 6-foot-tall redhead on your bus. He loves the sweet potato gnocchi his mom makes from scratch. He competes ...

David Bowie’s legacy lives on in UNC history

By Maria Mullis | January 12

Nearly 30 years ago, David Bowie rocked the Smith Center — not once, but twice.

Marquise Williams (12) and teammates celebrate a lead against Duke on Nov. 7 at Kenan Stadium.

Redemption on the line for UNC

By Logan Ulrich | December 2

The last time Marquise Williams played in his hometown, it wasn’t pretty.

Fran Schindler volunteers to sit by the deathbed of those who ask

By Rachel Herzog | November 30

Fran Schindler lives alone in a yellow townhouse in a quiet Chapel Hill neighborhood. The walls of the 75-year-old’s living room are covered with ...

Tar Heels fall to Pacific, suffer another close loss

By Mohammed Hedadji | November 25

With 9.1 seconds left in Wednesday's game against Pacific, the North Carolina women’s basketball team found itself in need of another big shot at the ...