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Henry Kritzer reflects on 50 years of ushering UNC men's basketball and football games

By Gwen Peace | January 25

Throughout 93-year-old Henry Kritzer's extensive career as a UNC usher, he has watched Kenan Stadium get bigger and bigger and witnessed legendary players ...

Women's chorus celebrates 30 years of community in the Triangle

By Shreya Senthilkumar | January 25

The Women's Voices Chorus, founded in 1993, will perform a selection of their works, written by and for women, on Saturday in celebration of their 30-year ...

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SafeWalk program offers students a safe way home

By Aidan Lockhart | January 25

SafeWalk has been operating under UNC Police since spring of 2022 to walk students to and from different points on campus.

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Carrboro announces new financial assistance program to aid bills post-pandemic

By Caroline Horne | January 25

Each family can receive up to $1,000 total to be applied directly to unpaid bills, instead of being sent to applicants.

Muslim students express concerns about halal-labeled foods in UNC dining halls

By Daneen Khan | January 25

Some Muslim students are wary of CDS's halal options because of discrepancies in its online menu, including sourcing and lack of providers.

'It’s truly part of our heritage': Botanical garden hosts program dedicated to longleaf pine

By Jackson Fromm | January 25

The Botanical Garden will host a series of events exploring the ecological, historical and cultural significance of the tree and its habitats.

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Affirmative Action Coalition panel discusses racial history of UNC

By Olivia Metelo | January 25

Panelists spoke about advocating for conversations between students and the UNC Board of Trustees as well as the racial history of UNC.

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"Every Brilliant Thing" performances bring mental health awareness to campus

By Charlie Bagwell | January 24

"Every Brilliant Thing," a play about appreciating the small things in life, seeks to reframe the narrative of mental health and suicide awareness through ...

Op-ed: We will not wait for the next school shooting

January 24

"We invite you to join this generation’s community of organizers, all of us united in demanding a future free of gun violence."

'It seemed so out of my control': Students reflect on their struggles due to delays at The Edition on Rosemary

By Olivia Metelo | January 23

Students reflect on the mental and financial struggles they faced as they were forced to live in hotels or find alternate housing amidst the crisis.

Hussman students organize Dook It Out rock-paper-scissors tournament

By Lauren Weider | January 23

The tournament's grand prize was a pair of tickets to the rivalry game against Duke on Feb. 3.

The Edition on Rosemary now open to residents, months after initial delay

By Maddie Policastro | January 23

The Edition on Rosemary, after almost four months of delays, opened to residents officially on Dec. 13.

Carolina Housing looks to accommodate 900 student waitlist

By Annie Ham | January 23

Due to increased demand and the renovation of Avery Residence Hall, the UNC housing waitlist sits at nearly 900 students. This uncertainty has become ...

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CHCCS Public School Foundation celebrates 40-year anniversary, raises almost $50,000

By Annika Duneja | January 23

The CHCCS gala, which raised almost $50,000, will fund a program for students to take home books for free.

Q&A: Gov. Roy Cooper talks mobilizing young voters, Cook Out

By Ethan E. Horton | January 23

Gov. Roy Cooper sat down with City & State Editor Ethan E. Horton to discuss his priorities on gun violence and young voter mobilization before ...

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First-year students consider location, social atmosphere when choosing dorms

By Adele Morris | January 23

86 percent of this year’s first-year students elected to live on campus. Of those first years, 72.9 percent requested to live on South Campus, while ...

Carrboro's 203 Project makes steady progress, on track for August completion

By Sierra President | January 23

The project, which began construction in August 2022 and will house several Town departments and community organizations, is in its final scheduled eight ...

Review: The good, the bad and the ugly of this awards season

By Carly Breland | January 23

"The nominations for the Oscars will be announced on Jan. 23, and the winter weather gives every movie lover the perfect excuse to stay inside and pretend ...

Affordable housing vocabulary can be confusing, here are the terms to know

By Ethan E. Horton | January 23

Talking about affordable housing can be confusing. Here's a breakdown of the important words, acronyms and phrases to know before stepping into your next ...

'Do I spend all my money?': Graduate students grapple with finding affordable housing

By Madeleine Ahmadi | January 23

UNC offers on-campus housing for graduate students, including Baity Hill Apartments. Graduate students also look off-campus for housing but find that ...