Huerman and Vician connection leads the Tar Heels to second-round NCAA tournament victory

'Our secret weapon': UNC women's soccer reserves propel Tar Heels into NCAA quarterfinals

Against a Red Raider squad that hadn’t lost at home all season and hadn’t allowed a goal at home since Aug. 31, four of UNC's seven shots on ...

'Survival through song': Saul Dreier, of Holocaust Survivor Band, to perform at UNC

"To see someone muster up the courage to respond through joy, it's just a ray of light that we desperately need," Zalman Bluming, the rabbi of Chabad ...

Tar Heels triumph: UNC ice hockey secures Governor's Cup with 5-3 victory

An open net goal in the final seconds gifted UNC the 5-3 victory and kept the Governor’s Cup in Chapel Hill. 

New breakfast spot Snooze Eatery opens in Eastgate Plaza

Snooze Eatery, a breakfast chain, opened a new restaurant in Chapel Hill on Nov. 8 after a soft opening that featured collaborations with local nonprofit ...

NCDHHS Office of Rural Health celebrates 50th anniversary

Maggie Sauer, the director of the NCDHHS Office of Rural Health, said the office was the first of its kind in the nation.

OWASA continues testing for PFAS, developing filtration upgrades

Katie Hall, OWASA’s public information officer, said of the 45 PFAS compounds they tested for, Cane Creek Reservoir was found to contain 11. After ...

'There's always a way': Gillings panel discusses gun violence as public health issue

The panelists spoke about the gun-related campus lockdowns at the beginning of the semester and the steps UNC has since taken to address safety concerns. ...

Golden Fig celebrates one year of giving books a second life

The Carrboro branch of the Durham-based bookstore celebrated its first birthday on Saturday, welcoming community members to join for a raffle, crossword ...

Satire: Who would win? Round two.

"The 'Who Would Win' book series is a collection that pits two animals against each other and evaluates who would win. Here are my own, with a modern ...

Word on the Street: How are students spending Thanksgiving break this year?

University reporter Dallia Lindell spoke with students and asked them the question, “How are you spending Thanksgiving break this year?"

Students United for Immigrant Equality provides scholarships for DACA recipients

The scholarship application opened at the end of October and will be available until Nov. 30.

Quick turnaround rejected in lawsuit alleging state senate maps dilute Black voting power

The plaintiffs in a federal suit — Rodney D. Pierce and Moses Matthews, who are both Black voters in the newly drawn District 2 — argue ...

'Making Carolina a greener, cleaner and safer place': Trash Force cleans up campus

Since UNC seniors Andrew Mattson and Stephen Chesser started the club last fall, volunteers have collected over 400 pounds of trash and ...

Word on the street: When is it acceptable to start celebrating Christmas?

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and, for those who celebrate, the ongoing debate of when to hang the tinsel and deck the halls has begun.

Column: This Thanksgiving, let a moment of gratitude also be a moment of reflection

"As I continued to learn more about the history of Colonist-Native relations, I grew more and more apprehensive of celebrating Thanksgiving. I felt guilty. ...

Patrick O’Shaughnessy leads UNC ice hockey in 5-0 shutout win over Maryland

When asked by a fan about who the player to watch was on the UNC ice hockey team during Saturday night’s game, general manager Colin Wahl had an answer ...

Chapel Hill and Carrboro encourage community members to 'leave the leaves'

“We really like to encourage folks to leave the leaves where they are,” Carrboro Mayor Damon Seils said. “It's better for the environment, ...

Gabriel Bump's second novel blooms into 'very human' story

Gabriel Bump's new novel, "The New Naturals," follows six characters in western Massachusetts as they navigate grief and tragedy and seek to find happiness. ...