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New rolling recycling bins irk Chapel Hill residents

By Zoe Schaver | August 14

Orange County thought expanding the residential recycling program would be a crowd pleaser.

Board of Governors aims to cut costs, keep future tuition hikes to a minimum

By Sarah Brown | August 14

For the first time since 2009, the UNC-system Board of Governors is entering a new academic year without significant state budget cuts on its conscience. ...

UNC collects $10.8 million grant for solar energy research

By Tyler J. Rouse | August 14

It took him 40 years, but Thomas Meyer is finally getting his breakthrough.

NC film incentive replaced with $10 million grant

By Zachery Eanes | August 14

Film production in North Carolina might be headed for a precipitous decline in the near future, as the state’s tax incentive program for film companies ...

Women’s soccer adapts to change

By Dylan Howlett | August 14

Forgive Alex Kimball. She doesn’t understand. Nor should she, really.

UNC forward, Alan Winn (5), makes a play on the ball against Gardner-Webb defender Matt Bogart (3) and mid-fielder Patrick Gurser (14). Winn would finish the match with a goal early in the second half. UNC defeated Gardner-Webb 7-0 Friday night at Fetzer field in an exhibition game.

UNC tops Gardner-Webb in first men’s soccer exhibition

By Caleb Waters | August 14

The North Carolina men’s soccer team only scored 19 goals in 20 regular season games last year. Friday night, it seemed as though they were going to ...

The UNC football team practices at Navy Field on August 14.

Younger defense looks to make quick impact ?

By Grace Raynor | August 14

There Tre Boston was, squeezing the ball that would later find its way into his mother’s shrine while he stood on UNC’s 4-yard line with his final ...

The principal of Northside Elementary, Cheryl Carnahan, stood on the school's roof garden on August 14th, 2014. The garden contains several energy efficient features, including solar tubes and a rainwater cistern.

Northside gets highest LEED certification

By Jasmin Singh | August 14

Northside Elementary won’t let its rich history stop it from becoming a school of the future.

Night parking on campus to remain free for all

By Sara Salinas | August 14

A day before a new parking permit program was set to take effect, a last-minute halt left night parking free and led to monetary reimbursements for students ...

Time-Out leaves University Square, moves down Franklin

By Joey DeVito | August 14

Since Time-Out Restaurant opened in 1978, not much has changed — but after almost four decades at University Square, the iconic restaurant ...

Walmart is a carrier for the UNC Jello Mold.

UNC takes a shot at branding with Jell-O Jigglers

By Sarah Headley | August 14

From Snuggies to spatulas, UNC’s brand is recognizable in stores across the state.

NC Senate race gets costly

By Mary Tyler March | August 14

North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race has risen to become the nation’s most expensive Senate race so far, ahead of November’s midterm election.

Tabby Horney, a Senior Political Science and English major, moved in to a room at the Sheraton hotel on Sunday.

LUX residents in flux off campus

By Paige Ladisic | August 14

When Tabby Horney sits down to do her first night’s worth of homework, she won’t be in the normal setting of a half-unpacked dorm room or apartment ...

UNC system voted to limit need-based aid offerings

By Amanda Albright | August 14

Austin Glock Andrews would have never made it out of Richmond County without the UNC system’s commitment to affordability.

Man dies after jumping onto I-40

By From staff and wire reports | August 14

A man died after jumping off an Interstate 40 overpass just north of Chapel Hill around noon Thursday, closing the roadway for about 30 minutes.

UNC senior in serious condition after crash on U.S. 15-501

By McKenzie Coey | August 9

A UNC senior is in serious condition at Duke Medicine hospital after crashing into a utility pole on U.S. Highway 15-501 last week.

Sixty families lose their homes under new housing policies

By Zoe Schaver | August 6

Come December, Paul Reynolds doesn’t know where he’ll live. The longtime resident of Timberlyne Apartments was in a car accident several years ago ...

Whistleblower lawsuit might move to federal court

By Stephanie Lamm | August 5

The whistleblower lawsuit brought by former learning specialist Mary Willingham will be heard in a federal court if UNC has its way. Experts say the move ...

Slain professor honored for humor, dedication Saturday

By Leah Komada and Claire Nielsen | August 3

When Professor Feng Liu was found beaten and left for dead on West University Drive last month, hundreds of community members said they were sad, shaken ...

Board of Governors approve restrictions for paying for need-based aid

By Amanda Albright | August 2

The UNC Board of Governors voted to cap the amount of tuition that a UNC-system school can use for need-based aid at 15 percent. Six schools, including ...