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NC Botanical Gardens gallery highlights local birds, encourages conservation

By Noe Boggan | March 27

The North Carolina Botanical Gardens is hosting an exhibit titled "North Carolina Birds and Where They Live" from March 6 to April 27.

Local organizations host three-mile walk to fight hunger

By Rebecca Savidge | March 28

On Sunday, the 38th annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk took place, with over 200 individuals signing up and many local organizations making ...

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Reniya Kelly returns to her home state in Sweet Sixteen matchup against Duke

By Cade Shoemaker | March 28

During the Sweet Sixteen, sophomore guard Reniya Kelly's family won't have to travel as far as normal to watch Kelly play.

Kenan-Flagler to introduce Master of Science in Management program

By Ragan Huntsman | March 27

Courtney Knoll, associate dean for the business schools' Master of Accounting and the MSM programs, said the degree will offer students an introduction ...

UNC students and faculty perform educational play about abortion research

By Medha Nair | March 27

"The Turnaway Play" is based on "The Turnaway Study," an abortion research study led by Diana Greene Foster.

Takeaways from UNC football's 2025 Pro Day ahead of NFL Draft

By Alexandra Jones | March 27

Following UNC football's 2025 Pro Day, here are four takeaways after 17 North Carolina players participated.

UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

Nyssa Tucker filed a second lawsuit against the Board of Elections on Monday, claiming the Board "overreached" in their application of the GPSG code when ...

'Paris of the Piedmont': Festival brings jazz manouche genre to Chapel Hill-Carrboro

By Marion Rambler | March 24

Over the weekend, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area celebrated jazz manouche, formerly known as gypsy jazz, with the fourth Carrboro Django Reinhardt Festival. ...

UNC Pauper Players and Company Carolina put on production of 'Bonnie & Clyde'

By Adele Harris | March 30

UNC Pauper Players and Company Carolina put on "Bonnie & Clyde" from March 28-30 at the Center Theater Company in Carrboro.

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County commissioners, Carrboro council members discuss federal funding changes

By Eva Edwards | March 30

The commissioners and council members talked about the Drakeford Library Complex, the county's partnership to end homelessness and the county's CARE team. ...

‘A living museum’: Coker Arboretum provides tranquility, history

By Shreya Senthilkumar | March 30

Coker Arboretum is maintained by the North Carolina Botanical Garden. The garden features a variety of plants native to regions such as the United States, ...

N.C. Supreme Court greenlights student lawsuit seeking refunds from COVID-19 closures

By Alice Scott | March 30

Plaintiffs filed the suit on behalf of themselves and other similarly situated students who did not receive refunds for campus-related service fees following ...

UNC softball falls, 7-5, to Syracuse in first game of series

By Katie Reeves | March 28

The North Carolina Tar Heels softball team (26-9, 6-4 ACC) fell, 7-5, to the Syracuse Orange (21-22, 2-8 ACC) on Friday afternoon at Skytop Softball Stadium. ...

CHHS teacher Travis Adkison chosen as finalist for CTE teacher of the year award

By Iris Eyster | March 28

Adkison, a fire instructor at Chapel Hill High, is recognized for his role as an outstanding educator.

Orange County Board of Education discusses budget for upcoming fiscal year

By Sarah Clements | March 28

Orange County voters unanimously approved a bond that allocates $125 million to OCS over the next 10 years. Bond projects include one new replacement ...

No. 2 UNC women's lacrosse outlasts No. 2 Northwestern, 15-12, to remain undefeated

By Brian D'Aguanno | March 28

The No. 2 UNC women’s lacrosse team (10-0, 5-0 ACC) defeated No. 3 Northwestern (8-2, 2-0 Big Ten), 15-12, Thursday night at Ryan Fieldhouse.

Summer Bridge Program connects incoming students to UNC campus

By Macie Greene | March 27

The program is a six-week residential opportunity for incoming first-year students. All UNC admits who are North Carolina Residents can attend this program ...

Column: Let's redefine what it means to be apolitical

By Anna Gage | March 27

"I understand there are fears of inaction with students temporarily remaining ideologically neutral. But the issues that arise with some lost action are ...