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New medical debt relief incentive program to level disparities in North Carolina

By Sophie Baglioni | August 25

North Carolina has the 4th highest percentage of medical debt in the country. According to 2022 data from the Urban Institute, 20 percent of North Carolina ...

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Ackland becomes first art museum in N.C. to offer EnChroma Colorblind Glasses

By Rebecca Savidge | August 25

On Aug. 21, the Ackland Art Museum unveiled a new gallery feature: EnChroma Color Blind Glasses that help individuals with red-green colorblindness ...

Column: The left at UNC needs to check its tolerance this election season

By Eva Eapen | August 25

"Confronting our convictions is supposed to be uncomfortable. Rigorous investigation of ideas is supposed to be uncomfortable. More than that, universities ...

Column: Title IX must not be left behind as NIL develops

By Katie Littlejohn | August 25

"NIL rules have to be created to work in conjunction with Title IX in order to ensure that a law which has done so much good for women's collegiate sports ...

No. 5 UNC women's soccer earns fourth win with 2-0 victory over Arizona

By Tess Alongi | August 25

The No. 5 UNC women’s soccer team (4-0) defeated Arizona (3-1), 2-0, Sunday afternoon at Dorrance Field in the first meeting between the two squads ...

During first home game of season, UNC women's soccer adjusts to head coach transition

By Cade Shoemaker | August 23

For the first time in program history, the head coach’s chair on the North Carolina women’s soccer bench remained unoccupied to honor Anson Dorrance ...

Olivia Thomas propels UNC women's soccer to 4-3 win over Georgia

By Beckett Brantley | August 23

In the UNC women's soccer's home opener against Georgia on Thursday night, sophomore forward Olivia Thomas anchored the North Carolina offense with two ...

CHCCS to correct $5 million budget deficit with personnel cuts

By Kathryn DeHart | August 23

The second tier of the plan eliminates 24 full-time central office and support jobs. Of the 24 eliminated jobs, 13 of the positions were vacant, according ...

UNC SJP holds first official rally of the 2024-25 academic year

By Ananya Cox and Laney Crawley | August 23

"We are doing UNC a favor, reminding them that divestment now will save them from the disparagement of ethical failures," one speaker at the rally ...

No. 6 UNC men's soccer defeats UAB, 1-0, in first game of season

By Kendall Allen | August 22

The No. 6 North Carolina men’s soccer team (1-0) defeated Alabama Birmingham (0-1), 1-0, in a close away match to open the season.

Palestinian-American post-punk band DUNUMS releases new single

By Akash Bhowmik | August 22

Songwriter Sijal Nasralla said his band’s “honeycomb art on a billion twins” is an evocation of love.

Column: FDOC fashion makes me want to dress up for class

By Hamsini Sivakumar | August 22

New school year resolution: I’ll dress up for class every single day. It seems like everyone feels this way during the first week of classes. Over the ...

No. 5 UNC women's soccer defeats No. 16 Georgia, 4-3, to earn first home win of season

By Cade Shoemaker | August 22

The No. 5 North Carolina women’s soccer team (3-0) defeated No. 16 Georgia (0-0-1) 4-3 on Thursday evening at Dorrance Field to earn the first ...

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'There’s so many different avenues': Pre-law students launch Law Society at Carolina

By Michael Singleton | August 21

The Law Society at Carolina, founded by three undergraduate students, hopes to provide students interested in law with opportunities to learn about law ...

Transfer students navigate troubles and triumphs as they enter UNC

By Emmy Benton | August 21

“Every system is a little hard to navigate at first, but you can figure it out,” UNC junior and new transfer student Layal Lawandos said. “Yes, ...

Campus organizations provide various part-time employment opportunities for students

By Regan Butler | August 21

Organizations including SafeWalk, Carolina Dining Services and Campus Recreation employ students each semester for part-time positions.

Word on the Street: What are you most excited for this semester?

By Will Kleinschmidt | August 21

Over the weekend, UNC students poured back onto campus for the school year. The school year is now in full swing, so staff writer Will Kleinschmidt asked students ...

Down-ballot candidates in North Carolina fundraise, attract individual donors

By Lauren Zola | August 21

But, money is only one factor in determining the outcome of an election, UNC political science professor Marc Hetherington said.

'They're for everybody': Chapel Hill installs AEDs in community parks

By Sarah Lewisohn | August 21

In sudden cardiac arrest, the two most important things that need to occur for survival are early hands-only CPR and the use of an AED, EMS Division Chief ...

'She's fearless': Nine-year-old Chapel Hill dancer inspired by moment with Taylor Swift

By Lucy Marques and Kathryn DeHart | August 21

Lucia's dream of dancing professionally means being the star of the show, not backup. Her dance teacher Summer Disher said it’s crucial for young girls ...