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A Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools bus drives toward Chapel Hill High School.

CHCCS assistant teacher fired after being charged with murder

By Doug Dubrowski | April 25

Tanesha Jeffries, a teaching assistant for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, was arrested and charged with first degree murder and robbery on Friday, ...

Photo illustration. Though opioid abuse rates are highest in people aged 18 to 25, colleges often do not have permanent funding to address it.

Nursing schools across country work to combat the opioid epidemic

By Jonny Cook | April 25

Nursing schools are preparing nurses to combat medical changes presented by opioid misuse.

A year after the HB2 repeal, NC transgender students battle discrimination

By Danielle Chemtob | April 24

It's been over a year since North Carolina passed HB 2, colloquially referred to as the bathroom bill. While the federal and state government have repealed ...

New water meters to manage water and reduce waste in Orange County

By Kari Larsen | April 24

OWASA’s sustainability manager, Mary Tiger, said the initiative will improve OWASA’s service to the local community. Kentrel Inc. is working with ...

UNC seniors show off their work in "cl/us/ter"

By Isaac Rosso Klakovich | April 24

The entire exhibit is tied to the Arts 500 senior seminar that serves as a capstone class to the studio art major at UNC. The class is taught by Jim Hirschfield ...

Farewell Column: Leaving Carolina

By Kirk Kovach | April 24

For those like myself who are graduating, now is a time to reflect on where we’ve been, and more importantly to look forward to where we are going. ...

Meet UNC's resident Lorax: Thomas Bythell, the University arborist

By Jessica Snouwaert | April 24

People have heard of Dr. Suess’s character the Lorax, but they may not have heard of UNC’s very own Lorax, Thomas Bythell. He has been the University ...

How to heal when disaster strikes: UNC pharamacist helps Puerto Rico hurricane survivors

By Brooke Bauman | April 24

Jennifer Kelly, a critical care pharmacist at UNC who works in the emergency department, has combined her medical training with a passion for service. ...

You can easily give leftover items to local donation centers on move-out day

By Doug Dubrowski | April 24

Amy Preble, waste diversion coordinator at the Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling, said residence halls will have donation stations as part of the ...

Silent Sam was located on McCorkle Place in Chapel Hill.

Farewell Column: Don't Remove Silent Sam

By Seth Newkirk | April 24

The consensus among the majority of people at UNC seems to be that Silent Sam should be removed. Some believe that it should be put in a museum ...

Column: Maybe we're all moving on

By Evana Bodiker | April 24

And you know what? I am so happy that I am replaceable. I’m happy this place can go on without me. What a self-absorbed thing to say, as if this ...

Farewell Column: The eternal conversation

By Chris Dahlie | April 24

Like all of us, I am the product of institutions. I hope to graduate with a doctorate from UNC in communication this August. While I have been well educated ...

UNC track and field teams prove themselves in pair of weekend events

By Andrew Montross | April 24

On Friday and Saturday, the North Carolina track and field teams split the weekend’s events in the Virginia Challenge, held in Charlottesville, and ...

Q&A with UNC men's tennis head coach Sam Paul, after clinching share of ACC title

By Ryan Lipton | April 24

On Sunday, the North Carolina men's tennis team defeated Miami, 4-0, to finish conference play with an 11-1 record. The Tar Heels clinched a share of ...

The decades-long tradition of faculty gym uniforms, including laundry services and clothing storage, is coming to an end this May.

Removal of 'Fetzer Grays' signals larger issues with faculty benefits

By Kate Karstens | April 24

On May 11, all clothing and basket service will cease at Fetzer Hall, bringing an end to the decades-long “Fetzer Grays” tradition. Under the current ...

Letter: Light rail is on the line in upcoming election

April 24

Sixth annual Rammys Awards honor UNC's student-athletes

By Jake Schmitz | April 24

On Monday, UNC student-athletes gathered in Memorial Hall for the sixth-annual Rammy Awards, the Tar Heels' take on the ESPYS in which athletes across ...

Chapel Hill church provides sanctuary for undocumented resident

By Marin Wolf | April 24

Sitting on a tan couch on a Friday afternoon, Rosa del Carmen Ortez-Cruz and a visiting friend crocheted intricate stitches of thin, pink yarn into a ...

Art students outside of South Building take turns speaking out against Chancellor Folt and the condition of Hanes Art Center on Monday.

Folt Revolt protestors claim that Arts Everywhere initiative is not enough

By Casey Quam | April 24

“This is not about feelings. It is about the spotlight on Arts Everywhere, a hollow platitude that gives the school a façade of interest in the arts ...

First year Ashley Boldt says Uber is helpful for out-of-state students like herself who don’t always have access to a car on campus.

Uber everywhere: ridesharing companies used for a variety for a reasons

By Molly Horak | April 24

UNC first-year Ashley Boldt typically uses Uber several times a week. Without a car on campus, the service lets her go to the supermarket, the airport ...