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Column: UNC students, it's okay to live on campus.

By Shea McIntyre | September 25

"Whether you decide on a dorm or a space off campus, it's essential to consider your options holistically. If you flock off campus or not, housing in ...

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International students at UNC bring a sense of home to campus

By Satchel Walton | September 25

At UNC, nearly 2,500 students are international, from places like Peru, Zambia, France and London. Students who are at school far from home have found ...

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House shows strike the right chord among Chapel Hill residents

By Hamsini Sivakumar | September 25

UNC students, alumni and community members use an unlikely venue — their houses — for concerts and performances, which help them build community and ...

Recently approved South Creek development to begin construction in late 2024

By Annika Duneja | September 25

The South Creek development, across from Southern Village, is projected to have 815 housing units, including 120 rental apartments, 89 townhouses and ...

Students express concern about mold in on-campus housing

By Samantha Nichols | September 25

Discovering mold in their residence hall rooms has led some students to worry about the effects of the mold on their health. After more than 1,000 residents ...

UNC women's soccer attendance numbers see significant spike in recent years

By Maya Waid | September 25

When Chris Ducar first took the job as general manager in 2021, he said coach Anson Dorrance asked two things of him: "build this brand and let me keep ...

Column: Target’s dynamic pricing feeds the food desert fire

By Katelin Harmon | September 25

"At the Franklin Target, it feels like you’re spending twice as much for a couple of apples than you would at another store. This is because of Target’s ...

Column: Learn to defy the NIMBY-YIMBY discourse

By Nassibah Bedreddine | September 25

"Two major rival factions have arisen from this discourse: NIMBYs (Not In My Backyard) and YIMBYs (Yes In My Backyard)— the spiritual Montagues ...

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Take a Child Outside Week aims to promote outdoor engagement and exploration

By William Becker | September 25

Take a Child Outside was founded as a website in 2007. It was inspired by author Richard Louv’s 2005 book Last Child in the Woods, which calls attention ...

'A beautiful opportunity to broaden perspective': CPA welcomes Philadelphia Orchestra

By Lena Miano | September 25

A week of musical events celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Philadelphia Orchestra’s trip to China, which earned them the title of the first American ...

No. 2 UNC field hockey uses two-minute trick to earn wins over WFU and App State

By Caroline Wills | September 25

The North Carolina field hockey team utilizes the two minutes following a UNC goal to capitalize off of the offensive momentum in wins against Wake Forest ...

Chapel Hill receives tax credit award for Tanyard Branch Trace

By Allie Sadoff | September 25

The Town of Chapel Hill received a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit award for the construction of Tanyard Branch Trace, an affordable housing complex on ...

'Passion and heart': UNC scientist recognized by Time100 for his work preventing overdose deaths

By Amie Cooke | September 25

Nabarun Dasgupta, an epidemiologist who has been studying opioid overdose for about 20 years, became interested in the issue after a friend passed away ...

Review: Olivia Rodrigo's "GUTS" is the album for everyone else's happily-ever-afters

By Hamsini Sivakumar | September 25

"In that way, an engagement party might be the most immersive way to listen to "GUTS" — outward celebration clashes with internal, music-induced angst. The ...

UNC Black Pre-Law Student Association to create space for Black students pursuing legal careers

By Kamryn Hailey | September 25

Co-founders Joann Obioma, Taylah Smith and Jaleah Taylor founded the BPLA last summer, a student organization that aims to support aspiring Black legal ...

French film festival brings immersive language experiences to UNC community

By Marisa Rosa | September 25

The Albertine Cinémathèque Film Festival is showing classic and contemporary French language films on campus over the next five weeks.

Jeff McNeill begins role as Orange County Veterans Services Officer

By Ella Aluise | September 25

Jeff McNeill began his role as the new Orange County Veterans Services Officer on Aug. 14. Under social services supervisor Suzanne Hitt, McNeill will ...

Local organizations celebrate National Service Dog Month

By Mila Mascenik | September 25

National Service Dog Month, which takes place during the month of September, aims to educate the community about service dogs and the laws protecting ...

UNC women's tennis puts in solid showing at the 2023 Fall Ranked Spotlight

By Jarrett Kidd | September 24

CARY, N.C. — The North Carolina women’s tennis team participated in the 2023 Fall Ranked Spotlight, hosted by N.C. State, this weekend at the Cary ...

No. 1 UNC women's soccer draws, 3-3, against No. 3 Florida State

By Emma Moon | September 24

The No. 1 North Carolina women's soccer team (7-0-4, 2-0-1 ACC) drew, 3-3, against No. 3 Florida State (7-0-1, 2-0-1 ACC) Sunday afternoon in their first ...