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Max Carlson, Tomas Frick picked on final day of MLB Draft

By Grace Nugent | July 13

Besides the three UNC players drafted — Mac Horvath, Carlson and Frick — two high school commits in Walker Jenkins and Zyhir Hope, along with incoming ...

Senate Bills 747 and 749 to impact future elections in N.C., if passed

By Grace Whittemore | July 13

Two bills currently in the NCGA — Senate Bills 747 and 749 — propose provisions that would change election processes for this fall and beyond. The ...

Public input on future of Bolin Creek Greenway to extend through September

By Abigail Keller | July 12

The Town of Carrboro is seeking public comment on the future of the Bolin Creek Greenway through September. Through "Which way for the greenway?" community ...

Q&A: Chapel Hill Town Council candidate and former GPSG president Theodore Nollert shares goals, platform

By Caitlyn Yaede | July 11

The 2022-23 Graduate and Professional Student Government President Theodore Nollert announced his candidacy for Chapel Hill Town Council on Monday. Summer ...

West Chapel Hill Cemetery Project to connect community with cemetery's history

By Laney Crawley | July 11

The West Chapel Hill Cemetery was established as a burial ground for Black residents in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, after a 1947 state law mandated that ...

Diamond Heels' Mac Horvath drafted No. 53 by Baltimore Orioles

By Grace Nugent | July 10

Mac Horvath was drafted No. 53 overall by the Orioles on Sunday night during the second round of the MLB Draft. Also taken was UNC commit Walker Jenkins, ...

'A hidden gem': Students and librarians discuss archival research at UNC

By Natalie Bradin | July 10

Students and librarians discuss how to navigate the library archives at UNC for independent research and classwork.

Chapel Hill Public Library's Neurodiversity and Nature initiative creates inclusive, adaptive spaces

By Lucy Marques | July 10

The Chapel Hill Public Library’s Neurodiversity and Nature initiative is providing neurodivergent youth and adults with sensory learning activities ...

Former GPSG President Theodore Nollert announces run for Chapel Hill Town Council

By Walker Livingston | July 10

Theodore Nollert, the 2022-23 president of the Graduate and Professional Student Government, announced his candidacy for Chapel Hill Town Council this ...

Chapel Hill Transit receives $2.16 million grant to improve bus stop accessibility, safety

By Lola Oliverio | July 9

Chapel Hill Transit has been awarded a $2.16 million grant by the Federal Transit Administration to improve bus stops and advance its Bus Stop Improvement ...

UNC announces free tuition for undergraduates whose families make under $80,000

By Ethan E. Horton | July 7

Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz announced in a message to the UNC community on Friday that the University, starting with the 2024 incoming class, would be ...

Federal legislation increases accommodations for pregnant workers at UNC

By Ashley Quincin | July 7

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act requires employers, like UNC, to provide reasonable accommodations for workers with limitations related to pregnancy, ...

Sammy Slade to not seek re-election to Carrboro Town Council

By Walker Livingston | July 7

Sammy Slade announced this morning that he will not be seeking re-election to the Carrboro Town Council. Slade has served on the council for the past ...

Former West Virginia forward James Okonkwo transfers to UNC men's basketball

By Matthew Maynard | July 6

The 6-foot-8 240 pound forward entered the transfer portal following the departure of former West Virginia head coach Bob Huggins and committed to UNC ...

'I’ll figure it out': Madison Wiltrout finds solace away from javelin

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | July 5

“Whether you think I'm crazy or whether I think I'm crazy, I'm still gonna say, 'No, this is the best decision,'” Wiltrout said. “'I know what I'm ...

Members of the UNC community plan for a future without affirmative action

By Eliza Benbow | July 4

Student leaders, activists and University leaders share their plans to support students of color at UNC in a future without race-conscious admissions ...

Concerts and conch shells: UNC Summer Jazz Workshop hosts students, performers

By Ali Hardin | July 3

The UNC Music Department's Summer Jazz Workshop and concert series took place from June 26 to June 30. Students in musical performance learned jazz theory ...

Upcoming online Master's of Applied Data Science program expands opportunities in data

By Noelle Harff | July 3

UNC's new Master's of Applied Data Science program aims to provide graduate students and working professionals with the ability to advance their knowledge ...

UNC submits official request to approve One Cards as valid voter ID

By Eliza Benbow and Walker Livingston | July 3

UNC recently submitted a request for its students to be able to use their university-issued One Cards as valid photo IDs to vote. If approved, university ...

U.S. Secretary of Education does not have authority to forgive student loans, SCOTUS rules

By Ethan E. Horton and Caitlyn Yaede | June 30

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden's executive order, forgiving up to $20,000 in student loans for select borrowers.