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Column: Your insecurities are fair game for the beauty industry

By Cecily Ross | October 3

"These ads ruin young women’s perceptions of themselves. They create a culture of incessant 'mirror-time' — time spent criticizing and comparing oneself ...

How to vote in person in Orange County on Election Day

By McKenzie Bulris | October 3

Voters can find their assigned polling place — which will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. — by checking their voter registration on the N.C. State ...

Faculty Executive Committee convenes, discusses SCiLL, programming updates

October 2

Committee members discussed the Center for Faculty Excellence and conversations around the War in Gaza.

'Design It for Us' tour visits UNC, discusses social media use

By Jordan Andreasen | October 2

An advocacy coalition, Design It For Us, hosted a discussion around educating college students about safe technology usage and awareness, which featured ...

'Shark Tank'-style competition show featuring UNC students premieres

By Albert Carlson | October 2

"Seed Money" is a new show, produced by The Design Network, that puts UNC students into a "Shark Tank" style competition. The show premiered on The Design ...

'You have helped save my life': Local organization provides books to inmates

By Marisa Rosa | October 2

The Prison Books Collective is an organization founded in 2006 that delivers books to incarcerated people in both state and federal prisons. Secretary ...

UNC volleyball sweeps Duke, 3-0, on Wednesday night to remain unbeaten in ACC play

By Megan Smith | October 2

UNC takes the first of back-to-back matches against the Blue Devils.

How to register to vote in North Carolina

By Sarah Lewisohn | October 2

The deadline to register to vote in North Carolina is Friday, Oct. 11 at 5 p.m and early voting begins Oct. 17.

Satire: Am I the asshole for posting offensive comments on a porn site?

By Harry Black | October 2

"I (M56) am in a kind of awkward situation right now with my wife (F56) and need some advice."

Satire: My experience as a Still Life anti-ambassador

By Sydney Baker | October 2

"I was shoved this way and that, submitting myself to the ebb and flow of the crowd. It was like I was floating in the ocean — right before a tsunami. ...

Column: UNC is more than its ranking

By Khanh Le | October 1

"At UNC, our vibrant student culture, strong commitment to public service and sense of community are qualities that can’t be fully captured by a numerical ...

In its 20th year, Le Tour de Carrboro readies for October race

By Victoria Yang | October 1

The series of races unites the Carrboro community and raises money for local nonprofit organizations.

Chapboro Book Crawl celebrates local independent bookstores

By Caroline King | October 1

On Sunday, the Chapboro Book Crawl was held at four bookstores across Chapel Hill and Carrboro: Flyleaf Books, Golden Fig Books, Epilogue Books Chocolate ...

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Clouds Brewing opens new location on Franklin Street, replacing Gizmo Brew Works

By Makenzie Mills | October 1

Clouds Brewing will be offering trivia night on Tuesdays and Thursdays — just like Gizmo Brew Works did.

1,2,3 Puppetry combines social justice and entertainment

By Erin Mun | October 1

1,2,3 Puppetry is an entertainment company based in Chapel Hill, started by Sol Ramirez when he was a kid. Now, Ramirez is a student at the University ...

'They knew that they used excessive force': Student activist served search warrant

By Aisha Baiocchi | October 1

When served with a search warrant on Friday morning, in relation to the vandalism done on Sept 19, student activist Laura Saavedra says she was pushed ...

Hark the Pod: Soccer Triumphs, Football Stumbles

By Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Beckett Brantley , Natalie Bradin , Caroline Wills , Harry Crowther and Amelie Fawson | October 1

Hark The Pod is back with Sports Editor Caroline Wills, Senior Writer Harry Crowther and sports writer Beckett Brantley as they recap UNC women’s soccer’s ...

Editorial: Protests are meant to disrupt to make a difference

By Editorial Board | September 30

"As protests related to the genocide in Gaza have emerged, Roberts’ sentiment has been echoed by university administrations across the country. However, ...

Orange County prepares for their annual PlantFest featuring over 2,000 plants

By Emily Dudash | September 30

PlantFest features nearly 2,000 plants and hosts many educational displays and workshops with hands-on options for children. Around 75 percent of the ...

UNC's first on-campus vaccine clinic opens Wednesday

New N.C. health disparities report highlights inequities among marginalized groups

By Brantley Aycock | September 30

The report analyzes health disparities across several population groups and finds overwhelming differences among groups.