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Choir director and world champion: Culbreth teacher wins gold medal for running

By Sheridan Barry | April 22

“I told my wife, ‘I'm still going to the meet. I'm still going to represent the U.S.,'” Michael Jones said. “If I have to climb over a hurdle, ...

Jubilee opener, Don Atlas, brings expressive power and presence to the stage

By Jaya Nadella | April 22

At the upcoming Jubilee festival, Donovan Moonie, stage name Don Atlas, will be an opening act.

Column: Criticism isn’t a character judgment — taking it well is a skill to learn

By Anna Gage | April 22

"It’s vulnerable to hear your writing criticized in front of you. But it allows you to remember that they’re criticizing your ideas, not you as a ...

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UNC students' focus grant on Native American skin cancer prevention efforts

By Anthony Locklear | April 22

“While lighter-skinned individuals are usually more prone to skin cancer, when people of color are diagnosed, it's usually at later stages due to a ...

Q&A: Chancellor Lee Roberts addresses key issues and changes from the past year

By Madeleine Ahmadi | April 22

Assistant University Editor Madeleine Ahmadi sat down with Chancellor Lee Roberts

Slow Teeth to perform newest record at Cat's Cradle

By Michael Melton | April 22

Members of the local three-person band collaborated on the improvisational and experimental post-rock EP "I."

'Power of theater': Department of Dramatic Art receives $2 million gift from alumna

By Brooke Xu | April 22

Last week, the university announced the gift from an alumna, Kathleen Ford, to support theater experiences and to strengthen the theater community at ...

Knotty by Nature supports efforts for invasive plant removal

By Adele Harris | April 21

Knotty By Nature Trees and Knotty By Nature Natives actively fight against invasive species in the Triangle area. Jesse Bredan, the founder, recently ...

TABLE of Carrboro expands to larger space downtown

By James O'Hara | April 21

The new location is more than double the size of the previous space.

'Structural deficit': N.C. Senate introduces 2025-27 budget proposal, moves to House

By Isaac Carter | April 21

Tax reform, teacher pay and health care among the primary items outlined in the proposal.

Students raise concerns about midterm exam policies

By Regan Butler | April 21

Students share their experiences with back-to-back midterms, advocating for a University excuse policy similar to the one available for finals.

'People playing God': N.C. Republicans push for bill further limiting abortion

By Taylor Motley | April 21

Although the bill is unlikely to be heard in committee, critics of it say it's still important to pay attention to bills that could limit abortion access. ...

Editorial: UNC shouldn't end the Davis streak's 50-year streak

By Editorial Board | April 21

"Our unique traditions of buffoonery are things we must strive to protect."

Office DJ: For Appachchi

By Viyathma Hapuarachchi | April 21

"We never listened to the radio growing up. We were a family prone to road trips and my father was not only the driver, but also our person on aux."

Op-ed: To UNC-Chapel Hill administrators: protect international students, staff and scholars

April 21

"On Tuesday, April 15, this letter was sent to the Board of Trustees and top administrators on behalf of 463 UNC-CH faculty, staff and graduate student ...

AJ Ferrari, formerly charged with sexual battery, commits to UNC wrestling

By Aisha Baiocchi | April 21

The charges against Ferrari were dropped a year after they were filed as the accusing party said she was facing too much harassment to continue. Ferrari ...

‘Brings new life’: Students perform on historic piano at annual concert

By Zahra Alqudaihi | April 21

Students from UNC's Department of Music played their annual concert on the historic Pleyel piano on Saturday.

CHCCS Board of Education reviews status of superintendent search process, budget requests

By Maddie Policastro | April 21

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education approved a budget request for the 2025 through 2035 fiscal year, which included funding ...

Column: Death to the Bradford pear tree

By Owen Baxter | April 21

"If the Bradford pear has a million haters, I'm one of them. If the Bradford pear has one hater, it's me. If the Bradford pear has zero haters, I’m ...

Column: Fascists like Trump love art — for all of the wrong reasons

By Hailie Davidson | April 21

"By policing what these institutions can talk about and trying to influence the kind of art that is and isn’t acceptable, President Trump is leveraging ...