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UNC men's basketball holds off Pitt, 67-66, in a must-win game

By Caroline Wills | February 8

The North Carolina men's basketball team (14-10, ACC 7-5) survived the Pittsburgh Panthers (14-9, ACC 5-7) 67-66 on Saturday afternoon in the Dean ...

No. 16 UNC men's lacrosse cruises past No. 14 Michigan, 15-6, in season opener

By Megan Smith | February 8

The No. 16 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team (1-0) defeated No. 14 Michigan (1-1), 15-6, in its 27th straight season-opening win on Dorrance Field ...

A healthy No. 4 UNC women's lacrosse dominates No. 18 JMU in season opener

By Megan Smith | February 8

Chloe Humphrey and Brooklyn Walker-Welch made their return to the field after injuries sidelined them in 2024.

SBP candidate Kailey Wadsworth seeks to improve student health, safety and inclusivity

By Allison Hurley | February 8

“I think we need a leader that can bring us all together in love, and I think I'm the person to do that,” Kailey Wadsworth, student body president ...

SBP Candidate Adolfo Alvarez aims to bring fresh perspective, administrative connections

By Michael Singleton | February 7

Alvarez said he thinks his number one qualification for the role of SBP is his perspective as a new voice in student government.

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Orange County BOCC discusses Black History Month events, new development project

By Freya McNeill | February 7

The Orange County Board of County Commissioners met to discuss Black History Month events in the community and amendments to a new development on Morrow ...

No. 4 UNC women's lacrosse overpowers No. 18 JMU, 14-2, in season opener

By Sophia Gray | February 7

The No. 4 North Carolina women’s lacrosse team (1-0) overpowered No. 18 James Madison (0-1), 14-2, during UNC’s season opener on Friday afternoon ...

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Student Body President candidates speak at Young Democrats forum

By Claire Harutunian | February 7

The candidates shared their stances on immigration, graduate student stipends and the administration.

Wilson Library exhibit unveils University 'treasures'

By Ava Beahn | February 7

The exhibit displays various unique UNC collectibles, specifically those which detail some lesser-known facts about the University and its history.

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Black on Track Fellowship program plans to provide mentorship to incoming students

By Zora Hollie | February 7

UNC first-year partners with Black student organizations to provide guidance to incoming students starting in the next academic year.

Jakob Williams' campaign for SBP emphasizes wellness, student support

By Lana Maizel | February 7

Williams said his motto, "A Carolina We Believe In," is to make students feel empowered to be at UNC.

Peel Gallery exhibition shows local artists' work about motherhood

By Rebecca Savidge | February 7

Starting Feb. 5, Peel Gallery is showing Abigail McAlister's exhibition entitled, "A Mother is a House," which delves into the multifaceted journey of ...

UNC Arabic department uses Tabadul program to connect with students across the world

By Anthony Locklear | February 6

A sub-grant from the J. Christopher Stevens Virtual Exchange Initiative ensures the program will continue in UNC classrooms for the next two years.

Column: Love loading... Marriage Pact is not compatible with holistic dating

By Anna Gage | February 6

"Marriage Pact aims to find you a soulmate. In reality, all it does is perpetuate the idea that '100 percent compatibility' in romance means finding someone ...

Local groups provide support, respond to concerns amidst Trump's immigration orders

By Taylor Motley | February 6

Immigrants make up about 12 percent of Orange County's population. Many are worried for their safety following President Trump's executive order prosecuting ...

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Column: The Trump administration's illegal acts skirt the law to usurp power

By Eva Eapen | February 6

"Taken together, these orders paint a picture of an administration intent on eroding the structures of our democracy to serve its own ends."

Peel Gallery's 'Best in Show' exhibition brings paws-itive energy to Carrboro

By Marion Rambler | February 6

The Peel Gallery January exhibition, "Best in Show," came to a close with a dog adoption event hosted alongside Hope Animal Rescue.

N.C. Superintendent visits Carrboro, kicks off Black History Month events

By Makenzie Mills | February 5

Mo Green spoke to Carrboro community members about the state's racial achievement gap and his plans for N.C.'s public education system.

Crishawn Darby Quartet performs for Black History Month celebration

By Noel Boggon | February 5

On Sunday, the Crishawn Darby Quartet performed in the Carrboro Century Center as a part of the Town of Carrboro's Black History Month Concert Series. ...

UNC archaeologists uncover artifacts from 1800s dining hall

By Ryan Parsaee | February 5

The dig began after artifacts were discovered outside New East Hall where a park bench was going to be placed, giving volunteers at UNC's Research Laboratories ...