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Column: Pauli Murray deserves to be part of UNC’s legacy

By Maggie Mead | April 7

"It’s easy to venerate the history that gives UNC the prestige, culture and resources that it’s become known for, but to embrace this history while ...

Middle East Refugee Aid receives service award, addresses health disparities

By Adele Morris | April 7

On Friday, MERA received the Robert E. Bryan Public Service Award from the Carolina Center for Public Service for their work to reduce health disparities ...

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'Slice of heaven in the middle of campus': Coker Arboretum in full bloom

By Josie Wissel | April 7

The Coker Arboretum's variety of flowers, trees and other plant life will be flowering and blooming throughout the next few weeks.

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'I feel this music:' UNC lecturer releases debut saxophone album

By Laney Currin | April 7

Heidi Radtke, a music professor at UNC, recorded her debut album "Convergence" after getting a grant from the department to record it in Moeser Auditorium. ...

Column: Use the right word

By Harry Black | April 7

"For the most part, words mean something — or at least they should. The social media dictionary, however, has established an entirely separate word ...

Sensory-friendly events promote community, accessibility in Chapel Hill

By Shreya Senthilkumar | April 7

Throughout Chapel Hill, sensory-friendly events are being held for kids with sensitivity to sensory stimuli.

'They love the library, and we love them back': CHPL receives national recognition

By Makenzie Mills | April 7

The National Medal for Museum and Library Service is the nation’s highest honor for institutions that make significant and exceptional contributions ...

Carrboro celebrates farmers' market week

By Sarah Lewisohn | April 7

This year marks the 45th anniversary since the Chapel Hill Farmers' market’s opening, commemorated just in time by Mayor Barbara Foushee's declaration ...

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Carrboro selects Buncombe County's Lamar Joyner as new town clerk

By Fiona Wong | April 7

Lamar Joyner, who previously worked as a clerk for the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners and as the deputy director for Forsyth County’s Board ...

Column: Slang in formal writing must take that L

By Sydney Baker | April 7

"I don’t just hear slang within groups of first-years standing in the middle of the sidewalk or in Chase or in the spine-tingling back rooms of the ...

No. 14 UNC women's lacrosse beats Virginia Tech, 13-9

By Emma Moon | April 6

The No. 14 UNC women’s lacrosse team (8-5, 4-3 ACC) conquered Virginia Tech (8-6, 2-5 ACC), 13-9, on Saturday afternoon at Dorrance Field.

Review: 'Cowboy Carter' rounds up homage and singularity

By Phoebe Martel and Margaret Hungate | April 4

"'Cowboy Carter"'s ambitious mix of passionate ballads and riveting dance music is nothing short of revolutionary. Beyoncé masterfully braids together ...

'Make actual changes': Students voice their opinions at first chancellor listening forums

By Lena Miano | April 4

Many undergraduate students expressed doubt about the committee's prioritization of student input in the search for a new chancellor.

School of Education dean named provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at UMass Amherst

By Samantha Nichols | April 4

Abd-El-Khalick has served as the dean of the School of Education since 2016 and will depart at the end of June.

Triangle area sees record-high estimated tree pollen levels

By Jessica Hudnut | April 4

Monday's pollen count of 16,284 grains exceeded the previous record of 10,995 grains on April 6, 2010. With a recorded 11,340 grains, Wednesday currently ...

'Safe and fun environment': TOPSoccer hosts inaugural UNC practice at Hooker Fields

By Ella Kirby | April 4

On Sunday, March 24, UNC held its inaugural TOPSoccer training session. TOPSoccer is a nationwide program designed to offer individuals with mental ...

Artist Carter Hubbard created natural art on sidewalks in Chapel Hill. Photo Courtesy of Carter Hubbard.

Words bloom in community through local poetry project

By Delphine Liu | April 3

Florafitti, started in 2013, is a community-based projects that plants seeds in the shapes of words. This year, words correlate to poetry under the theme ...

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CUAB cancels annual Jubilee festival due to 'unforeseen circumstances'

By Maria Sullivan | April 3

The annual festival, which includes food trucks, vintage clothing vendors and a slate of music performers, was set to occur on April 14, but was cancelled ...

Column: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled correctly, but that doesn't mean Trump should be voted in

By Eva Eapen | April 3

"It’s a fair point. As the majority wrote, the executive branch serves the 'united voice of the whole, not a portion, of the people.' A further fragmented ...

Review: Ethan Kim swells both tears and laughs in one-man-show

By Sam Hodges | April 3

"I was prepared to have some critiques, but I honestly have nothing negative to say about the performance," writes Sam Hodges after seeing Ethan Kim’s ...