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After a recount, Oates is out, Huynh is in

By Michael Taffe | November 22

Per Orange County election law, non-prevailing candidates within one percent may request a recount after results are certified at the Board of Elections’ ...

Former Assistant Dean of Students Melinda Manning filed a federal complaint with four other UNC students in 2013 against the University's handling of sexual assault claims. They accused the University of violating multiple provisions of the Clery Act, and in 2019, the U.S. Department of Education found UNC in violation of the act.

FAQ: What the Clery Act is, why UNC was in violation and why it matters

By Macy Meyer | November 21

Here's information about what the Clery Act means and how the Department of Education said UNC violated it.

UNC talks Clery Act, grants $500k spending power to chancellor

By Preston Lennon | November 21

The Board of Trustees met on Thursday and discussed UNC's violations of the Clery Act, as well as a new motion giving the chancellor more purchasing power. ...

Here's why some students violate the Honor Code to attend UNC athletic games

By Erich Hess | November 21

It's no secret that many students have violated Honor Code in order to attend a sports game. But who's to blame? The students or the lottery system? Since ...

UNC dance groups Kamikazi and Moonlight team up to honor the Casey family

By Rylee Parsons | November 21

The Debbie Casey Memorial Showcase will send donations and a portion of ticket proceeds to charity in honor of Debbie Casey.

'This is a world premiere piece': UNC choirs to sing poems of wartime

By Alexandra Smith | November 21

UNC Chamber Singers and Carolina Choir are coming together to sing stories based on Paul Green's wartime experiences.

Student experiences with pit preacher raise free speech concerns

By Allie Kelly | November 21

After infringing on a campus philanthropy's reserved space in The Pit, Gary Birdsong's preaching raised questions about the line between free speech and ...

UNC women's lacrosse has the No. 1 signing class with top recruit Caitlyn Wurzburger

By Brian Keyes | November 21

The North Carolina women's lacrosse team signed the No. 1 recruiting class in the country last Friday, complete with the No. 1 overall recruit, Caitlyn ...

'Little pieces of our hearts': Artists of all ages participate in Arts on Market

By Maddie Singleton | November 21

From pottery to jewelry to cakes, Arts on Market has something for everyone.

Chapel Hill Town Council meeting combines celebration and business

By Amena Saad | November 21

At the latest Chapel Hill Town Council meeting, the Town Council recognized the 200th anniversary of Chapel Hill government, discussed community programs, ...

Take a look at UNC football's senior day matchup with Mercer as season winds down

By Macy Meyer | November 21

With only two games left in the season, the North Carolina football team will look to make a statement with a big win over FCS foe Mercer while trying ...

Students and professors debate ethics of Chick-fil-A's donation decision

By Hunter Haskett | November 21

Chick-fil-A recently announced that it would cease donations to anti-LGBTQ+ groups. Students and professors at UNC have varying reactions to this news ...

Wake County court suspends candidate filing period to consider new congressional map

By Niharika Vattikonda | November 21

The Superior Court of Wake County issued an injunction to halt the candidate filing period for 2020 N.C. congressional primary races so that the court ...

Students dancing with Emylice Landestoy at Ninth Street Dance. Photo courtesy of Bepi Pinner.

Beginners welcome: Learn contemporary dance at Ninth Street Dance

By Paris Hackett | November 21

Emylice Landestoy, an instructor at Ninth Street Dance, is hosting a contemporary dance workshop on Nov. 23. Ninth Street Dance is a studio located in ...

Editorial: Knock off the gerrymandering, North Carolina

By Editorial Board | November 21

To ensure the integrity and fairness of our elections, North Carolina must institute an independent redistricting commission.

This UNC grad and former vegetarian created a pork company focused on sustainability

By Sonia Rao | November 21

Lady Edison, a Chapel Hill-based pork business that buys whole hogs from the North Carolina Natural Hog Growers Association cooperative and sells to restaurants ...

Column: Dear NCGOP: Stop using teachers as pawns

By Ella Icard | November 21

As government parties argue over the North Carolina state budget, teachers across the state have held walk-ins to raise awareness about the real-life ...

Column: Male cheerleaders, take off your clothes!

By Marie Thamdrup | November 21

So please, male cheerleaders, take off your clothes!

Leaky Black tightens up defense for UNC in sloppy 75-61 win over Elon

By Jared McMasters | November 21

In another sloppy start for the North Carolina men's basketball team, it wasn't Cole Anthony's scoring heroics that bailed the team out against Elon. ...

Armando Bacot's sense of urgency helps UNC avoid upset against Elon

By Parth Upadhyaya | November 21

The Tar Heels trailed the Phoenix at halftime, 33-32, but came out with a different energy in the second half, largely thanks to Bacot setting the tone. "I ...