Opinion: Margaret Spellings made the news ­— in a good way

Our board was pleased to read Margaret Spellings’ defense of undocumented students in the Washington Post last week. Writing eloquently on behalf of ...

Column: Be like Jesus, be nice to others

Before I get on with column, have we all seen the movie “Get Out”?

Police log for March 1, 2017

Someone broke into and entered a vehicle on the 1000 block of Burning Tree Drive at 3:25 p.m. Wednesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports.

Student body president elections halted after Travis Broadhurst complaint

Travis Broadhurst has made a complaint against the UNC Board of Elections to the UNC Student Supreme Court. The complaint requests that the Supreme Court ...

Borders: an illustrated editorial

UNC women's tennis sweeps N.C. State 7-0

The No. 3 North Carolina women’s tennis team defeated rival No. 16 N.C. State 7-0 Tuesday afternoon to capture its first ACC win of the season.  ...

No. 8 UNC baseball blows past Winthrop 11-0

Though it took a while to get going, the North Carolina baseball team (8-0) stayed hot on Tuesday afternoon and cruised to an 11-0 victory over Winthrop ...

Interactive graphic: 2017 Student Body President voter guide

A guide to learn more about this year's student body presidential candidates.

Opinion: Theory is essential to a liberal arts education

Within the social science and humanities, theory plays an important role in explaining complex social, political, economic, and artistic phenomena without ...

Results of feasibility study for new Student Union released

The results of the Carolina Union’s Feasibility Study were released on the new Our Carolina Union website Monday, revealing students’ high interest ...

Orange County sees significant gap between wages and housing prices

Orange County is the fifth most expensive county in North Carolina to live in — tied with Durham and Chatham counties — and many residents with lower ...

UNC men's basketball can't overcome Virginia defense in lowest scoring output since 1979

For all that went wrong, the North Carolina men's basketball team was still right there.

Jewish day school in Durham receives bomb threat

A Jewish day school in Durham received an anti-Semitic bomb threat Wednesday, joining a recent wave of anti-Semitic acts across the country.

Parking study finds that Carrboro has a surplus of spots

Contrary to popular belief, Carrboro has plenty of parking — spots just aren't particularly accessible. 

Organizers hope to memorialize Wilson Caldwell in event

Education and awareness — that's what co-organizers Anna Blackwell and Kristen Marion want students to take away from the Wilson Caldwell Day event. ...

The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed plans to redevelop Lincoln Center at Monday night's meeting

The Chapel Hill Town Council met Monday night to discuss the Lincoln Center Campus Redevelopment project, a plan to expand schools, and heard the results ...

Police log for Feb. 28, 2017

Someone failed to obey the pedestrian signal on the 1200 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at 9:03 a.m. Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police ...

Q&A with journalist, author and Writer-in-Residence Ted Conover

Ted Conover is the Frank B. Hanes Writer in Residence. He is offering a reading tomorrow in Genome Sciences Auditorium at 7:30.

Q&A with 19-year-old Chapel Hill Planning Commission applicant

Forest Heath III is a 19-year-old Chapel Hill native who runs a PR firm based in D.C., and is currently applying for the town of Chapel Hill's Planning ...