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‘We're humans as well’: Faculty feels weight of supporting student mental health

By Adele Morris | September 12

Though many professors view caring for their students’ mental health as part of their responsibility, some say they also feel the weight of that care. ...

Op-ed: When we become too tired to ‘run, hide, fight’

September 12

"As a public health problem, gun violence needs public health solutions. Until then, needless life will be lost until we are too tired to 'run, hide, ...

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PAC to support Adam Searing with $120,000 not forming, proposed leader confirms

By Ethan E. Horton | September 12

No political action committee will be formed by Julia Grumbles to support Adam Searing and the four town council candidates he has endorsed in this year's ...

Some faculty say unclear protocol led to continued instruction during lockdown

By Samantha Nichols | September 12

Some faculty and students speculated that miscommunication and lack of training were the reasons some professors continued teaching during the active ...

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Preview: Events to support and celebrate Latino art, heritage

By Charlene Wu | September 12

With Hispanic Heritage Month beginning Sept. 15, Triangle-area businesses and organizations are hosting events to celebrate Latino heritage and art. Here ...

Domestic violence advocates raise concerns about recent changes in N.C. gun laws

By Sophia Fanning | September 12

“In the work that we do, we see the connection between domestic violence homicides, gun violence and mass shootings," Cassandra Rowe, the co-director ...

‘Always something to do’: Exploring the Triangle's trivia tradition

By Hamsini Sivakumar | September 12

UNC students and community members visit local venues in Chapel Hill and Carrboro for trivia nights, an increasingly popular tradition in the area. From ...

Students and community members protest Georgia RICO charges, 'Cop City' facility

By Liza Smith | September 12

UNC students and surrounding community members gathered at the Bell Tower on Sunday afternoon to protest the construction of the Atlanta Public Safety ...

Graduate, professional student association works to 'feel like a home' for Latino community

By Natalie McCormick | September 12

The LGPSA is a student-run organization for students that identify as or in support of Latin American and Hispanic people at the University. The club ...

CHCCS students grapple with mental health effects of Aug. 28 shooting

By Maddie Policastro | September 12

Following the Aug. 28 shooting on UNC's campus, mental health specialists with Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools discuss the best ways to support students, ...

Chapel Hill Stream Team 2.0 now open for volunteers interested in water monitoring

By Ginny Dempster | September 12

The Town of Chapel Hill is currently taking interest forms for Stream Team 2.0, a program that gives Chapel Hill volunteers the opportunity to monitor ...

Former N.C. Supreme Court justice Michael Morgan running for governor

By Ethan E. Horton | September 12

Michael Morgan joins the state's attorney general, Josh Stein, in the Democratic primary. Stein was endorsed by sitting Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper last ...

Hark the Pod Season 3, Episode 2

By Adrian Tillman , Shelby Swanson , Gwen Peace , Sierra Pfeifer and Daniel Wei | September 12

Sports editor Shelby Swanson and assistant sports editors Daniel Wei and Gwen Peace discuss the UNC win again App State and running back Omarion Hampton's ...

'He is the team': How UNC football draws inspiration from team chaplain Mitch Mason

By Brendan Lunga | September 12

“You got to go through something to get something,” Mitch Mason, the North Carolina football team chaplain, said. “When you are going through adversity, ...

Hopscotch Music Festival elevates local artists, welcomes national acts

By Shelby Swanson | September 11

The 13th annual Hopscotch Music Festival flooded downtown Raleigh with a lineup of national and local performers of music and comedy from Sept. 7-9, complete ...

Column: We need transparent policies on generative AI use

By Grace Gao | September 11

"We are still early in the process of making AI policies. The most challenging part of this is that what works for one department may not work for another ...

Column: UNC, it's time to act like a women’s sports school

By Rebecca Savidge | September 11

"Women in UNC’s athletics are waiting for the investment to catch up to their successes. More eyes are on women’s sports than ever, and the ball is ...

Editorial: The NCAA wants student-athletes' revenue, not well-being

By Mary Blake Nobles | September 11

"Tez Walker deserves to play. Accepting the verdict, even if begrudgingly, is enabling the NCAA’s authority. UNC needs to suit up, defend Tez Walker ...

Faculty Council discusses campus safety and affirmative action in Sept. 8 meeting

By Brooke Elliott | September 11

Faculty Chair Beth Moracco, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Chris Clemens led the Faculty Council in a discussion last Friday about campus safety ...

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Athletes raise money for research through Dribble for Victory Over Cancer

By Anna Page Lancaster | September 11

The UNC men’s and women’s basketball teams, along with many other UNC athletes, participated in the Dribble for Victory Over Cancer event, put on ...