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N.C. General Assembly overrides Gov. Cooper's House Bill 237 veto

By McKenzie Bulris | June 27

On June 27, the N.C. General Assembly overrode Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of the Various Criminal Law and Election Changes bill — previously entitled Unmasking ...

Old Well to reopen after construction to improve accessibility

By Lily Kane | June 27

The Old Well was closed from June 17 to June 28 while the University installed granite pavers on the upper platform of the structure. The installation ...

UNC men's basketball forward Harrison Ingram goes No. 48 in the NBA draft to the Spurs

By Emma Moon | June 27

With this pick, Ingram is the first Tar Heel to be selected in the draft since 2021.

CHCCS Board of Education reviews bond project plan, discusses student fees

By Lola Oliverio | June 26

Some of the goals outlined in The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' approach include rebuilding schools, creating vibrant learning environments and providing ...

N.C. House proposes new engineering school at UNC

By Regan Butler | June 26

The NC House of Representatives proposed an $8 million budget change last week that could bring back UNC’s long-dormant engineering program by establishing ...

Walking tours in Chapel Hill and Carrboro showcase unique history

By Brigette Bagley | June 26

On-and off-campus tours guide participants through local landmarks illustrating University and town history.

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Carrboro Town Council approves budget, considers land use

By Quinn Groves | June 25

The Carrboro Town Council met on June 18 to discuss the fiscal year 2024-25 budget, developments on Town-owned land and equity in the Carrboro Police ...

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'It's really special': Community members knit, paint and drink beer at local brewery

By Emma Cooke | June 25

Stitch N' Bitch is a community event at Steel String Brewery where attendees bring arts and crafts projects — and potentially drink beer.

Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes unmasking bill

By McKenzie Bulris | June 25

On June 21, Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed House Bill 237, which, if enacted, would reinforce North Carolina’s ban on wearing masks in public, loosen the ...

'Deep roots': The Carolina Inn celebrates 100 years of history in Chapel Hill

By Morgan Brenner | June 24

From the start of the 20th century, the University became the research institution it is today — and The Carolina Inn tells a huge part of that history. ...

'Sharing her light': Professor's dog and campus icon leaves behind legacy of love

By Anna Fetter | June 24

Uma McCombs, math professor Mark McCombs' beloved brown Labrador, passed away this summer. Uma was a joy to many UNC students and helped enrich their ...

How to beat the heat in Chapel Hill this summer

By Lola Oliverio | June 24

Summer began on June 20 and North Carolina was greeted with a heat wave. Temperatures are expected to stay consistently in the 90s all week and the heat ...

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A guide to UNC football gamedays

By Kendall Allen | June 23

Win or lose, these rules and cheers are what students need to know to join in on UNC's infectious sports culture.

Transfers and first-years set to affect 2024-25 men's basketball roster

By Emma Moon | June 23

With the college basketball season a little over four months away, here’s a look at how the men’s basketball roster is fairing.

Chapel Hill Town Council discusses affordable housing, LUMO rewrites and bonds

By Lola Oliverio | June 23

This was the last town council meeting of the season, with meetings resuming in August.

Column: Learning to embrace the uncomfortable is inevitable as a sports journalist

By Emma Moon | June 23

"Amid a sea of older men covering North Carolina football, you can count on one hand the number of women who sit in the press box. During the three UNC ...

Column: Combat homesickness by embracing your new school, town and community

By Viyathma Hapuarachchi | June 22

"I was miserable not because Chapel Hill couldn't be home, but because from the moment I stepped on campus, I decided it wouldn’t."

Column: All roads lead to Omaha

By Brendan Lunga | June 21

"As I sit here on my flight back to North Carolina, 26 hours after the final out was made on the Diamond Heels’ season in Omaha, I finally realize why ...

Column: How to make a home at college

By Natalie McCormick | June 21

"Take it from me, a recent grad who is very sad to be leaving this little slice of light blue heaven — you will be OK. I know, I know, everyone has ...

Column: Explore the towns outside Chapel Hill

By Lola Oliverio | June 20

"I’ve lived in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area since I was four years old. The first time I was allowed to wander Franklin Street completely alone, I ...