Goodbye choreography, hello improv

Modernextension Dance Company will throw away its playbook and take to the stage with an improvised and organic performance this Saturday in Gerrard Hall. ...

Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously passes resolution to uphold TPS

Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously voted to uphold the Temporary Protected Status of undocumented immigrants and refugees. TPS provides employment authorization ...

Editorial: (S)language Arts

Socrates said that the unexamined life isn’t worth living. We’re not sure an analogous principle holds true for diction, but reflecting on how we ...

'The Four Underwear Models of the Apocalypse' showcases humanity's sins and underwear

UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Communication presents "The Four Underwear Models of the Apocalypse," a dance cycle that combines the theology of humankind ...

STV premieres fall shows with red carpet

The Emmy Awards have come and gone this year, but for UNC Student TV, the biggest television event is happening this Saturday from 7-10 p.m. At the Red ...

UNC theater groups prepare to put on 30 plays in 60 minutes

Ever wanted to watch a play in 15 seconds? Now’s your chance. UNC’s LAB! Theatre is producing “30 Plays in 60 Minutes” in conjunction with the ...

Teammates chip in as Berry returns against Bucknell

On his first shot, everything seemed back to normal for Joel Berry II. One minute and 39 seconds into the No. 9 North Carolina men’s basketball team’s ...

University News Roundup Nov. 16, 2017

This week's University News Roundup for Nov. 6-13 comes from Andrea Gonzales.

The New Works Project presents student-written pieces

New Kids are found on the block, but new works will be found — the New Works Project will be showcasing the first fruits of their labor on Friday at ...

Local businesses opt to go cashless

Establishments are going cashless.  Some restaurants have stopped accepting bills or coins because they fear being robbed, while others see ‘going ...

Chapel Hill Town Manager announced he will retire in September 2018

Chapel Hill Town Manager Roger Stancil will retire in September after 12 years of service to the town.

Players praise Roy Williams after milestone 400th victory at North Carolina

Tony Gilliam's voice filled the Smith Center moments after the game ended.

Students express Silent Sam concerns at Board of Trustee's public talk

Nearly 30 community members directly addressed the University’s Board of Trustees concerning the presence of the Silent Sam statue on campus. Chairperson ...

UNC Student Government holds first senate elections by major

UNC’s Student Senate welcomed 26 new senators following Tuesday’s election. 

Chapel Hill Town Council meets to discuss the Town Manager retiring, development and SECU Family House

UNC Center for Civil Rights plans for the future following the September BOG decision

This past September, the UNC Board of Governors voted to ban litigation work done by the UNC School of Law’s Center for Civil Rights — which provided ...

Review: Bon Iver's performance at DPAC was transcendent and real

Two-time Grammy award-winning group Bon Iver performed their unique blend of acoustic and processed music for the second night in a row at the Durham ...

Guest Op-Ed: Sebastian Gorka is a false representation of 'Pro-Israel'

The fact that a political figure with longstanding ties to a fascist, Nazi-associated organization is able to be deemed ‘pro-Israel’ simply by being ...

Orange County affected by China's policy banning U.S. recyclables

Orange County is facing a recycling crisis. It’s not that people aren’t recycling enough, but that they’re recycling too much.