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No. 12 UNC baseball cruises past Charlotte, 14-4, in midweek victory

| April 15

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Pittsboro's water supply contains unregulated chemicals with unknown effects

By Elizabeth Egan | October 1

The Town of Pittsboro has found unregulated chemicals in its water supply, prompting an investigation on the effects it will have on residents.

Forget your car, we've got you covered! Here's how to get around using public transit

By Sean Leider | May 22

Whether you're going local or across towns, here's the transportation guide for you, the savvy public transit user.

A proposed N.C. bill is causing some buzz in the beekeeping community

By Brent Van Vliet | April 10

“Ten years ago, we had about 2.4 million bee hives in the United States back when colony collapse was making all the headlines.”

N.C. State is one of the only universities that has surveyed the extent of food insecurity on its campus. Here are the results.

Food insecurity grows for students, and UNC has nothing 'in the works' to study it

By Blake Weaver | October 22

As tuition costs rise, the number of college students facing food and housing insecurity has risen with it.

'It was my civic duty': N.C. State professor reflects on his Kavanaugh testimony

By Anna Pogarcic | October 10

According to the N.C. State professor who spoke out about Judge Brett Kavanaugh's drinking habits, he wasn't out to prevent his peer's confirmation, but ...

IRS and universities make resources available to victims in hurricane aftermath

By Blake Weaver | September 20

Residents of areas affected by Hurricane Florence can have a little more peace of mind after the IRS and North Carolina public universities announced ...

A residential street in Houston, Texas during the cleanup process after Hurricane Harvey in 2017. (Photo courtesy of Valerie Mueller)

As Hurricane Florence continues, UNC cancels classes for Sept. 17

By Kate Karstens | September 10

At 11:02 a.m., the National Hurricane Center announced that Hurricane Florence had been increased to a Category 4 hurricane, with a projected path toward ...

UNC-system President Margaret Spellings (left) sits next to chairperson Lou Bissette (right) during a September 2017 UNC Board of Governors meeting.

BOG approves business school tuition increases, other school fees

By Blake Weaver | March 27

The UNC-system Board of Governors approved increases in tuition and fees for certain undergraduates at some UNC-system campuses. See if this applies to ...

Biomedical engineering program gives students the best of both worlds

By Lorcan Farrell | February 7

What would happen if you took a nationally-ranked hospital system and school of medicine and combined it with one of the finest engineering programs in ...

NCCU officially joins Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory as first HBCU

By Olivia Slagle | January 31

Minority students, older students and former military students from NCCU that have contributed for years will now see increased opportunities as official ...

UNC ranks number one for best value among public universities

By Emma Boggess | January 30

UNC-Chapel Hill is number one on Kiplinger's ranking of best values in public education.

UNC system happenings for Jan. 30, 2018

By Michael Meeks | January 30

N.C. State students take an unusual approach to their solar vehicle competition, astronaut Christina Koch keeps busy as she awaits her first mission, ...

Borup and Leath lead volleyball victory over Virginia

By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle | October 15

Standing with a 5-7 record and a .500 record in conference play, it was clear something was missing for the North Carolina volleyball team — that something ...

Microneedle skin patch could treat obesity and diabetes

By Grace Carney | October 15

Researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill, N.C. State University and Columbia University developed a microneedle skin patch that can potentially treat obesity and ...

Democrats are challenging Republicans across the country, but can they win?

By Lilli Mercho | September 27

Four Democrats in North Carolina's second congressional district plan to challenge incumbent Republican candidate George Holding, R-N.C., in November ...

One year later: Windsor remains resilient despite lasting flood damage from Hurricane Matthew

By Bailey Aldridge and Becca Heilman | September 14

Nearly one year after Hurricane Matthew devastated the small town of Windsor, North Carolina, the area has made significant repairs, but it still has ...

New app has a Knack for tutoring

By Giselle Pagunuran | September 14

With midterms just around the corner, UNC and N.C. State University students have a new, Uber-style option for tutoring help.

Hurricane Irma lets North Carolina off easy

By Lilli Mercho | September 13

North Carolina didn't receive the brunt of Hurricane Irma, but it has felt several of its impacts over the past couple of days.

NCSU launched weather balloon for eclipse

By Kylie Marshall | August 24

NC State's Sounding Club released a weather balloon 15 minutes after the peak of the eclipse Monday to collect data about the atmosphere during ...

NCSU football players dismissed following sexual assault investigation

By Bailey Aldridge and Becca Heilman | August 22

N.C. State University dismissed two first-year football players and suspended three others after reports of an alleged sexual assault at an on-campus ...