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

| April 15

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Lawyers bring legal expertise, outside accountability to UNC Title IX hearings

By Jenni Ciesielski | April 28

Though less than 1 percent of UNC students use non-student attorneys for Honor Court cases, outside attorneys prove more relevant in Title IX sexual assault ...

Fire in downtown Raleigh leaves 250 displaced, 10 buildings damaged

By Becca Heilman | March 22

Investigators are still combing the site of a large fire that broke out in downtown Raleigh last Thursday to determine its cause.

Q&A with Madeline Finnegan, the single student member of the BOG

By Carina McDermed | March 20

Earlier this month, the N.C. General Assembly passed a law decreasing membership of the Board of Governors from 32 to 24 by 2019.

NC coastal program might lose funding under Trump

By Paige Colpo | March 20

Sea Grant, a $73 million national program that aims to educate and provide statistically sound information about costal ecosystems, is at risk of being ...

'We're not just going to sit silent': Campuses outline communication after student suicides

By Belle Hillenburg | March 6

The period following a student suicide can be pivotal for a campus community.

Brennan Lewis, a sophomore at UNC, discussed the repercussions of House Bill 2 on LGBT high school students in North Carolina.

Trump administration revokes protections for transgender students

By Becca Heilman | February 23

The Donald Trump administration revoked protections for transgender students Wednesday, ordering schools to disregard memos from former President Barack ...

Peabody Hall houses UNC's School of Education, which is now collaborating with NC State to creating programs to license teachers.

NC State University and UNC-Chapel Hill partner to license teachers

By Allie Mobley | February 13

An online program will shorten the amount of time it takes lateral entry teachers -who have been hired to teach in NC schools but not yet fully licensed ...

Students in the UNC School of Dentistry volunteer on DEAH Day, a day of service to honor Deah Barakat, a victim of the 2015 Chapel Hill Shooting. Photo Courtesy of Tiffany Brannan.

'It is something Deah would have done:' Community remembers students through service

By Natalie Conti | February 10

On the two-year anniversary of the Chapel Hill shooting, people and institutions across the Triangle are working to ensure the lives and legacies of Deah ...

The Counseling Center at NC State made a StopTheStigma video featuring students discussing their suicide attempts; the video won an Emmy. Photo courtesy of Bryce McNabb.

NC State's #StopTheStigma video wins Emmy

By Kylie Marshall | February 6

N.C. State University's Counseling Center and StoryDriven, a Durham marketing firm, won an Emmy award in the Public Affairs category for their suicide ...

Tristan Clapham, a UNC first-year, is a Trump supporter who was in attendance at the inaugural events. He spoke about his experience as a conservative in the more liberal town and campus of Chapel Hill.

'It was the one day of fitting in': College-age Trump supporters share perspectives post-inauguration

By Corey Risinger | February 2

Almost two weeks since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the realities of a new administration with a new policy agenda are setting in across ...

On-campus activist groups centered around people of color and queer/transgender advocacy shut down the intersection of Franklin St. and Columbia St. on Mar 29 in protest of newly passed House Bill 2.

Legislators, experts doubt HB2 compromise

By Gabby Hubert | January 30

After nearly a year of calls for repeal and lawsuits, House Bill 2 is once again at a standstill, as legislators and activists are increasingly skeptical ...

More than 1,000 gather at RDU to protest 'Muslim ban' executive order

By Corey Risinger and Ana Irizarry | January 30

For one UNC graduate student from Iran, President Donald Trump’s executive orders last week shifted more than international policy.

Researchers at UNC, NC State develop artificial stem cell

By Jordyn Connell | January 23

A newly developed artificial cardiac stem cell might provide new opportunities for pharmaceutical engineering — thanks to a collaboration between UNC-Chapel ...

Student march in Raleigh honors Martin Luther King Jr. legacy

By Corey Risinger and Becca Heilman | January 17

Though ReclaimMLK March student and community participants met at the N.C. State University Bell Tower Monday, the group seemed to pick up participants ...

KKK parade sparks counterprotests across North Carolina

By Kelsey Mason | December 5

The Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, based in Pelham, N.C., announced in November they would be holding a parade in North Carolina on Dec. 3 to ...

Low economic mobility and HB2 overshadow high NC business ranking

By CJ Farris | November 27

Forbes released its Best States for Business rankings earlier this month, and for the second year in a row North Carolina was No. 2.

Greensboro students lead 'Black Friday' protest against police brutality, election results

By Charlotte Thompson | November 13

On Friday, demonstrators on Franklin Street and in the Pit took a stand against police brutality and the recent election results.

North Carolina town experiences severe flooding, releases zoo animals

By Kelsey Mason | October 3

Eastern North Carolina was impacted by severe flooding in late September, when 17 inches of rain fell over a three-day period.

Tailgating: Trent Womble (left) from Raleigh and John Russell from Cary (right) enjoy a beer with friends

Study: Tailgating could have negative health, environmental effects

By Parker Marshall | September 25

With football season underway, tailgating has resurfaced across the UNC campus and the country — but not without potential consequences to the environment ...

NC State Collaborates with Intel on Computer Chip Design

By Parker Marshall | September 19

Researchers at North Carolina State University recently collaborated with Intel Corporation to develop a new computer chip design that improves upon the ...