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

| April 15

N.C. State University

UNC-system happenings for Sept. 8, 2014

By Sarah Brown | September 8

Winston-Salem State University might have a new chancellor in less than a week.

UNC-system happenings for September 2, 2014

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 2

A recent report analyzing poverty in the U.S. put four North Carolina cities among the top 15 urban areas with the fastest growing number of poverty-stricken ...

UNC-system happenings for August 19, 2014

By Hayley Fowler | August 19

Around 400 people attended a peaceful protest Monday at N.C. Agricultural and Technical State University over the Aug. 9 shooting death of 18-year-old ...

NC State architecture students build barn for Benevolence Farm

By Zoe Schaver | June 16

Architecture students will help build a barn at Benevolence Farm, allowing the women who will live there to once again enjoy the night sky after their ...

N.C. State researchers focus on drones

By Marshall Winchester | April 2

Controversial drone use could start in the state as university researchers work to improve the technology.

N.C. State University encourages professors to explore with clusters

By Marshall Winchester | March 24

Some professors are getting the chance to branch outside their classrooms and into new disciplines.

NC State University group accused of falsifying research

By Zachery Eanes | February 9

Research comprises the bulk of revenue for many universities, drawing added pressure to the researching sector — a trend that Stefan Franzen, N.C. State ...

McDonald returns to form against NC State

By Michael Lananna | February 2

There are no missed 3-pointers. No off-the-mark free throws. There’s no 0-3 conference start. No NCAA investigation. For Leslie McDonald, history doesn’t ...

New coach steps up for UNC diving team

By Aaron Dodson | July 10

When North Carolina diving coach Kevin Lawrence retired in 2012 after accepting an assignment with the Peace Corps, New Mexico coach Abel Sanchez applied ...

UNC baseball’s exciting season ends

By Michael Lananna | June 25

There were equal parts disappointment and pride in baseball coach Mike Fox’s voice following North Carolina’s season-ending 4-1 loss to UCLA in the ...

Tobacco Road rivals meet again

By Brooke Pryor and Michael Lananna | June 19

The top-seeded Tar Heels will fight to remain in the College World Series Thursday night against N.C. State. The game will mark the fifth time the two ...

Tar Heels tweak lineup, hope to avoid elimination

By Michael Lananna | June 19

OMAHA, Neb. — In Monday’s practice, one day before North Carolina’s elimination bout against Louisiana State, pitching coach Scott Forbes made a ...

Tar Heels headed onward to Omaha

By Max Miceli | June 12

Junior ace pitcher Kent Emanuel was the last man on the mound in the top-seeded North Carolina baseball team’s 5-4 victory against South Carolina Tuesday ...

Raging Grannies activist a cappella group performs anti-war medley

By Oliver Hamilton | April 7

Set to the tune of “Frere Jacques”, the Raging Grannies performed a rousing anti-war medley that fit in well with an afternoon devoted to a discussion ...

Biomedical engineering program will benefit UNC and N.C. State students

By Editorial Board | February 12

The new joint biomedical engineering program for undergraduates at UNC and N.C. State University will help combine the strengths of both schools, leading ...

State law makes Dirty Bingo less dirty

By Kelly Anderson | February 11

An N.C. State University event promoting safe sex is putting away its sex toys due to a technicality in state law.

UNC Chapel Hill Microbiome Core Facility. Research and support for the study of complex microbial communities.

Joint biomedical engineering program grows rapidly in 10 years

By Ellen Black | February 4

With a well-known engineering school 25 miles down the road, UNC is hardly a top option for engineering students.

Andrew Moretz is a new lobbyist for UNC. He is VP of State Government Relations at University of North Carolina General Administration.

Lobbyist to advocate for 5-year plan

By Eric Garcia | January 22

Drew Moretz was recently introduced as the UNC system’s vice president for government relations at the Board of Governors meeting earlier this month. ...

Chancellor salary may change with successor

By Sarah Brown | January 17

In the search for a new chancellor, UNC-CH is looking to lock in a top-performing higher education leader.

Potential funding losses for the Association of Student Governments

By Amy Tsai | December 2

Once again, members of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments are considering a move to stop funding the association.