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No. 12 UNC baseball takes first game of the series against Virginia Tech, 9-6

| April 18

North Carolina

Behind the $45 million reporting error from North Carolina Central University

By Freya McNeill | April 10

This is the third time since 2021 that the N.C. Office of the State Auditor found significant financial reporting errors by NCCU, but State Auditor Dave ...

N.C. lawmakers, Gov. Josh Stein initiate statewide efficiency efforts

By Jessica Hudnut | March 20

The House Select Committee on Government Efficiency formed in January. It will investigate state and local government spending and make recommendations ...

North Carolina removes additional fee on retirement plans

By Makenzie Mills | March 3

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'Great starting point': North Carolina sees increase in dual enrollment

By Isaac Carter | March 3

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UNC holds Carolina Engagement Week, connecting University with local community

By Darby McBride | February 26

New train station expected in Hillsborough, to expand Amtrak access

By Isaac Carter | February 24

The station will take up five acres of the 20-acre parcel. The other 15 acres will likely be developed into affordable housing, commercial spaces and ...

Former trustees' political campaigns showcase wealth and connections

By Abby Pender | February 18

"[The BOT is] a group of many well-connected, high-wealth individuals with the ability to give in a low-profile council of state race,” Rebekah Whilden, ...

From 1789 to now: Political Shifts on the Board of Trustees

By Ananya Cox | February 18

A lot has changed since 1789, when the Board of Trustees was mentioned in UNC's original Charter as their governing body. The history of the expansions, ...

UNC Adams School of Dentistry hosts Gives Kids A Smile event, offering no-cost dental care to under-served children

North Carolina oral health initiative celebrates 25 year anniversary

By James O'Hara | February 9

Into the Mouths of Babes' influence has led other states to adapt similar programs to improve access to children's oral health care.

N.C. Department of Commerce expands WNC job recovery programs

By Isaac Carter | January 29

“Essentially, our message is we just want to direct people to their local NCWorks Career Centers, because that's the boots on the ground who can help ...

Heel Talk: Essays Under Pressure, Rights Under Threat: What You Missed Last Week at UNC

By Daley Hooten , Natalie Bradin , N'Nia Brickhouse and Claire Kwon | January 27

Welcome back to another episode of Heel Talk, where AV editor Natalie Bradin recaps the biggest local stories with colleagues N'Nia Brickhouse, Daley ...

North Carolina joins lawsuit against Trump administration's birthright citizenship order

By Lucy Marques | January 21

The complaint was filed by 18 state attorneys general in Massachusetts federal court, and calls for the court to declare Trump's order unconstitutional ...

The long history of lynching in North Carolina

By Dania Al Hadeethi | December 3

The history of lynching in North Carolina, and across the United States, is both long and difficult to define due to a lack of reporting on Black history ...

'Help people make connections': NC Humanities awards grants to UNC faculty projects

By Hannah Mackin | November 24

One grant will fund the Jane Austen Sumer Program, which professor Inger Brodey said has special years coming up.

N.C. GOP supermajority loss upsets Republicans' influence in state politics

By Sarah Clements | November 18

A supermajority allows a party to override a veto with a two-thirds vote in both the state house and senate without having to consult with the opposing ...

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

David Boliek was appointed to the Board of Trustees by the UNC System Board of Governors, while Brad Briner was appointed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...

Three Republicans narrowly win seats on N.C. Court of Appeals

By Audrey Kashatus , Sarah Clements and Walker Livingston | November 6

Tom Murry, Valerie Zachary and Chris Freeman won seats to the North Carolina Court of Appeals.

Citizens-only constitutional amendment passes N.C. ballots

By Walker Livingston | November 5

The citizens-only constitutional amendment passed with 75.57 percent of the vote with 37 percent of North Carolina's precincts reporting.

Valerie Foushee wins second U.S. House term in a landslide

By Walker Livingston | November 5

Her platform champions funding for public education, signing a Green New Deal into law and is a cosponsor of the Medicare for All act.

Full-ride scholarship honors alumni, supports incoming student writers

By Lana Maizel | September 30

UNC first-year Jonas Laukoter received this year's Thomas Wolfe Scholarship, which provides a full-ride for all four years at the University. Earlier ...