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Numbers show over-policing in historically Black areas, and history tells more

By Elizabeth Moore | September 3

Historically Black neighborhoods in Chapel Hill have experienced disproportionate policing, but the numbers only tell part of the story. Gentrification ...

UNC students make charcuterie boards for a fine dining experience from home

By Madison Ward | September 3

Welcome to the wonderful world of gourmet grazing boards and aesthetic appetizers filling your social media feed with inferiority-inducing images and ...

Graduate workers call for redistribution of chancellor's six-figure salary

By Anthony Howard | September 3

The Anti-Racist Graduate Workers Collective — a group campaigning for the financial equity of marginalized on-campus workers — is demanding Chancellor ...

'It’s really not up to us': Chapel Hill movie theater owners await reopening

By Ryan Wilcox | September 3

As COVID-19 numbers have persisted and amid much hand-wringing about the future of the movie business, Chapel Hill theaters — such as the Chelsea, the ...

Students work to incorporate masks into their everyday accessories

By Maggie Dunn | September 3

Face masks are more than protective equipment now: they're fashion statements.

Chapel Hill food delivery app economy sees influx of student workers amid pandemic

By Mattias Miller | September 2

UNC students are flocking to delivery platforms for employment after COVID-19 put their other job opportunities on hold, but it works better for some ...

Local churches adapt in response to COVID-19 guidance

By Sally Curme | September 2

Some churches in the area have transitioned to virtual services, while others are holding outdoor services. "It's like learning to juggle when you've ...

N.C. Black Farmers' Market provides community gathering place, fresh produce

By Chloe Joseph | September 2

“It all feels like a larger sense of community,” UNC junior Kayla Brown said. “I don't get that a lot I feel like at UNC, especially since I’m ...

Destiny Cox, a Tar Heel born and bred superstar for UNC Volleyball

By Macy Meyer | September 2

Destiny Cox was slated to be the next great track star in her family, before she made a important announcement to her family. She wanted to play volleyball ...

UNC senior's women empowerment brand promotes inclusivity and entrepreneurship

By Hannah Kaufman | September 1

In June of this year, Caitlyn Kumi launched her business: Miss EmpowHer. The brand encourages inclusivity, empowerment and body positivity for women of ...

After three clusters and several Chapel Hill Police reports, eyes turn to Greek life

By Praveena Somasundaram and Cynthia Dong | August 31

Concerns about Greek life have circulated since UNC’s leadership announced the full reopening plan in May. And now that UNC is shutting down its residence ...

Student violations of COVID-19 ordinances will be reported to Student Affairs Office

By Sara Raja | August 31

Chapel Hill police are providing the UNC Student Affairs Office with enhanced daily reporting about student-related violations of state or local ordinances ...

The need for affordable housing in Orange County rose during the pandemic

By Audrey Selley | August 31

Several low-income households struggling to afford rent during the pandemic are facing the threat of eviction as legal protections expire and governmental ...

UNC community reacts to suspension of Alert Carolina cluster notifications

By Rachel Crumpler | August 31

Students, faculty and staff express concerns about the lack of Alert Carolina notifications on COVID-19 clusters going forward. Information about clusters ...

UNC athletes, coaches fight for racial justice in Black Lives Matter march

By Ryan Wilcox | August 30

More than 200 athletes and coaches marched from Franklin Street to Rosemary to Morehead Planetarium, where a handful of players gave speeches about racial ...

'It was just desolate': Life inside UNC's quarantine and isolation dorms

By Praveena Somasundaram | August 30

The Roadmap for Fall 2020 set aside Parker Residence Hall for isolation for students who tested positive for COVID-19, and Craige North Residence Hall ...

Resident advisers question the future of their positions as students move off-campus

By Claire Tynan | August 30

In an Aug. 22 email, Carolina Housing said RAs will continue to be paid as usual and those living on campus can continue doing so. However, some resident ...

The release of sexual assault records leaves activists asking what comes next

By Anna Neil | August 30

Student activists are working toward preventing and educating UNC about sexual assault and gender-based violence. With the release of UNC's sexual assault ...

N.C. Board of Elections offers guidance for students planning to vote by mail this fall

By Audrey Selley | August 28

The North Carolina State Board of Elections released guidance Monday for college students who plan to vote by mail in the upcoming election.

Here's what happened at the 2020 Republican National Convention

By Taylor Heeden | August 28

Part of the RNC took place in Charlotte, where business meetings and the formal nomination for President Donald Trump to represent the Republican Party ...