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Food delivery service with UNC roots gives back to community amid stay-at-home order

By Audrey Selley | May 12

Takeout Central, a food delivery service owned by a UNC graduate, has partnered with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle to deliver weekly groceries to people ...

'I just can’t imagine it': UNC professors on sports' return in 2020

By Ryan Wilcox | May 10

With Monday marking two months since the NBA suspended its season in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, UNC professor Jonathan Weiler, who hosts the "Agony ...

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Interfraternity Council guest speaker sparks controversy for alleged misogynistic comments

By Hannah McClellan | May 7

On Feb. 16, UNC’s Interfraternity Council hosted an event addressing personal development and mental health that has since been criticized by student ...

N.C. will enter Phase 1 of COVID-19 recovery on Friday, Cooper says

By Suzannah Claire Perry | May 5

North Carolina will move into Phase 1 of Gov. Roy Cooper's plan to ease restrictions and gradually reopen the state following the outbreak of COVID-19 ...

UNC System Presidential Search Committee reviews applications amid COVID-19 delays

By Kyle Ingram | May 4

The UNC System Presidential Search Committee met via conference call Monday to review applications for the position. The selection process for the next ...

Here are the key takeaways from the state's COVID-19 relief legislation

By Suzannah Claire Perry | May 4

The COVID-19 relief package Governor Roy Cooper signed into law Monday includes appropriations for UNC Medical Center and for the University to conduct ...

Lawyer Hugh Stevens presents the DTH's argument in court on Tuesday morning.

UNC must release names of sexual assault perpetrators, NC Supreme Court rules

By Hannah Lang | May 1

After a four-year fight for records of the University's sexual assault disciplinary proceedings, the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled Friday that UNC ...

North Carolina could enter Phase 1 of COVID-19 recovery as soon as next week, Cooper says

By Suzannah Claire Perry | April 30

Gov. Roy Cooper said changes in key COVID-19 measurements indicate that North Carolina may be ready to enter Phase 1 of his reopening plan in the coming ...

County commissioners and school boards discuss budget effects of coronavirus

By Suzannah Claire Perry | April 29

Orange County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School boards' budget proposals are likely to change after review from the County Commissioners due to unexpected ...

The Smith Center on Saturday, March 9, 2013 after a game against Duke.

NCAA to allow college athletes to profit from name, image and likeness

By Zachary Crain | April 29

The NCAA Board of Governors is backing a rule change that would allow college athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness, the NCAA announced ...

Faculty Executive Committee voices budget and furlough fears for fall semester

By Sasha Schroeder | April 28

Robert Blouin, executive vice chancellor and provost, answered questions from the Faculty Executive Committee's virtual meeting Monday afternoon. He said ...

Laid off employees struggle to apply for unemployment benefits

By Meredith Radford | April 23

“Upfront, it was pretty frustrating," he said. "Because people rely on the money and it was taking a while for the application to be submitted." ...

State officials face pressure to reopen the economy as protesters crowd Raleigh streets

By Guillermo Molero | April 23

William C. McKinney, general counsel for the office of Gov. Roy Cooper, mailed a letter in response to an attorney who petitioned him representing activists ...

Local businesses grapple with decision to close during the COVID-19 crisis

By Elizabeth Egan | April 23

The COVID-19 pandemic has been incredibly tough on Chapel Hill businesses. Many plan to ride it out, but others are ready to call it quits.

A COVID-19 treatment may be developed in N.C., but the therapy's cost remains uncertain

By Addison Skigen | April 22

A potential treatment for COVID-19 could being development just outside the Research Triangle Park in Clayton, North Carolina. The Spanish pharmaceutical ...

Here's what online learning looks like for students, parents and teachers in CHCCS

By Sonia Rao | April 22

Students, parents and teachers in local school districts are trying to adjust as schools transition online due to COVID-19. Caroline Spencer, whose ...

UNC's cultural groups find ways to stay connected to their communities

By Rylee Parsons | April 22

“The biggest thing is making sure we’re balancing ourselves because we are a student-led organization, but also presenting ourselves available for ...

COVID-19 response for graduate students discussed at Administrative Board meeting

By Rachel Crumpler | April 22

Members of the Administrative Board of the Graduate School met Tuesday afternoon via Zoom to discuss the Graduate School's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

Recipients of WIC program struggle to find approved food during pandemic

By Brittany McGee and Elise Palmer | April 22

Policies regarding the Women, Infants and Children Program have been adjusted due to the COVID-19 pandemic as recipients of the program struggle to find ...

Sophomore Gray Forrester (left) prepares to throw a towel into the crowd of first-year students at New Student Convocation on Sunday, Aug. 21, 2016.

Community Carolina online platform welcomes first-years to campus virtually

By Stephanie Mayer | April 21

The Class of 2024 is starting college at an unsure time, and with new student orientation going remote, the University made a platform so they wouldn't ...