PageOne -

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell came to UNC's campus as a guest speaker at the annual Carl Blythe Lecture hosted by the the Department of Exercise and Sport Science. Goodell spoke about concussions and football safety before answering questions from the audience.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell talks football safety, culture

By Nicole Comparato | March 6

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the biggest challenge facing the league is how to keep the game of football exciting while continuing to make it more ...

Rogers Road community seeks access to utilities

By Gayatri Surendranathan | March 6

As the 40-year struggle for sewer service in the Rogers Road community continues, local officials are exploring a new option that would give the community ...

Legislature to decide on voter ID law again

By Amy Tsai and Eric Garcia | March 5

The Republican leadership at the N.C. General Assembly pledged Tuesday to make a second attempt at passing a controversial measure requiring photo identification ...

Local artist Casey Robertson poses by his graffiti at the Waffle House on Franklin Street.

Artist legally graffitis Waffle House

By Lauren Grady | March 5

Local artist Casey Robertson recently jazzed up the plywood facade concealing the construction of Waffle House on Franklin Street with a splash of legal ...

Norovirus outbreak begins to decline

By Lynsay Williams | March 5

A recent outbreak of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea that has been linked to norovirus has apparently subsided — but officials aren’t ready to relax ...

Selling, buying student tickets for Duke game violates Honor Code

By Jordan Bailey | March 5

Students looking to sell their Duke tickets to the highest bidder before Saturday’s game might get more than they bargained for.

Northside Elementary to have eco-friendly features

By Claire Smith | March 5

When Northside Elementary opens its doors this fall, it will show off a number of green features while also embracing the site’s distinct history.

Frederica von Stade, a world-renowned mezzo-soprano, will perform this week with James Meredith, a pianist.

UNC starter hits home run after 11 game drought

By David Adler | March 5

Eleven games into the season, the No. 1 starting lineup in the country just hit its first home run.

Compiled by Chelsey Dulaney and Sarah Glen from Chapel Hill Police reports

Durham crime crosses over into Chapel Hill

By Chelsey Dulaney | March 5

Durham and Chapel Hill are separated only by a 10-or-so-mile stretch of road. There are no fences, no check points, and thousands of people flow in ...

Landen Gambill’s ex-boyfriend: UNC forced me out

By Liz Crampton and Caitlin McCabe | March 5

When the ex-boyfriend of sophomore Landen Gambill was called into the University’s Dean of Students Office in February 2012, he said he never expected ...

Eve Carson, the 2008 UNC Student Body President, laughs in a photo.

Carry on the Carolina that Eve loved

By Chelsey Dulaney | March 4

Eve Carson used to say that she had friends, and she had friends that she had not yet met.

Basketball lines randomized

By Jordan Bailey | March 4

Students who had been waiting in line for as long as seven hours were angered Sunday when a new policy trial randomized entry into the men’s basketball ...

Pepper’s Pizza closes after 26 years

By Cammie Bellamy | March 4

The first time Melissa Lunden ate at Pepper’s Pizza was on Sept. 11, 2001. “We just sat here and drank multiple pitchers of beer and ate pizza because ...

Storify: Pepper's Pizza closes, Chapel Hill community mourns

By Claire McNeill | March 4

When news broke this afternoon that Chapel Hill institution Pepper’s Pizza was closing, social media platforms erupted with thousands of tweets ...

Spike in vomiting, diarrhea cases linked to norovirus

By From staff and wire reports | March 4

An outbreak on campus that caused more than 85 students to seek medical care for nausea, vomiting and diarrhea among other symptoms last week has been ...

Pepper's Pizza to close tonight

By Cammie Bellamy | March 4

Pepper’s Pizza employees have confirmed that the Franklin Street establishment will close for good tonight.

James Michael McAdoo hangs on the rim after a put-back dunk. McAdoo scored a game high 21 points on 10-15 shooting.

James Michael McAdoo powers through FSU

By Brooke Pryor | March 4

Throughout the North Carolina men’s basketball season, forward James Michael McAdoo has been criticized as being soft, quiet — not aggressive from ...

North Carolina ranks as top-10 state for sex trafficking

By Claire Bennett | March 3

Every week Abbi Tenaglia visits Emma’s Home, a restoration and rehabilitation house she founded that hosts girls who are victims of what is often an ...

New Title IX officer wants to solicit student voices

By Hailey Vest | March 3

When Ew Quimbaya-Winship received his master’s degree in theater from Missouri State University, he had no idea he’d end up in a career related to ...

Capital fundraising campaign plans will be ready by July

By Zach Freshwater | March 3

Nearly a year after administrators announced plans to kick off the University’s largest fundraising campaign ever, officials hope to have initial designs ...