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New proposals could reduce drug abuse

By Claire Bennett | January 28

With prescription drug use increasing nationwide and across North Carolina, state advocates and legislators are redoubling efforts to curb abuse among ...

UNC students host a dinner for the homeless at the Methodist church on Franklin Street once a month. Kate Leonard, a sophomore Public Policy major (left), helps Grace Harvey, a sophomore English major (middle), and Tyler Fitch, a senior Environmental Science major (right), cut bread to go with the chili they prepared.

Homeless Outreach Poverty Eradication members host free dinner for the homeless

By Naomi B. Carbrey | January 28

William Chris Dalton, a homeless man living on the streets of Chapel Hill, spent Monday afternoon cooking with members of Homeless Outreach Poverty Eradication ...

Don’t look forward to football season yet

By Brandon Moree | January 28

Maybe I’m too late. But if you’re following the North Carolina men’s basketball team, I’m saying don’t hit the panic button just yet.

Will Lindsey, junior, History and Political Science double major

Student body president candidates ?le complaints

By Neal Smith | January 28

Candidates Rob Jones and Christy Lambden filed two joint complaints Monday morning with the Board of Elections against candidates Hetali Lodaya and Will ...

Storify: Fire breaks out at Chapel Hill apartment complex

By Andy Thomason | January 28

A fire broke out Monday morning at the University Gardens apartment complex on Pritchard Avenue Extension.

SBP candidates file joint complaint against two other candidates

By Liz Crampton | January 28

Student body president candidates Rob Jones and Christy Lambden have filed a joint complaint against candidates Will Lindsey and Hetali Lodaya for multiple ...

UNC and Kentucky to renew basketball series next season

By From staff reports | January 28

The Kentucky Wildcats will travel to Chapel Hill on Dec. 14, 2013 to resume their series with the North Carolina men’s basketball team. The Tar ...

Brothers for David, a partnership of several UNC fraternities, work together with Habitat for Humanity to build a house in honor of David Shannon. The house will home a lower-income CH family whose parents work as custodians on UNC

Fraternities honor David Shannon through Habitat for Humanity build

By Lauren Gil | January 27

On Sunday afternoon, 23 young men huddled around a slab of wood and signed their names carefully around the words painted boldly: “Brothers for David.” ...

Reggie Bullock tries to get a shot up against a swarming N.C. State defense.

N.C. State runs over North Carolina

By Brandon Moree | January 26

Roy Williams North Carolina men’s basketball teams are known for their tempo. Williams said that it was even a point of emphasis in preparation for ...

University counters sexual assault complaint allegation

By Caitlin McCabe and Hailey Vest | January 24

After nearly a week of silence, administrators began Thursday to address allegations against UNC’s handling of sexual assault cases that emerged from ...

Bill T. Jones and Anne Bogart are interviewed with questions related to the history and influences of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. They were also asked about their personal decisions with the work, and how they felt about the work.

2 artists reimagine "The Rite of Spring" through dance

By Carson Blackwelder | January 24

Two titans of their respective art genres have united for a unique and personal reimagining of Igor Stravinsky’s iconic score to “The Rite of Spring.” ...

NC A&T exceeds out-of-state student cap

By Amy Tsai | January 24

A UNC-system proposal to raise the out-of-state enrollment cap has found an unexpected proponent — one of the system’s smaller schools. At their January ...

Joshua Zhou, Helen Jiang, and Rohan Deshpande (left to right) are students at Phillips Middle School. They are part of a group trying to combat Orange County’s solid waste issues.

Chapel Hill middle school students learn about recycling hands on

By Paige Ladisic | January 24

As part of the Siemens We Can Change the World Challenge, the students conducted a classroom trash audit in which they collected and sorted through everything ...

UNC officials deny underreporting of sexual assault cases

By Hailey Vest | January 24

At a UNC Board of Trustees meeting Thursday morning, University officials denied allegations that the University underreported sexual assault cases in ...

UNC’s P.J. Hairston sizes up Georgia Tech guard Solomon Poole.

UNC basketball buzzes past Georgia Tech in a 79-63 win

By Michael Lananna | January 24

James Michael McAdoo knows there’s no such thing as an easy win in the ACC. Not this season. Not after upsets of Duke and N.C. State in the last few ...

Herman Boone, T.C. Williams football coach made famous by Denzel Washington in Disney's Remember the Titans, spoke at the FedEx Global Center Wednesday night spoke during the 32nd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration titled "A Time to Break Silence: An Interactive Discussion." Boone spoke about how Martin Luther King's message still needs to be in today's society followed by a Q&A session with the audience.

Former coach Herman Boone speaks at UNC

By Jackson Knapp | January 23

When football Coach Herman Boone wanted to buy a “Remember the Titans” poster, he was outraged that it cost $350.

UNC graduate student files lawsuit against NY Police Department

By Jenny Surane | January 23

A UNC graduate student injured in a shooting at New York City’s Empire State Building in August has filed a lawsuit against the New York Police Department ...

Orange County’s ?rst rabies case found in goat

By Tyler Clay | January 23

An Orange County goat tested positive for rabies last week — the first positive case in the county this year.

Chancellor Thorp spoke at the Student Congress meeting Tuesday night. Chancellor Thorp spoke at the Student Congress meeting Tuesday night about the state of the university.

Chancellor Holden Thorp said he believes the University is in good shape

By Jordan Bailey | January 23

Despite the recent scandals UNC has faced, including those that contributed to his decision to resign, Chancellor Holden Thorp believes it’s still in ...

5 declare candidacy for student body president

By Trevor Casey and Katharine McAnarney | January 22

Five juniors declared their candidacy for student body president Tuesday — hoping to make clean races a trend after controversy two years ago.