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Hillel hosts experts to speak on Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations

By Hunter Haskett | March 8

Senior fellows at The Washington Institute David Makovsky and Ghaith Al-Omari spoke about Palestine-Israel negotiations on Wednesday, March 4.

Demonstrators gather, give out baked goods to oppose planned Confederate protest

By Hannah Lang | March 8

Demonstrators gathered in the Peace and Justice Plaza on Saturday for an "anti racist bake sale" in opposition to a planned gathering of Confederate supporters. ...

Second case of coronavirus reported in Chatham County

By Anna Pogarcic | March 6

A second case of coronavirus was confirmed in North Carolina Friday. After an initial case was reported in Wake County earlier this week, the state confirmed ...

Despite district’s efforts, disparities in AIG programs persist

By Sonia Rao | March 5

“Scores were so glorified, a lot of kids felt like, my scores are just right below, why can’t I?” he said. “A lot of kids changed their attitudes ...

'I thought they were overreacting': Students plan spring break around coronavirus

By Stephanie Mayer | March 5

“I wouldn't say that I'm not worried, but I do think that, as long as people continue taking the precautions that they should be taking, I do think ...

Take a look at what has changed for UNC since its last matchup with Duke

By Ryan Heller | March 5

With large postseason implications and North Carolina playing its best basketball, the Tar Heels could ride their current momentum into a huge victory ...

'They made plays': Ahead of rematch, UNC isn't caught up on overtime loss to Duke

By Zachary Crain | March 5

“After the game, the next day I said, ‘Guys, they made plays,’” Williams said. “We had some opportunities to make those plays not be as big ...

The 2019-20 UNC basketball season, through the eyes of trainer Doug Halverson

By Ryan Wilcox | March 5

Just as one leak gets patched up for these Tar Heels, two more pop up. Doug Halverson’s job is keeping the proverbial ship airtight; suffice it to say ...

Meet the students behind the Pit protests addressing voting rights

By Addison Skigen | March 5

Every week these students focus on a different issue surrounding voting rights, from gerrymandering to voter registration.

'On everyone's mind': Data shows UNC faculty salaries fall behind peer universities

By Preston Fore | March 5

Data shows that UNC full professor pay is about $19,000 below that of peer institutions. Associate professors earn about $16,000 less and assistant professors ...

Dean Susan King will gift administration award money to Hussman students

By Katie Clark | March 4

This week, Dean Susan King of the Hussman School of Media and Journalism was named the 2019 Scripps Howard Administrator of the Year, recognizing her ...

'Increasingly disturbing': Campus Safety Commission discusses anti-Semitism at UNC

By Jessica Mastor | March 4

Members of the Commission met with the North Carolina Hillel Campus Director to discuss ways to make UNC a safer and more inclusive space for Jewish students. ...

UNC's Brandon Robinson makes the most of his Senior Night against Wake Forest

By Chapel Fowler | March 4

If only the moment could have lasted a little bit longer for Brandon Robinson, the lone four-year scholarship senior on this UNC roster who scored 18 ...

After win in North Carolina, Biden looks to be the Democratic frontrunner

By Anna Pogarcic | March 4

Joe Biden ran away with most of the Super Tuesday states, and he earned just about 43 percent of the vote in North Carolina. Despite his strong showing, ...

Tillis, Cunningham to battle for NC’s swing Senate seat in general election

By Brent Van Vliet | March 4

Incumbent Thom Tillis set to take on Democrat challenger Cal Cunningham in November elections.

Polls are closed in North Carolina. Here are the early results.

By Anna Pogarcic | March 3

Polls for the North Carolina primary closed at 7:30 p.m. Early results indicate former Vice President Joe Biden will win the most votes for the Democratic ...

Two UNC students buy and sell designer clothes to make money and show off their style

By Nathan Wesley | March 2

Meet two UNC juniors who have found success reselling clothes as a side hustle.

Confederate presence at Chatham County early voting site raises intimidation questions

By Elizabeth Moore | March 2

A recent protest in Chatham County at a voting site raised concerns about voter intimidation at the polls.

Local officials ramp up engagement efforts ahead of 2020 census

By Amena Saad | March 2

The impact of census participation is not to be understated. Census data is used for a plethora of things including the allotment of federal and state ...

‘Be a shark’: UNC gymnastics honors seniors after team's season-high score

By Madeline Coleman | March 1

It was an emotional day for the UNC gymnastics team, as they recorded a season-high score on the same night the Tar Heels honored their senior athletes. ...