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60 years later, the Town of Chapel Hill erects a marker for the Chapel Hill Nine sit-in

By Brittany McGee | March 1

Paying homage to the Chapel Hill Nine's courage and the Civil Rights Movement in the Town of Chapel Hill, a new marker went up on West Franklin Street ...

Terry Rhodes named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

By Maeve Sheehey | February 28

Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Terry Rhodes will take on her role permanently, effective March 1, according to a message from Chancellor ...

'She really understands students': Meet UNC's interim chief diversity officer

By Evan Castillo | February 27

Anderson-Thompkins' new role will focus on building diversity and inclusion throughout the university.

Battle to overturn 2016 limitations on governor’s power moves to N.C. Supreme Court

By Brent Van Vliet | February 27

In Dec. 2016, a month before Roy Cooper took office, two laws were passed by Republicans that limited the governor's powers. By the end, the number of ...

State budget impasse continues to burden local schools

By Emma Cunningham-Bradshaw | February 26

CHCCS Board of Education Member Rani Dasi said she was wary that a state budget would even be approved for the next fiscal year. She said while the budget ...

Max Alba shines in his first start for UNC baseball against NC A&T

By Jeremiah Holloway | February 26

After a long 2019 season, one North Carolina pitcher got to shine on Tuesday afternoon. Redshirt first-year Max Alba got his first start for the Tar Heels ...

Don't let midterms get you down — here's how to prioritize your mental health

By Emily Orland | February 26

“I just think the increase in academic stress causes whatever else is creating a disturbance to rise to the surface."

'He's a dog': Against N.C. State, Garrison Brooks made sure UNC wouldn't lose

By Brian Keyes | February 26

Throughout the Tar Heels' worst season since 2001-02, Brooks has been the team's steadiest player, scoring key bucket after key bucket for a team that ...

Even in the worst of seasons, UNC basketball proves it has N.C. State's number

By Ryan Wilcox | February 26

You know the head-to-head numbers by heart (even though you claim not to). Under Roy Williams, the Tar Heels have 31 — now 32 — victories over their ...

New visitors center looks to connect campus to the world beyond UNC

By Kaitlyn Boeckel | February 25

The new visitor center will feature a life-sized Ramses, a digital portrait gallery of UNC students, among other attractions. But it also serves to showcase ...

Meet the UNC student whose non-profit for his hometown went viral on Twitter

By Stephanie Mayer | February 25

Chris Suggs, a UNC student and president of Black Student Movement, began Kinston Teens years ago to support youth in his community.

Analysis: Chris Gray highlights 2020 resurgence for UNC men's lacrosse

By Matt Chilson | February 25

After starting 2020 with a 4-0 record, it is clear that the No. 4 Tar Heels have turned a corner and have a chance to return to the glory they experienced ...

'I'm stubborn': Roy Williams intent on finishing difficult season strong

By Zachary Crain | February 24

Roy Williams made it clear on his Tuesday presser that neither he nor his team will be giving up despite the Tar Heels' 10-17 record. The Hall of Fame ...

From double-booked venues to steep costs: The struggle to find on-campus venues

By Jodie Londono | February 24

For student groups looking to perform on campus, it can be difficult for them to actively express their creativity due to a lack of available performance ...

Chapel Hill mayor and council ask Guskiewicz to keep Silent Sam out of Chapel Hill

By Amena Saad | February 24

Though the future of Silent Sam remains in limbo, the Town of Chapel Hill doubles down in their position that the statue does not belong on the campus ...

'We want titles': UNC wrestling not letting loss to Arizona State deter postseason hopes

By PJ Morales | February 24

The No. 8 North Carolina wrestling team capped off a difficult schedule in the month of February with a 22-9 loss to No. 5 Arizona State, but the defeat ...

'They never quit': UNC women's basketball falls short against Wake Forest in overtime

By Parth Upadhyaya | February 23

Led by Muhammad’s 21 points and seven rebounds, they never quit fighting. Not when Wake Forest jumped out to a 10-point lead in the first eight minutes. ...

Scottie Rose Growney shows out in UNC's dominant rivalry win over Maryland

By Sarah Gray Barr | February 23

For a team with two elite offensive players in Jamie Ortega and Katie Hoeg, it was Scottie Rose Growney that stepped up against UNC's biggest rival, Maryland, ...

Silent Sam will not return to campus, UNC System leaders say

By Anna Pogarcic | February 21

UNC System Board of Governors Chairperson Randy Ramsey said Silent Sam will be secured away from UNC's campus at a meeting Friday.

North Carolina considers adjusting Common Core — or scrapping it altogether

By Lilly Clark | February 20

North Carolina's superintendent hopes to eliminate Common Core standards. Questions linger, though, over whether that's the right path forward.