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Faculty discuss Chancellor's Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward

By Addison Skigen | January 13

The Commission's co-chairs emphasized their collaborative nature and dedication to focusing on both teaching and learning from the University's history. ...

'War is never the answer': Students protest Iran conflict on the steps of Wilson

By Allie Kelly | January 13

UNC students and members of surrounding communities gathered outside Wilson Library on Monday afternoon to protest the potential war with Iran. Some attendees ...

'Real steady': Veterans and new faces dominate for UNC gymnastics vs. William & Mary

By Madeline Coleman | January 13

“She truly is one of the hardest working gymnasts that I’ve worked with,” head coach Derek Galvin said. First-year Elizabeth Culton proved on Sunday ...

UNC guard Brandon Robinson 'not seriously injured' after two-car crash Saturday night

By Chapel Fowler | January 13

UNC guard Brandon Robinson in two-car accident Saturday night; in a release, UNC said he was not serioulsy injured and received no citation.

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'Everything was a positive': UNC women's tennis dominates two matches to open season

By Ryan Heller | January 12

UNC women's tennis team's performance on Saturday showed the strength of its experienced core with several new faces getting playing time. With senior ...

Report details risks to N.C. coastline from planned offshore drilling

By Mark Morrison | January 12

North Carolina is one of ten East Coast states that are fighting the Trump Administration's proposal to expand offshore drilling. Although some people ...

'Didn't help them very much': Williams shoulders blame in UNC's 79-76 loss to Clemson

By Jared McMasters | January 11

UNC head coach Roy Williams said that he prefers for his players to foul when they're up three in the closing seconds of regulation to stop opponents ...

Silent Sam blindfolded by a Confederate flag in 2015. The statue was recently given to Sons of Confederate Veterans.

Confederate group in Silent Sam deal accused of violating tax and campaign finance laws

By Charlie McGee | January 10

The North Carolina Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc. has for years been violating federal tax laws, operating a political action committee in ...

North Carolina might have a new congressional seat after 2020 census

By Brittany McGee | January 9

The lack of census data on military personal overseas may result in the addition of a congressional district in North Carolina.

Community organizations call for more action in the face of climate change

By Henry Haney | January 9

Residents and community organizations urge Chapel Hill to address issues involving climate change and ways to mitigate human contributions to climate ...

Chancellor names 15-member commission on history, race and a way forward

By Rachel Crumpler | January 9

Chancellor Guskiewicz recently announced a 15-member commission that hopes to reconcile the University with its past.

After UNC's seventh loss of season, the Smith Center paints a bleak postgame scene

By Chapel Fowler | January 9

If any of UNC’s seven losses this season truly cast a shadow of doubt on the team’s NCAA Tournament chances, it was this one. Michigan, Ohio State, ...

A look back at the ups and downs of UNC football's 2019 season

By Matt Chilson | January 8

After the return of head coach Mack Brown and a promising true first-year quarterback, UNC football fans are feeling optimistic for the team's future, ...

DTH files open meetings suit against Board of Governors

By Maeve Sheehey | January 8

The DTH Media Corp., the parent company of The Daily Tar Heel, filed a legal complaint against the UNC System and Board of Governors Tuesday, claiming ...

UNC faculty express opposition to Silent Sam deal through department statements

By Allie Kelly | January 7

Various community members share their thoughts concerning the UNC Board of Governors' decision to pay $2.5 million to the North Carolina Sons of Confederate ...

N.C. Congressional and legislative maps are set for 2020 elections

By Brittany McGee | January 7

Despite the current congressional maps being upheld for the upcoming primary elections in March, democratic North Carolina representatives are still fighting ...

Lawsuit against UNC claims coal plant could pose health risks to community

By Hannah Lang | January 7

UNC's Cogeneration Facility faces a lawsuit against its coal-burning practices from the Center for Biological Diversity and the Sierra Club. Many students ...

Al's Burger Shack held a benefit night Sunday afternoon for hurricane victims in Puerto Rico.

Chapel Hill staple, Al’s Burger Shack, files for bankruptcy

By Sonia Rao | January 7

Al's Burger Shack, a beloved burger chain in Chapel Hill, has filed for bankruptcy. However, the restaurant's legal counsel, JP Cournoyer, says that the ...

After loss to Georgia Tech, the clock is ticking on UNC basketball's season

By Ryan Wilcox | January 4

After more than 13 minutes of game time, a Garrison Brooks hook shot finally ended UNC's field goal drought. North Carolina missed its first 15 shots ...

UNC's Roy Williams ties Dean Smith in all-time wins with Yale victory

By Ryan Wilcox | December 31

Before Monday's 70-67 win against Yale, Brandon Robinson was relaxing with his teammates when his eyes flickered toward the flatscreen. There, scrolling ...