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Students and professors debate ethics of Chick-fil-A's donation decision

By Hunter Haskett | November 21

Chick-fil-A recently announced that it would cease donations to anti-LGBTQ+ groups. Students and professors at UNC have varying reactions to this news ...

UNC community honors transgender individuals who died because of their identity

By Rachel Crumpler | November 20

In recognition of Transgender Day of Remembrance, the University community held events on campus to remember and memorialize transgender individuals who ...

Bike plan sparks debate at Carrboro Board of Aldermen meeting

By Blake Weaver and Elizabeth Egan | November 20

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen heard an update on the Town's bike plan at its meeting Tuesday. Aldermen members debated the comprehensiveness of the plan. ...

'Life or death information': Complaint claims UNC Health Care violated patient rights

By Eva Ellenburg | November 20

UNC Health Care is being sued for allegedly discriminating against blind patients and violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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A tale of two towns: The rise of luxury apartments amid affordable housing efforts

By Cynthia Dong | November 19

The Town of Chapel Hill suggests that affordable housing should cost no more than 30 percent of a household's income. However, the number of new "luxury" ...

Gov. Cooper announces new company operation center in Chapel Hill, creating 400 jobs

By Guillermo Molero | November 19

Well Dot Inc. is investing a total of $3 million in Chapel Hill and Orange County.

Previewing the Final Four field before UNC field hockey vies for another perfect season

By Ryan Wilcox | November 19

If the Tar Heels can win two games and get another national championship, they will achieve a second straight undefeated season and extend the nation's ...

Amid affordability concerns, Carrboro's 180 West Apartments' new owner plans renovations

By Ben Humphries | November 19

The 180 West Apartment Homes in Carrboro was acquired by an Atlanta-based firm and will be undergoing renovations and a renaming.

Parents and teachers discuss racial inequalities in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School system at the Carrboro Century Center in September of 2017.

CHCCS excels in student success, but racial disparities persist

By Niharika Vattikonda | November 14

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will implement new measures for ensuring equity in classrooms.

UNC is one of the most affordable public schools in the country, study says

By Preston Fore | November 14

According to a new report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy, UNC is one of four flagship state institutions that is actually affordable for ...

UNC wide receiver Bug Howard catches the game winning touchdown with two seconds remaining in regulation against Pitt.

Taking a look at UNC football's matchup with Pitt on Thursday

By Fleet Wilson | November 13

Before the UNC football team faces off against Pittsburgh on Saturday, take a look at a few key things the Tar Heels will need to lock in on to come away ...

Impeachment, election reform discussed at Tuesday's student senate meeting

By Ramishah Maruf | November 13

The Undergraduate Student Senate discussed student election reform and launched an ethics investigation into a senator at Tuesday's meeting.

Program for Public Discourse hosts event about values diverging from politics

By Mary Mac Porter | November 13

The Program for Public Discourse held its first event on Tuesday to discuss values in politics. Program director Chris Clemens focused on students when ...

Expect lots of defense and cold in UNC football's matchup against Pittsburgh

By Matt Chilson | November 12

In the latest coach's presser for UNC football, Mack Brown indicated that it would be a defense heavy game in the upcoming matchup against Pittsburgh, ...

Extra income or a neighborhood nuisance? How Chapel Hill grapples with Airbnbs

By Brittany McGee | November 12

“Any new Chapel Hill regulations will affect not only those property owners who use the STR system for profit, but also residents like us for whom the ...

Concussion research by UNC's Matthew Gfeller TBI Research Center put under scrutiny

By Emily Holler | November 12

A documentary released by The Athletic in early October, based on a paper co-authored by Ted Tatos and Don Comrie, called into question the UNC Matthew ...

Previewing the field for UNC women's soccer in the NCAA Tournament

By Brian Keyes | November 11

Take a look at what the North Carolina women's soccer team is facing heading into the NCAA Tournament.

Some fear the UNC System is going corporate as administrative searches continue

By Maeve Sheehey | November 11

As the UNC System searches for a president and UNC searches for a chancellor, the prospect of a having a leader from the corporate world adds to the existing ...

Assessing UNC field hockey's NCAA tournament outlook after ACC postseason title

By Ryan Wilcox | November 11

When the North Carolina field hockey team trumped Boston College in the ACC Tournament final on Sunday, it preserved a second-straight perfect season. ...

'A real anchor in the community': IFC's new community kitchen to open in Carrboro

By Crystal Yu | November 10

“The Carrboro way ... is for us to serve the less fortunate than we are: the homeless, the men with illness and the food insufficiency.”