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Open Eye Café celebrates 20 years of business with unique coffee blend

By Julianna Robbins | November 10

Open Eye Café is offering a unique coffee blend in celebration of their 20th anniversary. The blend highlights flavors such as cassis, plum and fresh ...

Students work to improve their mental health as UNC works to improve its resources

By Hannah McClellan | November 10

Several UNC students are speaking out about their mental health, and how they feel UNC should better accommodate students with mental illnesses. In April ...

On a familiar court, Justin Pierce's 18 points help UNC basketball to win over UNCW

By Ryan Wilcox | November 8

It would’ve been easy for the Tar Heels to let one get away from them in Trask Coliseum. Luckily, though, they had someone who had been there before ...

LAB! Theatre Company showcases burgeoning student playwrights with New Works November

By Elizabeth Sills | November 7

Each Friday in November, LAB! Theatre Company will be hosting New Works November, an opportunity to appreciate and critique emerging student playwrights' ...

Five UNC field hockey players set to earn All-ACC honors

By Jared McMasters | November 7

The North Carolina field hockey team faces high expectations to keep their streak of national championships going as five players are set to earn All-ACC ...

North Carolina becomes last state in the U.S. to allow withdrawal of consent

By Sonia Rao | November 7

Newly ratified Bill 199 adds measures to protect sexual assault victims.

Accessibility on campus: 'Whose bodies are worth more?'

By Jodie Londono | November 7

A UNC graduate student was recently unable to park in the last remaining disability spot at a PlayMakers Repertory Company performance, leaving them to ...

'If anything, it leads us in a circle': Activists denounce perceived bias in report

By Hannah Lang | November 7

At a press conference on Wednesday, activists brought up their concerns with the recently-released Swecker report.

Here's why voter turnout for this year's local election fell since 2018

By Anna Pogarcic | November 6

Voting turnout is always high during state and national elections, but the elections where voter turnout arguably matters most — local elections — ...

Debate over Confederate monument in Pittsboro continues as judge delays removal

By Amena Saad | November 6

A judge recently granted a temporary restraining order that will ultimately delay the removal of a controversial Confederate monument in downtown Pittsboro. ...

Who won in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro local elections?

By Anna Pogarcic | November 6

Tuesday's local election saw little changes in some areas of Chapel Hill and Carrboro but major potential upsets in others.

Campus safety report said officers in Silent Sam-related events did not act with bias

By Maeve Sheehey | November 5

On Tuesday, the University released a report completed by attorney Chris Swecker that said officers involved in four Silent Sam-related events did not ...

Here's how students feel about Tim Moore potentially serving as UNC-system president

By Allie Kelly | November 4

There are mixed responses throughout the UNC community about the possibility of N.C. House Speaker Tim Moore running for UNC-system president.

Books, chocolate and beer: Inside Epilogue's opening on Franklin Street

By Taylor Heeden | November 4

Epilogue Books Chocolate Brews had its soft opening last Friday, marking the opening of the newest coffee shop on Franklin Street.

Former UNC-System Board of Governors chairperson Harry Smith to leave by Feb. 1

By Maeve Sheehey | November 4

Harry Smith will leave the Board of Governors on Feb. 1, according to WITN. His term was set to run through 2021.

Advocates demand town council candidates pay attention to affordable housing

By Amirsaman Zahabioun | November 3

After just over an hour, the marchers’ ‘Housing is crucial, so make yourself useful’ chants came to an end, but not their mission to propose and ...

The hurdles of registering for classes when you're a Tar Heel abroad

By Nathan Wesley | November 3

Studying abroad brings fun new experiences to students, but it also can bring a little extra stress around registration time. Here are some challenges ...

'He balled tonight': Dyami Brown shines in UNC football's 38-31 loss to Virginia

By Jared McMasters | November 3

Heading into Saturday's matchup with the Cavaliers, sophomore wide receiver Dyami Brown hadn't racked up more than 84 receiving yards in a game this season. ...

After emotional win over Duke, UNC football focuses on challenges ahead

By Macy Meyer | October 31

The UNC football team has embraced the 24-hour rule this season — enjoy a win for a day, then it's back to work preparing for next week's matchup. The ...

Performer, teacher, inspiration: Ray Dooley marks his 100th production with PlayMakers

By Maddie Ellis | October 31

Ray Dooley's legacy at PlayMakers Repertory Company is an inspiration to his students, colleagues and patrons as he celebrates 30 years of hard work. ...