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New vice chancellor named in response to 'safety-related incidents'

By Maeve Sheehey | October 15

The University has named George E. Battle III as its first vice chancellor for institutional integrity and risk management, in response to safety-related ...

'The show can't go on': A behind-the-scenes look at student theater tech

By Jodie Londono | October 13

Ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes of a theater production? We got the inside peek. From lighting to costume design to set creation, ...

Granville residents relocated to hotels as mold is removed

By Stephanie Mayer | October 13

Students are being relocated to nearby hotels as mold is removed from Granville Towers' HVAC units.

Young talent, veteran leadership mix in UNC volleyball's win over Miami

By Zachary Crain | October 13

In the win over Miami, the North Carolina volleyball team displayed great chemistry between its first-years and upperclassmen. It was the combined effort ...

Meet Spring Haven Farm's GOAT goats during the month of October

By Elyse Ribbons | October 13

Spring Haven Farm in Chapel Hill prepares to launch its most popular event, Pumpkin Carving with Goats. During the month of October, the farm will have ...

University leaders and faculty prepare for UNC's 226th birthday

By Anna Neil | October 10

At this year's University Day, UNC will celebrate its 226th birthday. The ceremony will include speeches from Interim Chancellor, Kevin Guskiewicz, and ...

Two years later: grappling with drug-facilitated sexual assault at UNC

By Kate Karstens | October 10

The term “knocktail” is well-known around campus to refer to the experience of going to a cocktail and experiencing a drug-facilitated sexual assault. ...

Analysis: Is Sam Howell having the best season ever for a UNC quarterback?

By Ryan Wilcox | October 10

Howell could become just the fifth UNC quarterback to throw for more than 3,000 yards in a season, with the others all being upperclassmen at the time. ...

Records from Dorothea Dix hospital could shine a light on psychiatry in N.C.

By Emily Holler | October 9

Professor Robert Allen and the Community Histories Workshop team have combed through years of historical documents about the Dorothea Dix hospital. The ...

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Politically diverse groups emphasize importance of voter registration through drive

By Mary Mac Porter | October 9

UNC Young Independents and other political groups on campus champion non-partisanship through their collaborative voter registration drives.

Halfway through the season, what are UNC's chances of making a bowl game?

By Brian Keyes | October 9

The North Carolina football team hasn't made a bowl game since 2016, but could that change? Here's a look at the remainder of the schedule to see what ...

Defying expectations: It's Megan Crowley's 'normal'

By Myah Ward | October 9

“I don’t know anything different,” she said. “It’s my normal.” Megan Crowley doesn't let her rare disease dictate her life. She has two degrees ...

Robinson and Brooks are fitting representatives for UNC at ACC Operation Basketball

By Ryan Wilcox | October 8

Senior guard Brandon Robinson and junior forward Garrison Brooks are preparing to lead the 2019-2020 UNC men's basketball team after representing at the ...

Chapel Hill’s population growth dropped off in the last decade. Is it a concern?

By Brent Van Vliet | October 8

The Town of Chapel Hill's population is decreasing, despite popular assumptions. In fact, growth in this decade so far has been the slowest the town has ...

Need to park in Carrboro? Changes may be coming

By Max Kurzman | October 8

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen is considering — but not yet committing to — increasing enforcement of parking time limits, charging for parking and ...

Positive family relationships during teen years may lower your risk of depression

By Erich Hess | October 8

A recent study published by researchers at the Carolina Population Center suggests that having positive relationships with family during your teen years ...

UNC allergists are working to improve the lives of those impacted by allergies

By Morgan Topol | October 8

The UNC Food Allergy Initiative has developed new immunotherapy treatments.

'Who do we aspire to be?': Guskiewicz discusses new strategic plan at faculty meeting

By Morgan Topol | October 7

“We’re bringing in $1.1 billion a year, we have a new Gen Ed curriculum and that's all great,” Guskiewicz said. “But at the end of the day, who ...

Run. Hide. Fight: Police and students prepare responses for active shooter situations

By Suzanne Blake | October 6

UNC-Chapel Hill's new Chief of Police David L. Perry has plans to make active shooter trainings include hands-on activities to better prepare participants, ...

Town Council votes to ban right turns on red for some Chapel Hill intersections

By Elizabeth Egan | October 6

The Chapel Hill Town Council voted on Wednesday to ban right turns on red at 17 intersections across the area.