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Got slogan ideas for UNC women's soccer? Now's your chance to pitch them

By Ryan Wilcox | July 11

The first half of 2019 has been an exciting time for North Carolina women's soccer. Now, fans will have a chance to capture that feeling.

UNC men's basketball to play at Carmichael Arena against Wofford in December

By Ryan Wilcox | July 11

The North Carolina men’s basketball team will play its first regular season game at Carmichael Arena since 1986 when it hosts Wofford this season on ...

UNC archeologist leads students to uncover pieces of ancient Judaic history

July 11

“There you are, I’ve been waiting.” UNC students and leaders are closing the books on an excavation series in Huqoq, Isreal, but not without immense ...

Confusion and uncertainty were on the table at the July Campus Safety Commission meeting

By Preston Lennon | July 10

The 20 commission members each have different ideas as to how best approach the task at hand, but with many voices and viewpoints at play, progress toward ...

North Carolina forward Theo Pinson (1) drives the ball during Thursday night's home game against Duke.

Here's all the former Tar Heels that signed new deals this NBA offseason

By Ryan Wilcox | July 10

Thus far, six former Tar Heels have signed new deals in NBA free agency, and four of those players joined new teams.

Brian foard makes biscuits at the sunrise Biscuit Kitchen on Tuesday. The kitchen’s fried chicken biscuit was named best breakfast in the state.

Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen aims to reopen later this month following June fire

By Marin Wolf | July 10

David Allen and the employees at Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen are eager to get back open, but first, the store must address rewiring issues caused by an electrical ...

Compagnie Kafig had its Chapel Hill debut on Tuesday and Wednesday as a part of the 2013-2014 Carolina Performing Arts season. The dance group, made up of 11 dancers, combines the dance style of hip-hop and samba with capoeira. (Photo courtesy of Carolina Performing Arts)

Carolina Performing Arts founder departs UNC for N.Y.C. arts foundation

By Preston Lennon | July 10

Carolina Performing Arts is the brain-child of Emil Kang, an influential professor in the music department who worked in the chancellor's cabinet to elevate ...

Confederate group avoids counter-protestors in latest demonstration

By Jamey Cross | July 9

Confederates and counter-demonstrators were dispersed among Chapel Hill and surrounding areas on Sunday, bringing the community unofficial renaming events ...

Chapel Hill police issue warrant for suspect in SECU robbery case

By Brian Keyes | July 7

Here's what happened with two recent robberies at the Chapel Hill State Employees' Credit Union locations.

The Town of Chapel Hill's Fourth of July festival dazzled patrons at Southern Village

By Brandon Standley | July 7

The Town of Chapel Hill hosted its annual Fourth of July celebration at Southern Village this year citing safety concerns following the laying of a new ...

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UNC isn't tearing down Cosmic Cantina or Carolina Coffee Shop, at least not yet

By Preston Lennon | July 3

The University's Master Plan is heavy on the vision and light on details, here's what to expect.

High schoolers, stress less for AP tests: threes are the new standard for credit

By Preston Lennon | July 2

Although the new rule will remove ambiguity from the AP policies, each university’s board of trustees will have the option to grant exceptions to individual ...

Chapel Hill residents run on Dunkin' for a year following grand opening

By Jamey Cross | July 2

Chapel Hill's newest Dunkin' location held its grand opening on Friday, June 28, with dozens of customers lining up before sunrise for a chance at free ...

Beer and wine sales now legal at UNC system sporting events

By Ryan Wilcox | July 1

In July, Gov. Roy Cooper signed a bill into law allowing legal beer and wine sales at sporting events throughout the UNC system.

ANALYSIS: Assessing Nassir Little's fit on the Portland Trail Blazers

By Andrew Reynolds | July 1

How can the former Tar Heel help his new team contend for a second straight Western Conference Finals bid?

Google's sweetest service? A trip to trick out Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill

By Marin Wolf | July 1

Employees from the Chapel Hill, Durham and Lenoir, North Carolina Google offices participated in the annual GoogleServe event, with this year's focus ...

UNC narrows candidates for chief of police, invites finalists to campus

By Preston Lennon | June 30

In the wake of the former Police Chief Jeff McCracken begins a new process to hire for the position — one that has been at the brunt ...

COLUMN: Examining the reasons for UNC's perplexing draft night

By Jerome Simpson | June 30

In last week's NBA draft, Coby White and Cameron Johnson rose, while Nassir Little fell. Who is to credit? Who is to blame? How did this happen?

Column: Register to run for your local government

By Marin Wolf | June 30

One of my favorite parts of this county is how involved its residents are in local government. They write letters, they speak up, they show up week after ...

North Carolina Congressional map can stay following Supreme Court decision

By Marin Wolf | June 27

North Carolina won't have to redraw congressional districts after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled it does not have a role to play in cases of partisan gerrymandering. ...