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CHCCS students to send WWII vets to Normandy for 75th anniversary of D-Day

By Dylan Lamphier | May 30

In honor of the anniversary of D-Day, these students helped honor two veterans with a fully-funded trip to Normandy.

Remember the Mental Health Task Force from last year? Here's what it's been working on

By Preston Lennon | May 29

Requests for student mental health services have been increasingly consistently in the past five years. In a presentation to the board of trustees, the ...

Students who advised Chancellor Folt remember a conflicted leader

By Preston Lennon | May 29

Students offered input on former Chancellor Folt's time at UNC, specifically in regards to Silent Sam.

EDCI BellXcel camp gets Duke Energy Foundation donation, students see academic growth

May 28

Elementary students in one area outside Downtown Durham have the opportunity to keep learning throughout the summer.

BOG addresses campus security; issues surrounding Silent Sam left up in the air

By Anders Pokela , Addison Skigen and Preston Lennon | May 22

The Board of Governors met this week to discuss issues with campus security, with students voicing their concerns about the BOG's handling of safety issues, ...

Orange County teacher resigns, charged after making threats to "shoot up the school"

May 22

An Orange County elementary school teacher was charged with a felony following a threat to the school made by the teacher

Orange County School Board's reorganization faced criticism at their Monday meeting

May 21

Community members voiced their criticisms of the Orange County Board of Education's moderately unexpected reorganization.

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One person injured Wednesday in a shooting on Della Street

By Brian Keyes and Marin Wolf | May 16

A shooting on the 100 block of Della Street on Wednesday sent one to the hospital, no suspect is currently in custody.

UNC announces new vice provost for digital and lifelong learning, Todd Nicolet

By Molly Weisner | May 16

Todd Nicolet will serve as the new vice provost for digital and lifelong learning as announced by Robert Blouin on Thursday.

Two Silent Sam demonstrators appealed charges brought against them in September

By Brian Keyes | May 13

Following the raucous Sept. 8 Silent Sam protests, two demonstrators present at the former site of the confederate monument made their appeals today in ...

'You are who you are': How UNC's Dave Lohse came out, thrived in Chapel Hill

By Chapel Fowler | May 9

Intertwined with Dave Lohse's work at UNC is something larger than the sports world he operates in: his role as a trailblazer. Lohse, to his knowledge, ...

After transferring, UNC softball's Kiani Ramsey finds a new home

By Mollie Brewster | May 6

Four years ago, Kiani Ramsey committed to wearing a red and black Raider jersey for her collegiate athletic career. Today, she is weeks away from receiving ...

Here's what happened at the Confederate protest and counterprotest on Saturday

By Maeve Sheehey | May 4

A planned protest by pro-Confederate demonstrators was met with a counter-demonstration at the Peace and Justice Plaza. Police separated the two groups ...

Candlelight vigil held in honor of UNC-Charlotte victims on Polk Place

By Hannah Lang | May 4

UNC students, community members and alumni attended Friday’s candlelight vigil that commemorated those killed or wounded in the UNC-Charlotte shooting. ...

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Vice Chancellor Felicia Washington to leave UNC for a new position at USC

By Maeve Sheehey | May 2

Washington is just the latest in a long list of administrators to leave UNC this year. She will follow former chancellor Carol Folt to the University ...

2 dead, 4 injured in shooting on UNC-Charlotte campus Tuesday afternoon

By Marin Wolf | May 2

Two people were killed and four injured in a shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte on Tuesday, authorities said. Three people ...

How Roman Mitchell, a UNC javelin thrower, helped save his coach's life in 2017

By Chapel Fowler | May 2

No anecdote encompasses who Roman Mitchell is more perfectly than that day in February of 2017 — when, as a high school junior equipped with nothing ...

In less than a month, the Board of Governors will present a plan for Silent Sam

By Hannah McClellan | April 26

The Board of Governors extended their deadline on deciding the fate of Silent Sam until May. Here's what the Board of Governors has said about the plan ...

Honeysuckle employees speak out about what they describe as mistreatment at work

By Sofia Lesnewski | April 25

The complaints center around the elimination of breaks, distrust of staff by management and the gradual replacement of locally-sourced products with cheaper ...

Students walked out of class to protest police brutality. Here’s what happened

By Stephanie Mayer | April 24

On Wednesday afternoon, students and faculty walked out of class to protest violence by the UNC Police Department and call for action by the University. ...