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Chancellor's Award recipient criticizes Guskiewicz’s Silent Sam response at ceremony

By Praveena Somasundaram | April 16

Senior Pulawski, among other recipients, utilized their recognition at the ceremony to speak out about the Silent Sam controversy and disconnect between ...

'Please remember them': father of murdered Muslim students testifies to U.S. House

By Sophia Wilhelm | April 15

Mohammad Abu-Salha recounted the tragic murder of three of his family members, the autopsy, the victims' humanitarian work and the violence targeted at ...

How’d Beto O’Rourke’s meet-and-greet go?

By Taylor Buck | April 15

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke came to UNC Monday to discuss immigration reform, healthcare and to answer questions from students.

North Carolina baseball faces crucial 18-game stretch to finish out regular season

By Jack Frederick | April 15

With the postseason for the North Carolina baseball team in the horizon, the foundation for a solid launch into the most important part of the year is ...

NCPIRG calls on YoPo and Sutton's to stop using styrofoam

April 14

North Carolina Public Interest Research Group is a consumer interest group with an emphasis on environmental and public health issues. The request is ...

Here's what's happening with the Blue Ribbon Mentor program at CHCCS

By Sean Leider | April 14

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools System has been accused of making decisions about the Blue Ribbon Mentor-Advocate program without including the ...

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UNC basketball usher shares paths with seven decades of Chapel Hill legends

By James Tatter | April 11

Bob Ward has volumes of stories about UNC and Chapel Hill. He has witnessed a multitude of UNC's best and famous moments. If you’ve been here long enough, ...

Beto O’Rourke is coming to UNC for a meet-and-greet on Monday

By Taylor Buck | April 11

O'Rourke has been to seven other college campuses since he announced his bid for the presidency.

Man charged with killing 3 Muslim students won't face death penalty, the N&O reports

By Bailey Aldridge | April 11

Craig Hicks is charged with three counts of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Deah Barakat, 23, Yusor Abu-Salha, 21, and Razan Abu-Salha, 19, ...

Drafts of Folt’s resignation letters shed light on her frustration with BOG

By Myah Ward | April 11

On Thursday, the Triangle Business Journal released emails from former Chancellor Carol Folt, drafting the public announcement of her resignation and ...

Graduate Honor Court is still without a chairperson or attorney general for next year

By Taylor Buck | April 11

“I don’t know what will happen to the Honor System. That’s a question for GPSF leadership, and ultimately University administration."

One dead, at least 15 injured in downtown Durham explosion Wednesday morning

By Aislinn Antrim | April 10

People should stay away from downtown Durham until further notice. “This is the kind of day that you never prepare for as a mayor.”

After over a decade of work, the light rail is dead. What happened?

By Michael Meeks | April 10

“We can blame Duke today, but I think our problems started back three years ago."

UNC police begin investigation after anti-Semitic posters found in Davis Library

By Myah Ward | April 10

"This is the second time in two weeks I have had to share information with you about the discovery of racist or hateful messages on our campus," Interim ...

What affordable housing could look like in Chapel Hill thanks to this new funding

By cailey howard | April 10

With homelessness, housing costs and inaccessible assisted living resources on upward trends, the Town of Chapel Hill is beginning to combat these issues ...

NC’s gerrymandering case is being heard at the Supreme Court. Could it set precedent?

By Ryan Smoot | April 9

The Supreme Court of the United States heard remarks about a landmark partisan gerrymandering case in March. The Court left North Carolina without an ...

A night with DiPhi: How UNC's oldest student organization mixes debate with humor

By Chapel Fowler | April 9

Standing in the shoes of Thomas Wolfe, Joseph Caldwell and James K. Polk, the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies meetings are still centered around ...

How craft beer enthusiasts changed alcohol legislation and created a booming industry

By Molly Looman | April 9

Before 2005, no one in North Carolina could sell beer over 6 percent ABV, leaving the entire industry limited across the state. But with the determination ...

What happens to student health if N.C. legislature passes the medical marijuana bill?

By Georgia Wieland-Stanford | April 8

A medical marijuana bill floating through the General Assembly is sparking safety questions for students.

Will there be regulations on Airbnbs in the near future?

By Sophia Wilhelm | April 8

Short-term rentals are a growing industry throughout the nation, and Orange County is no exception. With almost 300 active Airbnbs and HomeAways in Chapel ...