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Pi Lambda Phi members charged with violating commercial fire codes

By Elizabeth Moore | March 4

Five Pi Lambda Phi students were charged for tampering with smoke detectors nearly 23 years after five students died in a fraternity house fire on Mother's ...

Asian American Student Association votes to sign amicus brief in support of UNC in affirmative action lawsuit

By Maydha Devarajan and Abbey Thompson | March 4

UNC’s Asian American Student Association is supporting the University’s race-conscious admissions process in a lawsuit against Students for Fair Admissions, ...

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Column: I went to a Turning Point USA party so you don't have to

By Alec Dent | March 3

"Turning Point's Ricky-Bobbian-f*ck-yeah-'Murica-style love for the ol’ US of A is present at any event they put on, but was at truly supercharged levels ...

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke in the Greensboro Coliseum on Tuesday, June 14, 2017.

Here's how the political climate could be making it even harder to get into law school

By Evely Forte | March 3

Both pre-law students and law admission officers attribute some increase in law school applications to the current political climate.

Here's how the amendments struck down in N.C. could affect you

By Blake Weaver | March 3

The UNC Young Democrats are supporting the qualification of UNC One Cards as valid voter IDs.

The light rail debacle chugs over to UNC

By Crystal Yu | March 3

Carolina Urbanists held a meeting on Wednesday with GoTriangle speakers to discuss local transit plans and the Orange-Durham light rail project.

How much do you know about the Lenoir Dining Hall employee strikes in 1969?

By Arabella Saunders | March 1

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the strikes, University Libraries has curated a special exhibit titled “Service, Not Servitude: The 1969 Food Workers’ ...

Editorial: Your Franklin Street restaurant horoscope

March 1

What Franklin Street restaurant are you?

New Mediterranean restaurant is replacing Tama Cafe on Franklin Street

By Laura Rong | February 28

The food, people and music are what the new Mediterranean restaurant coming to Franklin Street is all about.

Franklin Eats: Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe

By Brian Keyes | February 28

Find out how sweet Rachel likes her coffee, how sweet Brian likes his waffles and how disappointed they were in their hash browns.

UNC baseball's biggest fan traveled almost 9,000 miles to watch Tuesday's game

By Jillian Fellows | February 28

On Tuesday, Chut Techalertavorkul, a North Carolina baseball superfan from Thailand, got to see his favorite team play for the first time.

Chapel Hill's Town Manager tells us about leaving Charlottesville & recent protests

By Henry Haney and Anna Pogarcic | February 27

Maurice Jones was appointed as Chapel Hill's newest town manager in July 2017 and began in August. Prior to joining the Town of Chapel Hill staff, he ...

Remembering the civil rights movement in Chapel Hill

By Jonny Cook | February 27

Take a look back at the civil rights history of UNC and where the legacy that continues today came from.

N.C. Democrats propose $15 minimum wage by 2024

By Ares Zerunyan | February 27

House Bill 146 would be effective as of Jan. 1, 2020, when the wage would increase from $7.25 an hour to $8.80 an hour. The wage would then increase yearly ...

Luke Maye's contributions to UNC's win over Syracuse speak beyond the statline

By Chapel Fowler | February 27

“I think I was just trying to make plays and do what I needed to do,” Maye said. “Kind of make sure that everybody was moving, the ball was moving ...

New legislation filed after report suggests ways to modernize N.C. alcohol management

By Jamey Cross | February 26

From a report by the General Assembly’s Program Evaluation Division, North Carolina lawmakers have filed legislation to modernize the state's ABC system ...

After starting seven games at quarterback in 2017, Chazz Surratt changes positions

By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle | February 26

Chazz Surratt will be switching positions from quarterback to outside linebacker for the upcoming season.

UNC-system president Margaret Spellings may leave the system soon, according to multiple sources.

Former UNC-system President Margaret Spellings has a new gig

By Evely Forte | February 25

After leaving her three-year position as president of the University of North Carolina’s 17-campus system on March 1, Margaret Spellings will work for ...

How a push to expand Medicaid in the N.C. Legislature could cover 500,000 uninsured

By Ryan Smoot | February 25

North Carolina Democrats are attempting to heavily expand Medicaid in the state, proposing the addition about 500,000 North Carolinians to the program. ...

We talked to that first-year who unicycles everywhere

By Raymond Chen | February 25

The iconic unicycling student that cruises across campus is dedicated to their craft.