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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

Zoombombing at Cedar Ridge High raises cybersecurity concerns in area schools

By Niharika Vattikonda | September 9

On Aug. 17, Cedar Ridge High School experienced a Zoombombing incident where disrupters yelled obscenities and the N-word and posted inappropriate images ...

Local organizations assist refugees through COVID-19 pandemic

By Alexandra Myers | September 8

The Refugee Support Center serves approximately 900 refugees who primarily primarily come from Burma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Syria. ...

Off-campus students struggle with internet access during a remote semester

By Heidi Pérez-Moreno | September 8

Several off-campus students at UNC are struggling with internet connectivity issues this fall. Since the pandemic caused undergraduate classes to go online, ...

Chapel Hill Public Library pilots bookmobile program, adapts service due to pandemic

By Graham Hill | September 8

Chapel Hill Public Library is implementing new programs as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Carrboro-based cartoonist has stories brought to life in new Hulu original series

By Brian Rosenzweig | September 8

Carrboro-based cartoonist Keith Knight's show "Woke" is premiering on Hulu Wednesday. "Woke" is the semi-autobiographical story of a Black cartoonist ...

North Carolinians shouldn't vote twice in November, the N.C. Board of Elections said

By Ella Layn | September 8

President Donald Trump recently said North Carolinians should test the voting system by both submitting an absentee ballot and attempting to vote in person. However, ...

How are COVID-19 tests reported at UNC?

By Kaitlyn Boeckel | September 8

Students both on and off campus are being tested for COVID-19 after clusters were identified in 13 residence halls since UNC's reopening. But after ...

CHCCS works to get students online, discusses in-person learning centers

By Lilly Clark | September 7

The CHCCS Board of Education met Thursday to discuss these learning centers, the end of a professional development grant and survey results from students’ ...

'Rochelle Boys Matter': Mothers protest Durham police violence toward Black children

By Lilly Clark and Salim Fayeq | September 7

Over 100 protesters marched to Durham Police Department headquarters Sep. 4 to accuse five officers of drawing their weapons on three Black children aged ...

Hillsborough group fights proposed development, cites health and environmental concerns

By Kayla Guilliams | September 7

Sarah Shore, who lives along Old NC Highway 86, said her property and livelihood would both be impacted by the development. “It would be 250 feet from ...

Numbers show over-policing in historically Black areas, and history tells more

By Elizabeth Moore | September 3

Historically Black neighborhoods in Chapel Hill have experienced disproportionate policing, but the numbers only tell part of the story. Gentrification ...

CHCCS receives $4.3 million grant from Oak Foundation to fund equity projects

By Maria Morava | September 3

The Students First: Equity Through Opportunity grant will focus on supporting students of color, English learners and students with disabilities. ...

Lumina Theater puts a 'Shine on Black Stories' with outdoor movie series

By Alexandra Smith | September 3

The Lumina Theater is hosting a series of outdoor movies to donate money to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Orange County maintains mass gathering limit despite Cooper's phase 2.5 announcement

By Sonia Rao | September 3

North Carolina will be moving into phase 2.5 of the state's "safer-at-home" order Friday at 5 p.m.

Carrboro Town Council confronts past and future of racial inequity in the town

By Graham Hill and Emmy Trivette | September 3

“We are in search of action, not words, for there is still so much work to be done,” council member Barbara Foushee said. “I’m raw, I’m angry, ...

Orange County Board of Commissioners returns to session with a packed agenda

By Guillermo Molero | September 3

The Orange County Board of Commissioners discussed commemorating the Voting Rights Act of 1965, decriminalizing marijuana and the county's response to ...

Orange County Arts Support Fund provides relief to local artists amid pandemic

By Brian Rosenzweig | September 3

Since April, the fund has provided $57,850 in over 100 grants for local artists and organizations. The Orange County Arts Commission said in a statement ...

Chapel Hill food delivery app economy sees influx of student workers amid pandemic

By Mattias Miller | September 2

UNC students are flocking to delivery platforms for employment after COVID-19 put their other job opportunities on hold, but it works better for some ...

New mural is set to liven up old pipes on Booker Creek Trail

By Trevor Moore | September 1

A new mural is being painted in Lower Booker Creek Tail in Chapel Hill to liven up cracked and worn-down pipes.

After three clusters and several Chapel Hill Police reports, eyes turn to Greek life

By Praveena Somasundaram and Cynthia Dong | August 31

Concerns about Greek life have circulated since UNC’s leadership announced the full reopening plan in May. And now that UNC is shutting down its residence ...