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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

Hundreds co-sign letter asking UNC to pay campus RAs through the semester

By Maddie Ellis | March 24

After receiving an email stating that their positions will be terminated on April 1, a group of resident advisers wrote a letter to Carolina Housing, ...

'It’s a labor of love': Bonnie Hauser to join Orange County Board of Education

By Elsa Karcher | March 24

This story is the first of a series featuring the newly elected members of the Orange County Schools Board of Education.

COVID-19 fallout could alter town budget schedules and funding priorities

By Victoria Johnson | March 24

To limit the spread of COVID-19, or coronavirus, the Town of Chapel Hill has canceled all advisory board, commission and town council meetings until further ...

'Restaurants need guests to survive': New food hub supports Carrboro businesses

By Audrey Selley | March 23

“The problem was immediate, and it was our responsibility to find a solution for the problem,” Tom Raynor, founder of Carroboro United, said. “We ...

CHCCS partners with community members to feed hungry students during school closings

By Elsa Karcher | March 23

CHCCS community members are working hard to ensure that students dependent on food from school get what they need.

Cooper orders majority of facilities in the state to close

By Anna Pogarcic | March 23

Gov. Cooper is requiring the majority of retail locations, aside from grocery stores, to close starting this week to encourage social distancing.

Here's how supermarkets are working to limit the spread of COVID-19

By Brittany McGee | March 22

Large grocery store chains like Trader Joe's, Harris Teeter and Whole Foods Market are making accommodations for customers and employees alike to combat ...

'What does this mean for us?': RAs and other student employees feel COVID-19's impact

By Maddie Ellis | March 22

On March 17, the University announced that residence halls would be closed for the rest of the semester for students without exemptions, as UNC makes ...

Delivery company Takeout Central is working with local restaurants to keep business up

By Elizabeth Egan | March 22

Takout Central is trying to help Chapel Hill restaurants make it through the pandemic with a new discount option.

Here's how a UNC alum and CHCCS student addressed coronavirus needs in their community

By Jordan Barish | March 22

UNC alum Lex Coelho and her sister Amelie created Chapel Hill Community Post last week to serve as a forum for both needs and offers that community members ...

State and local governments respond to the economic impact of COVID-19

By Michael Taffe | March 20

"We're hoping that landlords can be patient with businesses and wait for federal relief to come."

Food assistance programs continue to serve seniors in the face of COVID-19 outbreak

By Meredith Radford | March 20

Providing food to those who need it while protecting those who are at the highest risk of getting COVID-19 is the top priority for these organizations. ...

Four cases of COVID-19 identified in Orange County

By Michael Taffe | March 20

Four cases of COVID-19 — also known as coronavirus — have been identified in Orange County according to the North Carolina Department of Health and ...

North Carolina Congressman David Price marches with protestors as they make their way through Raleigh during the 2016 Women's March in protest of the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States.

Here's what you need to know about the COVID-19 relief package

By Brent Van Vliet | March 19

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act will focus on providing paid sick leave and unemployment benefits to those impacted by the economic conditions ...

UNC Hospitals develops COVID-19 testing kits, responds to pandemic

By Allie Kelly | March 19

With 97 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in North Carolina, the UNC Hospital System is testing patients for the virus and working to support the medical professionals ...

Chapel Hill Transit to offer weekend bus service starting in August

By Lilly Clark | March 19

The Town of Chapel Hill adopts a plan for the Chapel Hill Transit to offer full weekend bus service by August while also bringing high-frequency transit ...

CDC awards North Carolina $13.8 million to fight COVID-19

By Guillermo Molero | March 19

With the receipt of $2.2 billion dollars following approval of the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act earlier in March, ...

Student activism: The evolution of the antiwar movement at colleges across the state

By Sofia Lesnewski | March 18

At several colleges across North Carolina, antiwar sentiment has transformed the role of activism both on and off-campus and will continue to prompt student ...

'Everyone has to eat': How to help Orange County amidst the coronavirus crisis

By Audrey Selley | March 18

During this period of uncertainty due to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 outbreak, there remains great opportunity to come together to help fellow community ...

'It is uncharted territory': Maintaining mental health during social distancing

By Maydha Devarajan | March 18

As the University and government are encouraging people to distance themselves socially, students look toward alternative resources to protect their mental ...