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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

Student Life

Campus community recognizes Intersex Awareness Day

By Celia McRae | October 26

Oct. 26 is internationally recognized Intersex Awareness Day, and the UNC LGBTQ Center will be telling students about what it means to be intersex.

On campus housing deadline moved up three months

By Allie Mobley and Harris Wheless | October 26

The deadline to apply for on-campus student housing moved from Feb. 7, last year’s deadline, to Nov. 27, and students are feeling the pressure.

Faculty Executive Committee discusses changes to background checks and salaries

By Nic Rardin | October 25

The Faculty Executive Committee met Monday to discuss plans for hiring and salary reform.

Survivors have many options in reporting sexual assault

By Katie Rice | October 25

The University's new sexual assault policy was created in 2014, and the Chapel Hill Police Department created its current policy in 2004. While these ...

The Graduate and Professional Federation voted on separating from the student body government Tuesday night.

GPSF asks for changes to ballot one week before vote on separation

By Madeleine Fraley | October 24

The student body will vote on Friday to decide whether student government and the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will split and become two ...

The Wilson Library displayed spooky stories for Halloween.

Wilson Library shares ghost stories with new collection

By Sarah Moore | October 24

Wilson Library is showcasing an exhibit on ghost stories and folklore in North Carolina.

Wilson Library to update the 'most beautiful room in North Carolina'

By Alexis Bell | October 24

Florence Fearrington, a 1958 UNC graduate and a rare book collector, gave the largest single gift UNC Libraries has ever received.

Research roundup for Oct. 24, 2016

By Cailyn Derickson and Sofia Edelman | October 24

UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health researchers recently found the number of violent deaths of pregnant women in North Carolina are higher than ...

The new Art& exhibit at the Ackland Art Museum.

Free coffee attracts students to Ackland Art Museum

By Lorcan Farrell | October 24

UNC’s campus art museum, the Ackland Art Museum, changed leadership over the summer, and along with the change comes a host of programs designed to ...

Gimghoul Castle, at the end of Gimghoul Rd. on north campus, is the heart of mystery and secrets for the rumored secret society.

Gimghoul Castle still a source of lore in Chapel Hill

By Ivy Ingle | October 19

Gimghoul Castle, located about a half a mile east of Davis Library, has been the source of many rumors and legends at UNC.

The School of Law at UNC recently hired six new faculty members.

UNC School of Law adjusting to new faculty

By Celia McRae | October 19

From hiring new faculty to planning for the future and opening communication, the UNC School of Law is growing into a more competitive school.

Mens basketball locker rooms cost approximately $5 million

By Madeleine Fraley | October 19

The men’s basketball team will spend this season in their new, multimillion-dollar locker rooms.

Located outside Rams Head Dining Hall, a sign prompts students to stay up to date on early voting.

Students encouraged to participate in early voting on Thursday

By Julia Faulkner | October 19

With early voting beginning Thursday, student organizations and the Orange County Board of Elections have been working to get students registered to vote ...

Halloween festivities on Franklin Street: Zombies crawled up and down the streets

With early Franklin Street closing, UNC to host Halloween events

By Danielle Bush | October 18

The clock will strike, but this time, not at midnight. This year on Halloween, Franklin Street will be closing at 10:30 p.m.

Abernethy Hall is collecting supplies for Hurricane Matthew relief efforts

UNC organizations part of hurricane relief efforts for Eastern N.C.

By Eva Ellenburg | October 17

Several organizations at UNC are leading relief efforts for areas of Eastern North Carolina that were most affected by Hurricane Matthew.

Leading up to November, professors navigate political discussion in classrooms

By Dominic Andrews | October 17

UNC students and faculty have been living in a heightened political climate lately due to the election in November, spurring debate about how politics ...

Jeff Lee, owner and beekeeper of Lee's Bees, removes a tray of bees from their hive.

Cause of increasing bee population around UNC is still unknown

By Malin Curry | October 17

More and more bee sightings have been reported in and around UNC's campus— especially in the Pit, where bees can be found scouting for sugary foods. ...

School of Dentistry's new dean will start work in January

By Kayla Drake | October 17

Faculty in the School of Dentistry are hopeful for the change their new dean will bring.

Ishan Munshi is part of the Best Buddies program, which pairs community members with disabilities to students at Carolina. Ishan recently started his new job at Cafe Carolina.

Best Buddies empowers community members through friendships

By Julia Faulkner | October 17

Visit Cafe Carolina on Saturday mornings for a studying pick-me-up and a warm interaction with the cafe’s new employee, Ishan Munshi.

UNC Learning Center hopes to help students, diagnosed or not

By Allie Mobley | October 17

The UNC Learning Center is spending October, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder awareness month, working to decrease stigma around the disorder. ...