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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

Linda Sarsour, a Muslim advocate and activist from New York, was the keynote speaker at Friday night's "MSA Live!" banquet.

MSA Live focused on memory of Deah, Yusor and Razan

By Jamie Gwaltney | October 17

The UNC Muslim Students Association put their own spin on Saturday Night Live with skits, a “Weekend Update” and a few political impressions at MSA ...

Kevin Jeffay, the Chair of the Department of Computer Science, is making steps to decrease the gender gaps within his department.

Departments attempting to break stigmas and foster more inclusion

By Katie Rice | October 17

This semester, there are 10,882 female and 7,740 male undergraduate students enrolled at UNC. Despite the higher number of women, some departments are ...

Student Fee Advisory Subcommittee asks business school to revise fee

By Natalie Conti | October 17

The Student Fee Advisory Subcommittee met on Friday afternoon to discuss proposals on student fees for business and biomedical engineering students and ...

The screening of the documentary, Raising Bertie, the night before UNC SWEAT's Rural Sustainability Summit.

Rural Sustainability Summit seeks to help communities

By Meredith Katibah | October 14

The first annual Rural Sustainability Summit will be held today.

Alexander Julian talks about his work in designing the argyle and Carolina blue for the university.

Alexander Julian remembers redesigning angels' halos

By Brinley Lowe | October 14

As a famous clothing designer, a Chapel Hill native, the son of clothing store owners and a UNC alumnus, it’s not hard to see why Alexander Julian has ...

Q&A with professor and commencement speaker Paul Cuadros

By Acy Jackson | October 13

The Daily Tar Heel: What does being names commencement speaker mean to you? Paul Cuadros: Well, it's a great honor to have been selected as speaker for ...

Bernard Bell, an entrepreneur-in-residence (left) looks on as Maverick Carter recounts the successes he's had.

Maverick Carter explains the business behind LeBron James

By Anish Bhatia | October 13

Maverick Carter brought his rags to riches story to students at UNC yesterday.

UNC delays early admission application deadline because of hurricane

By Charlotte Harris | October 13

Hurricane Matthew's recent sweep through the coast added to many students' stress of applying to colleges.

Latinx community pushes for its own center on campus

By Nic Rardin | October 13

On Wednesday, Latinx students brought their voices and experiences to the steps of South Building, where they demanded space, representation and support ...

Graham Lowder, member of the Young Democrats, participates in a debate against the College Republicans on Wednesday. The teams discussed issues including climate change, immigration, and higher education.

College Republicans and Young Democrats debated state and national policies

By Sarah Moore | October 13

In a debate Wednesday night, the College Republicans and Young Democrats agreed on several issues, including reforming immigration policy, increasing ...

Emma Johnson(left) and Hannah Petersen(right) were interviewed on their project "Our Story" event where survivors of sexual assault talk about their experiences.

Our Story shares stories of sexual assault survivors

By Ellie Little | October 13

The Great Hall in the Student Union was filled with chairs, teal ribbon decorations and a row of tissue boxes for Our Story, an interactive event for ...

The Tuition and Fee Advisory Taskforce meets to discuss various fees students pay for the university.

Students play important role in student fee changes

By Madeleine Fraley | October 13

When it comes to changing student fees at UNC, students’ voices play an early and important role.

CUAB brings back tradition of homecoming comedy show

By Brinley Lowe | October 13

This year’s Carolina Homecoming Weekend just got a little funnier.

Recent graduates moving away from Chapel Hill to cities like Durham

By Megan Royer | October 12

UNC student Mason Lantay wants Chapel Hill to be the next Silicon Valley.

Former NFL player Micheal Sam spoke at the Carolina Union on National Coming Out Day about what it meant to be the first openly gay player in the NFL.

Michael Sam speaks on National Coming Out Day: 'I will be the sword and shield'

By Celia McRae | October 12

Former professional football player Michael Sam discussed his experience being the first publicly gay player to be drafted in the NFL for National Coming ...

The University Day procession, including Chancellor Carol Folt and Student Body President Bradley Opere, makes its way from South Building to Memorial Hall.

Chancellor Folt announces new fundraising matching campaign

By Leah Moore | October 12

At the University Day ceremony Tuesday, Chancellor Carol Folt announced a campaign called Give For Good that aims to raise $20 million for scholarships ...

Residence hall renovations will last until at least next year

By Eva Ellenburg | October 12

Roofs and elevators in high-rise dorms are being redone as part of a series of UNC housing capital projects — major ventures that each cost over half ...

Student Congress meets with executive branch, discusses future of GPSF

By Aaron Redus | October 12

Student Congress met in full Tuesday night to hear messages from the executive branch and discuss the upcoming vote about the future of the Graduate and ...

Faculty Athletics Committee compares UNC athletes to NCAA study

By Ivy Ingle | October 12

The Faculty Athletics Committee met Tuesday to review student-athlete summer programs, surveys and a study by the NCAA.

The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies hosted “Resolved: Margaret Spellings should resign”, a debate in New West in January.

UNC has two debate clubs with different styles

By Anish Bhatia | October 12

The Carolina Debating Union and the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies uphold the mission of freedom of speech in very different ways.