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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

Food for Hunger Lunch is now being provided by Roots Bistro.

New vendor brings cornbread back to Hunger Lunch

By Ivy Ingle | October 5

Hunger Lunch is now partnering with Franklin Street restaurant, Roots Bistro, to bring more variety to the food they offer.

Alarms go off in Davis Library, but no fire

By Acy Jackson | October 3

A fire alarm went off around noon on Monday at Davis Library. Department of Public Safety spokesperson Randy Young said the Chapel Hill Fire Department ...

A photo illustration recreates a catcalling incident in front of Spencer Residence Hall.

'Trying not to attract attention' — catcalling is a prevalent issue at UNC

By Felicia Bailey | October 3

On Sept. 22, UNC student Victoria Wooten was catcalled near Spencer Residence Hall.

Sensai Nagatomo engages a diverse range of competitors at a UNC Shotokan Karate tournament Saturday afternoon.

'You can't turn your mind off' — UNC Shotokan Karate Club hosts Gasshuku

By Charlotte Thompson | October 3

This past weekend, UNC Shotokan Karate, a student organization, hosted the Annual Fall Gasshuku, a three day South Atlantic Karate Affiliation camp.

Panel draws comparison with historic riots to events in Charlotte

By Brinley Lowe | October 3

After a Playmakers Repertory Company performance of Detroit ’67 Saturday, panelists weighed in on how race relations and police brutality are still ...

Course evaluations at UNC could become public

By Kayla Drake | October 3

Course evaluations may soon be redesigned — and the course feedback could become public to all students.

Bicyclist hit by car on Stadium Drive Sunday

By Jamie Gwaltney | October 2

At 1:17 this afternoon, a bicyclist was struck by a car on Stadium Drive. Michael John, a media relations manager for the University, said the incident ...

Rita Moreno talks about her experience immigrating to the United States.

Rita Moreno is a testament of resilience in her keynote speech

By Eva Ellenburg | October 1

Rita Moreno is the first and only Latina Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony winner.

Dylan Russell, president of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, updates members on their proposed separation from Student Congress on Tuesday in Rosenau Hall at the Gillings School of Global Public Health.

Rights of graduate and professional students will be protected by new bill

By Eva Ellenburg | September 30

Students in graduate and doctoral programs will soon have a Bill of Rights.

Reyna Grande, a visiting author, gave a lecture Thursday evening in Wilson Library about Hispanic Heritage month.

Author Reyna Grande discusses struggles of crossing US border

By Dhvani Bhatia | September 30

Reyna Grande shared her story of the many physical and metaphorical borders she has crossed in her life — including the US/Mexico border.

Carolina Dining Services put up a plaque in the front of Rams Dining Hall in memory of Garrett Watson.

Dining hall worker dies after 44 years at UNC

By Meredith Katibah | September 30

Garrett Watson gave students more than just a meal card swipe experience.

Allen Artis, surrounded by his lawyer and parents, speaks to the media after his court appearance.

Lawyer for Allen Artis says he 'cannot possibly get a fair hearing' through Title IX

By Acy Jackson | September 29

UNC football player Allen Artis repeated the phrase “I did not rape her” five times Thursday outside the Orange County Courthouse.

UNC alumni support student protests against police brutality

By Celia McRae | September 29

When Carmen Scott, a UNC class of 2002 graduate, saw students protesting police brutality at Saturday's football game against Pittsburgh, she was inspired ...

Student Congress met Tuesday evening in the Genome Science Building

Student Congress creates gender-neutral Student Code

By Anish Bhatia | September 29

Student Congress has made it their mission to focus on diversity this year.

UNC researchers hope to tackle medical non-adherence with app

By Sophie Troyer | September 29

UNC researchers in the Campus Y are creating an app that seeks to eliminate medical non-adherence, or not following prescribed medical treatments.

New lactation rooms will make campus more accessible

By Charlotte Harris | September 29

Facilities Services has revised the UNC Design Guidelines so all new construction and major renovation projects must include a designated lactation space, ...

Maurice Grier (near left) and Donavan Dicks stand with arms linked as they reach the end of their demonstration line in the bottom of Lenoir to protest police brutality.

Die-in over police brutality staged at Lenior Dining Hall

By Sofia Edelman | September 29

Protestors against police brutality locked arms in the Lenoir Mainstreet Wednesday and, one by one, fell to the floor after sophomore Jerome Simpson yelled, ...

Residence halls to stay open during Thanksgiving and spring break

By Sarah Moore | September 29

The Department of Housing and Residential Education announced via email Tuesday that residence halls and Ram Village will be open for students during ...

Susan King, the Dean of the School of Media and Journalism, spoke first at the First Amendment Day opening ceremony.

First Amendment Day panel addresses use of trigger warnings

By Brinley Lowe | September 28

Student panelists debated if UNC should support trigger warnings, safe spaces and regulation of free speech on First Amendment Day at the panel “Trigger ...

UNC Hospitals are expanding their area and also becoming more crowded.

Increasing need for health care means expansion for UNC Health Care

By Jamie Gwaltney | September 28

The stretch of Manning Drive where UNC Hospitals is located is the densest mile in North Carolina by population, Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger said. ...