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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

Student donates blood at the Blood Donation Center at UNC Hospital on Tuesday afternoon

Donating platelets: the easiest way to save a life

By Macon Gambill | June 8

Facing the annual hemorrhage of the student body during the summer months, the UNC Healthcare Blood Donation Center is scrambling to recruit student donors ...

Students Brittany Newby and Brian O'Donnell became the first graduates of the PATHSS, Project Achieve for Transitioning High School Students, program on June 1st.

23 years later, campus says goodbye to Daily Grind

By Sofia Edelman | June 8

“I associate the Daily Grind with my undergraduate career.” Graduate Tate Waddell said in the absence of clubs and fraternities, The Daily Grind ...

Provost reviews searches for deans with Faculty Executive Committee

By Dominic Andrews | June 6

At Monday’s Faculty Executive Committee meeting, members listened to Provost James Dean discuss the search for dean vacancies and financial planning. ...

During the commencement ceremony of the PATHSS program, students gave presentations about themselves and their involvement.

Program for helping students transition celebrates first graduation

By Julia Faulkner | June 6

The Project Achieve for Transitioning High School Students (PATHSS) celebrated its very first graduating class with a commencement ceremony last Thursday. ...

Stephanie Kim, a sophomore student, buys coffee from barista Mariko Davison at the Daily Grind located in the student store.

The Daily Grind Espresso Cafe will close June 10

By Sofia Edelman | June 3

The Daily Grind Espresso Café will close June 10 after more than 20 years of business on campus. The café was previously set to close on June 24.

Faculty athletics committee studies patterns of student-athletes

By Jamie Gwaltney | June 1

By Jamie Gwaltney University Editor In the faculty athletics committee meeting on Tuesday, members reviewed a study on patterns within classes taken by ...

Faculty make steps towards longer contracts

By Jamie Gwaltney | June 1

After UNC’s Faculty Council and Faculty Forward, an advocacy group separate from the University, worked towards ensuring longer contracts for fixed ...

Martin Brinkley took the stage as the fourteenth dean of the UNC School of Law in June 2015.

UNC law school dean sets sights on future

By Jamie Gwaltney | June 1

Whether it is for his speaking classical Greek and Latin or wearing a bow tie every day, Martin Brinkley has made a name for himself as he approaches ...

Departments voice concerns over HB2

By Dominic Andrews | June 1

House Bill 2 has drawn its most recent critic – University Academic Departments.

UNC professor among petitioners against Donald Trump

By Dominic Andrews | June 1

Over 450 U.S. writers initiated a stand against Donald Trump by signing a petition in direct opposition to him.

Alert Carolina makes major changes to system

By Anna Freeman | June 1

The Department of Public Safety is debuting the “One Button” system change to Alert Carolina towards the end of this summer.

Board of Trustees discusses Alert Carolina, renovations and applied sciences

By Jamie Gwaltney and Dominic Andrews | May 25

The Board of Trustees convened on May 18 and 19 for their May meetings. Members heard presentations across many topics, including the University’s security ...

Q&A with recipient of National Medal of Technology and Innovation

By Anna Freeman | May 25

UNC Chemistry professor Joseph DeSimone was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation by President Barack Obama on May 19.

The UNC Women's Tennis team defeated Eastern Tennessee State University on Friday the 13th in the NCAA Tournament and advanced to play Northwestern on Saturday.

As Student Stores transition nears, plans solidify

By Sofia Edelman | May 18

Nearly three weeks after it was announced Barnes and Noble College would take over management of UNC Student Stores, the management transition process ...

UNC student petitions for self-defense LFIT

By Anna Freeman | May 18

A UNC student is petitioning the Department of Exercise and Sport Science to offer a new lifetime fitness foundation course, known as LFIT, focused in ...

CAPS hires four new workers to connect students to community

By Colleen Moir | May 18

UNC’s Counseling and Psychological services will have four new post-doctoral social workers in the fall.

Carolina Cupboard expands in size and variety

By Dominic Andrews | May 18

Carolina Cupboard, the on campus food pantry, will move to a bigger location for the upcoming school year.

The "Don't ditch it. Donate it!" program set up donation stations in residence halls all over campus for spring move-out (courtesy of Debbie Bousquet).

Donation stations encourage students to donate their belongings

By Dominic Andrews | May 11

“Don’t ditch it. Donate it.” The goal for the Department of Housing and Residential Education has been to encourage students to donate their unwanted ...

UNC Hillel looks for new Rabbi

By Sofia Edelman | May 11

After a school year with Ariel Naveh as the rabbi of UNC Hillel, the organization is looking for his replacement.

South campus parking deck might get a makeover

By Sofia Edelman | May 11

South Campus might soon have a new, greener sight.