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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

Injured Energy Services employee wasn't expected to be in Dey Hall electrical vault

By Sofia Edelman | April 19

On Jan. 20, a fire in the electrical vault of Dey Hall caused power outages in buildings across central campus.

Maymester turns 10 years old this summer

By Harris Wheless | April 19

Despite summer not technically starting until mid-June, Summer School at UNC will kick off on May 11 — starting the 10th year of the Maymester program. ...

Student musicians grapple with how to spend their summers

By Leah Moore | April 19

During the summer, student bands and musicians find themselves faced with a daunting decision between going on tour or working an internship or job.

(left) Rob Haisfield, (top) Eric Clayton, (middle) Anna Hughes, (bottom) Micah Stubbs and (right) Jacob Rosenberg perform comedy.

It's not the last laugh: A year after The Minor, UNC comedy still thrives

April 18

Glory hole reviews on Yelp, Waffle House debates on the gender of God and dead bodies in the basement of Gardner Hall were only some of the topics UNC’s ...

Navigating the steps to a psychological underload at UNC

By Sara Salinas | April 18

Editor’s note: This story is the fourth in aserieschronicling mental health issues on a college campus through a central character, a UNC junior who ...

UNC ranks in top 10 among best public schools for African-Americans

By Belle Hillenburg | April 18

This month, UNC was named the ninth best public university for African-American students in the nation by Essence and MONEY magazines.

UNC Hospitals opened Jason Ray Transplant Clinic to honor former student and UNC mascot.

UNC dedicates transplant clinic to former Rameses mascot Jason Ray

By Blake Hoarty | April 18

Nine years after Jason Ray’s life unexpectedly ended, UNC commemorated the former Rameses mascot by dedicating the UNC Hospitals Jason Ray Transplant ...

Send Silence Packing raises awareness by placing backpacks in Polk Place to represent the 1,100 students who commit suicide a year.

Backpacks bring awareness to suicide, mental health

By Morgan Howard | April 18

Send Silence Packing came to campus Monday to spark discussion about suicide prevention and mental health.

New dean of UNC's School of Education will be Fouad Abd-El-Khalick

By Jane Wester | April 18

UNC announced today that the new dean of the School of Education will be Fouad Abd-El-Khalick, who currently works at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ...

Robbery victim questions Alert Carolina's speed after armed robbery

By Dylan Tastet | April 17

An Ehringhaus resident was robbed at gunpoint behind his residence hall early Friday morning, according to police reports

Former UNC student and performer Chase Rice performs as a part of the 2016 Jubilee hosted by the Carolina Union Activities Board. Rice performed in Carmichael Arena after the Spring Game.

Rice returns for jubilant performance

By Paige Connelly | April 17

A sea of Carolina Blue and cowboy boots gathered in Carmichael Arena on Saturday night to see country star Chase Rice headline the 2016 Jubilee concert. ...

Junior Bronwyn Fadem recently started beekeeping to help protect the honeybee population.

'Just being in the bees'

By Maria Prokopowicz | April 17

UNC students and faculty alike have found solace in an insect many tend to run from — bees.

Vice President's Cancer Moonshot panel includes 2 experts from UNC

By Piper Anderson | April 17

Two UNC professors are going to the moon — figuratively, that is.

Gracie the golden retriever donates time, blood and love

By Audrey Leynaud | April 17

Senior Winne Wang and her golden retriever, Gracie, are changing the world one paw at a time.

Library website collects Silent Sam’s history

By Natalie Conti | April 14

University archivists are encouraging students to look back at the history surrounding Silent Sam.

Provost's office checks up on lectures

By Dylan Tastet | April 14

This story is part of aseriesfrom The Daily Tar Heel examining the more than 70 reforms the University has said were made since information about the ...

Panel makes non-visible disabilities visible

By Brinley Lowe | April 14

UNC students sought to teach their peers that disability is a form of diversity on Thursday.

Activist CeCe McDonald answers a question posed by a member of student group the UNControllables. McDonald spoke to an audience at UNC about her work in prison abolition activism as well as her own experiences as a black transgender woman in prison.

Trans woman of color talks race, prison and survival

By Emily Perry | April 13

CeCe McDonald is a trans woman of color, and in 2011, she was aggressively pursued by a neo-Nazi, transphobic man. After defending herself and killing ...

Honor Court penalties for DWI vary

By Bradley Saacks | April 13

Two UNC students can be arrested for the same crime, go through the same Honor Court proceedings and receive completely different punishments.

Dr. Smithies, Nobel Prize winner and UNC professor, spoke at a ceremony in Davis library honoring his and Dr. Sancar's achievements, a fellow UNC professor and Nobel Prize winner.

Nobel Prize medals go on display in Davis Library

By Cailyn Derickson | April 13

On Wednesday, the first floor of Davis Library was filled with students, but instead of having their eyes glued to laptop screens or textbooks, the students ...