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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

UNC senior Joseph Han, a former beauty consultant, travels the world spending weekends abroad in places like the Philippines.

Joe Han: UNC’s most interesting man alive

By Erin Wygant | April 7

Joseph Han never has a Monday.

Fraternities and sororities team up to combat sexual assault at UNC

By Jack Davis | April 7

Greek organizations are bringing the national “It’s On Us” campaign to Chapel Hill to raise money and awareness for sexual assault for the Orange ...

Board of Governors withholds $1 million because UNC exceeded out-of-state cap

By David Doochin | April 6

For two years straight, UNC has exceeded the cap on how many out-of-state students it can admit. In March, the Board of Governors decided to withhold ...

Senior geology major Michelle Gavel participates in the counter-protest against anti-abortion group the Genocide Awareness Project. Gavel was invited to protest the display by friends with shared views, and expresses disappointment in GAP's return to campus.

Anti-abortion group compares abortion to genocide in Polk Place

By Sofia Edelman | April 6

Depictions of aborted fetuses and genocide victims filled Polk Place Wednesday. Protest signs and passionate debates soon followed.

Rumors about assault on mascot prove to be untrue

By Natalie Conti | April 6

He didn’t get punched.

Points for Pizza: App rewards students for staying off their phones in class

By Piper Anderson | April 6

If students put their phones away for long enough, they can earn Franklin Street discounts.

Protestors encamped on Abele Quad eat dinner before the sun sets over Duke University on Monday evening. Volunteer faculty and organizations such as the Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs donated seventeen tents, food and other supplies to the protesters.

Protesters at Duke stage sit-in

By Shweta Mishra | April 6

On August 30, 2014, Duke University traffic controller Shelvia Underwood found herself rolling off the hood of a Porsche onto the ground, assailed by ...

Students aren't using lawyers in Honor Court cases

By Kelly Jasiura | April 5

A state law that took effect at UNC in 2014 allowed students to use attorneys or non-attorney advocates in non-academic honor court cases.

'Look at the lives of everyone'

By Sofia Edelman | April 5

History professor Jim Leloudis came of age at the tail end of the civil rights and women’s rights movements. Listening to people who might otherwise ...

UNC Student Body President Bradley Opere gives his inaugural address on Tuesday, April 5th minutes after he is officially sworn in.

Bradley Opere sworn in as student body president

By Nic Rardin | April 5

Friends and families came to witness student government pass the torch on Tuesday to its 2016-17 members –– including newly sworn-in Student Body ...

The Women's Rugby team is going to the national championship game but has to raise the money to get there.

Kenya Hairston(left), a Psychology major from Class of 2017, Bridget Sheridan(middle), a freshman majors in Biology, and Amy Alam(left), double major in Psychology and Biology from Class of 2018, are raising the money for their team on campus on Apr.5.

Lemonade and cookies are not enough for the Women's Rugby team

By Jamie Gwaltney | April 5

UNC’s Women’s Rugby Football club has a chance at competing in their own national tournament if they can raise enough money to get there.

School of Education class creates website to help Detroit teachers

By Blake Hoarty | April 4

A UNC School of Education class is trying to help out teachers in need several states away.

UNC Student Body President Houston Summers' term ends April 5th.

Houston Summers looks back on a year in office

By Felicia Bailey | April 4

On Thursday, Student Body President Houston Summers stood in front of an oversized piece of paper listing all the issues he’s worked on in the past ...

What song represents UNC basketball?

By Nicola McIrvine | April 4

In honor of the national championship game, staff writer Nicola McIrvine asked fans in the Pit which song they think typifies UNC basketball.

Christian Reyes climbs a rock wall on campus. Campus Recreation has now provided students with the option to auto belay when climbing so that barriers for new climbers are removed.

Climbing walls get self-serve option to welcome beginners

By Rebekah Guin | April 4

The Campus Recreation climbing walls have now added the option to auto belay to remove barriers for new climbers.

Students around campus: Who is your favorite player and why?

By Harris Wheless | April 4

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Students begging for class cancellations after championship game get mixed results

By Acy Jackson | April 4

The NCAA men’s basketball championship game occupied UNC students’ minds Monday — but for some, the stress of a looming test took over the celebratory ...

Ask a Dance Marathon dancer: How do you feel with only one hour left?

By Terrance Hudson | April 3

UNC Dance Marathon, a 24-hour event sponsored by Carolina For the Kids to raise money for UNC Children's Hospital, took place from 6:30 p.m. Friday to ...

Dance Marathon raises its own bar with $44,000 fundraising increase

By Nic Rardin | April 3

The 2016 UNC Dance Marathon broke their own record, raising $44,000 more than 2015’s event.

All-female hackathon aim towards creating an encouraging environment for women of all skill levels to pursue their interests in technology.

Pearl Hacks holds a Sponsor Fair from 11AM to 1PM at the lower lobby in Sitterson Hall on Apr.2.

Hackathon inspires women in technology

By Olivia Schaber | April 3

High school and college women across the region came to Sitterson Hall on April 2 and April 3 for the third annual Pearl Hacks hackathon.