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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

Student Life

The legacy of Virgins Family Band lives on in Dad & Dad

By Paige Connelly | February 29

Everyone on campus has noticed, at some point or another, the strategically placed “Virgins” stickers on trashcans, electrical boxes and light polls, ...

ESL students seek to navigate an English-speaking community

By Jamie Gwaltney | February 28

Resources at UNC aim to make the language transition for non-native English speakers easier, but they don’t address every challenge.

Rachel Guerra of the UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders spoke about body image at the Campus Y Friday afternoon as a part of the Feminist Friday series.

Feminist Friday celebrates all types of beauty

By Sophie Golden | February 28

Rachel Guerra, a research assistant at the UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders, said society has a skewed perception of eating disorders.

The TEDxUNC 2016 conference was held on Saturday afternoon in Memorial Hall with a speaker line up highlighting this year's theme of "Bodies: Being Human"

TEDxUNC inspires reflection

By Piper Anderson and Megan Stout | February 28

TEDxUNC returned to campus for its fifth year on Saturday to discuss the human body.

TEDx brings perspectives about bodies to campus

By Brinley Lowe | February 25

Saturday’s TEDxUNC conference brings the topic of the human body to the student body.

Caroline Ririe, Timmy Cooper, McKinley Pollock, members of a southern rock, alternative country band called Below the Line, share a laugh.

Below the Line couples music with friendship

By Peggy Mullin | February 25

Friends tend to come and go, but for sophomores Timmy Cooper, McKinley Pollock and Caroline Ririe, a five-year friendship gives them an edge as musicians. ...

As sirens sounded for a tornado warning, students and faculty ran for cover and left the Old Well void of people.

Tornad-whoa: DPS says everything went according to plan

By Aaron Redus | February 25

Harsh winds, cold rain and dark clouds heralded the arrival of conditions favorable for a tornado in Orange County Wednesday afternoon.

UNC 2015 graduate Sasha Seymore played varsity basketball for Carolina his senior year. Now he plays basketball for the Queen’s University Belfast in Ireland. (Courtesy of Sasha Seymore)

Luck of the Irish: Sasha Seymore starts a new path

By Piper Anderson | February 24

Sasha Seymore traversed the basketball court at UNC and is now traversing the world.

Members of UNC Real Food Challenge talked to students about what Real Food is and the group's goals for the semester in Davis Courtyard on Wednesday.

Students want real food to be real issue

By Natalie Conti | February 24

Only in recent years has the university known where the food they are serving comes from.

A new athletic facility could take over Belk Track

By Emily Wakeman | February 24

Fetzer Field’s Belk Track is facing its last years.

Student-founded frozen food company is heating up

By Amy Nelson | February 24

Seal the Seasons, a locally-sourced produce startup, will be stocked at local Whole Foods Markets in the upcoming weeks.

City planning should meet community needs, expert says

By Natalie Conti | February 24

City planning can be used to meet short and long-term community needs, Director of the Gulf Coast Community Design Studio David Perkes said Tuesday.

Co-chairs of Embody Carolina, Sarah Leck (left) and Briannen Arey, check the registration for a training session on dealing with eating disorders.

'It's supposed to be the best four years of your life:' managing an eating disorder in college is hard

By Colleen Moir | February 23

Being independent and surrounded by new peers in a new environment can be a dangerous combination for college students suffering from eating disorders. ...

Q&A with 2016 commencement speaker Anne-Marie Slaughter

By Jack Davis | February 23

Anne-Marie Slaughter is UNC’s spring 2016 commencement speaker. Slaughter is known for her work as an advocate for gender equality in the workplace ...

The Hamilton Fire Station before its scheduled remodel.

Missing the signs of something wrong

By Sara Salinas | February 22

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

Gary Griffin spent five years on Mississippi’s death row before having his sentence overturned.

Man freed from Mississippi death row: ‘Racism is still around’

By Blake Hoarty | February 22

After 23 years in prison and five years on Mississippi’s death row for murder, Gary Griffin is a free man.

Millennials choose experiences over possessions

By Morgan Vickers | February 22

In the month of February alone, UNC senior Conner Frank estimates that he spent $2,600 on experiences rather than on things.

Students weigh in: Are you a millennial who drinks wine?

By Megan Cross | February 22

According to NBC Chicago, millennials are responsible for drinking nearly half the wine consumed in the U.S. We asked students their thoughts on wine. ...

Eight proposals for Student Stores' future — including one from current management

By Anyssa Reddix | February 21

Proposals to manage the operations of Student Stores were due Thursday, and the review process has already started.

Saturday afternoon, Feb. 20, students gathered in Bingham for election protection training and to learn about primary polls. First-year Rebecca Price, sophomore Sebastian Hibbard, and junior Amanda Nunn sit among the other voters.

Workshop trains students to fight voter suppression

By Olivia Browning | February 21

Fifteen UNC students took part in election protection training Saturday in preparation for the March 15 North Carolina primary election.