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Q&A with Il Palio executive chef Teddy Diggs on college cooking tips

By Rachel Herzog | September 8

The Il Palio restaurant at Chapel Hill’s Siena Hotel might be undergoing renovations, but that hasn’t stopped executive chef Teddy Diggs from keeping ...

The Dozen Donut Dash began at the Old Well on Friday morning in September 2015. Participants had to run 2.5 miles before eating a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts and running another 1.5 miles. The race raises awareness and support for cancer patients.

Dozen Doughnut Dash raises thousands for cancer center

By Ashlen Renner | September 8

The smell of sugary glaze filled the air as the first of the 480-dozen Krispy Kreme doughnuts were unpacked.

Opinion: English 105 should teach gender- sensitive language

September 4

English 105 is the only class at UNC that every single student has to take during their first year.

Students bid on bikes that were confiscated and abandoned on campus. The APO auction raises money for local charities.

DPS and Alpha Phi Omega pedal together for charity

By Blake Hoarty | September 3

The Department of Public Safety confiscates abandoned bikes on campus — and with help from Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity, those bikes end up ...

New sorority members received their bids, rushed to houses to celebrate

By Cole del Charco | September 3

Sorority houses covered in decorations and brand-new sorority members sprinting to the houses: Bid Day, which marked the end of Panhellenic Council sorority ...

Kania lawsuit amended, now includes former student's mother

By Bradley Saacks and Sarah Vassello | September 2

Charged with three counts of second-degree murder, UNC junior Chandler Kania was unsuccessful in his bid for reduced bail at his Orange County Courthouse ...

Conservatives criticize 9/11 class at UNC

By Rebecca Brickner | September 2

The first-year seminar English 72: Literature of 9/11 has become a national controversy after freshman Alec Dent criticized the course in an article for ...

Student Congress confronts money, energy questions

By Cain Twyman | September 2

Despite the daunting list of bills presented at Tuesday’s Student Congress meeting, there was very little debate among representatives.

Underwater hockey team splashes into new season

By Blake Hoarty | September 1

“It’s a very intense sport — you’re under the water so you have to see people seeing from all three dimensions — from above, from below and ...

Uber offers student drivers flexibility, independence in part-time jobs

By Elizabeth Harvell | September 1

A business student and sorority member by day, Tracy Winston moonlights as an Uber driver.

Swipe right: UNC men 10th hottest in the country on Tinder

By Christine Bang | September 1

According to Tinder, Americans are DTF with UNC guys.

Letter: Sexual assault article was unfair to UNC

September 1

In your article published on Aug. 27, “A year later, more communication needed for sexual assault policy,” we think your headline and graphic were ...

Letter: UNControllables not like all anarchists

September 1

Since UNC’s anarchist group, the UNControllables, seems to be getting a lot of attention around campus lately, I feel obligated to let students know ...

Rules for domestic drones on UNC campus unveiled

By Mona Bazzaz | September 1

It’s been a while since birds and planes were the only objects capable of lurking in the sky.

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School Media and Journa

Journalism school officially renamed — with light show

By Ashlen Renner | August 31

UNC's journalism school celebrated its new name on Friday with a light show across the front of Carroll Hall, a disc jockey and cake.

Contextualized grading in focus groups

By Jonathan Ponciano | August 31

Faculty and student government-led focus groups will continue the contextualized transcript debate this fall.

"Punk in Anarchism, Anarchism in Punk" discussion to kick off UNControllables' Radical Rush

By Trevor Lenzmeier | August 30

The Ramones broke up two decades ago, Iggy Pop is rounding seventy years old and the modern layman’s conception of punk music is likely limited to Blink-182 ...