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UNC women's soccer defeats Santa Clara, 1-0, in the second round of the NCAA tournament

| November 22

Student Life

Lenoir to 'Feed 5,000' for free

By David Doochin | October 22

To promote sustainability, Carolina Dining Services plans to feed thousands — for free.

Morehead nominations accessible to more students

By Bri Cotton | October 22

Though originally limited to in-state students, the Morehead-Cain Scholarship is growing increasingly accessible to students all over the U.S. — ...

Students gather in the Student Union to discuss need-based aid at UNC.

UNC students tell stories of need-based aid

By Noelle Wells | October 22

Freshman Hiren Gihwala could go to UNC without financial aid, but the aid he received gave him the stability he needed to take advantage of other opportunities ...

Student DJ holds second silent protest of Deep End's Country Night

By Gabriella Cirelli | October 22

Deep End Bar is beginning to grow another group of regulars on Tuesday nights. But these students aren't there for “Country Night.”A second silent ...

UNC Student Congress Finance Committee debates stipend fairness

By Olivia Bane | October 22

Stipends were the main topic of discussion at Tuesday night’s Student Congress finance committee meeting.

Roderick Gladney (right) helps recruit new members during Carolina Cupboard's opening week of events in the Pit on Monday .

On-campus food pantry Carolina Cupboard set to launch Friday

By Katie Kilmartin | October 21

On Friday, the basement of Avery Residence Hall will be the site of a food pantry for hungry, low-income students.

Students split on policy protecting Rita Balaban's unmasking

By Katie Reeder | October 21

Economics professor Rita Balaban has no regrets, and the general opinion around campus seems to be that she doesn’t need them.

Emmy Awards honor 4 UNC grads

By Trey Flowers | October 15

Two pairs of UNC graduates took home Emmy awards at the 35th annual awards show this year for their work with The Guardian and National Public Radio.

Carolina For the Kids limits overhead costs

By Sam Shaw | October 14

Carolina For the Kids Foundation, formerly known as Dance Marathon, plays it straight with their fundraising.

Athletic dining services now limited to football

By Cain Twyman | October 14

UNC football players can now text their breakfast orders in to chefs and pick them up from the Kenan Football Center on the way to class.

UNC freshman, Julia Thompson, has organized an event called Pizza In The Pit in an effort to raise awareness about Cystic Fibrosis. She began the program as a result of the loss of her older sister to the disease in January of this year. The event will take place October 14th at 7PM.

Research dollars lag for cystic fibrosis

By Amanda Albright | October 14

When she was younger, Julia Thompson watched her sister Rachel suffer from cystic fibrosis and promised herself she would one day find a cure.

UNC Dance Marathon changes name

By David Doochin | October 14

UNC Dance Marathon is getting an identity makeover.

Millennials marrying later in life

By Sara Svehla | October 14

The millennial generation is putting off marriage until later in life — and the delay is at a record high, according to a recent Pew Research Center ...

New 15 minute class change time will begin spring semester

By Rebecca Brickner | October 13

Starting this spring semester, classes meeting Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will be held 15 minutes apart as opposed to the current 10-minute interval ...

NC senate candidates debate over student loans

By Anica Midthun | October 13

As student loan debt skyrockets, support is growing nationwide for legislation that allows students to refinance loans to ease their financial burden. ...

Junior Madison Farr works to prepare the soil for planting. Southern States of Carborro provided plants and tools for the project. Farr hopes the improved landscape will add some color to the Yogurt Pump's entrance.

YoPo student employees beautify West Franklin

By Shuyan Huang | October 13

The fall chill and scattered rain did not stop volunteers from redoing the landscaping in front of Yogurt Pump on West Franklin Street Sunday.

Shavon Flowers (left) and Meghan Eisenhardt, a sophomore undecided major from Greensboro, work at Granville Towers. Both have worked there since September 2013, Eisenhardt as a desk attendant and Flowers as a receptionist.

Student workers grapple with effects of low wages

By Nick Niedzwiadek | October 10

UNC senior Samantha McCormick held a minimum wage job at $7.25 an hour as an office assistant at Parker Residence Hall for more than two years.

Dozen Doughnut Dash fights cancer with doughnuts

By Melody Jiang | October 9

If a man in a hot dog costume is scarfing down a dozen doughnuts at the Old Well on Saturday morning, do not be alarmed — he is probably participating ...

Professor Rita Balaban stands with the two masks she removed from streakers who interrupted her class on Thursday.

Masked streakers interrupt Economics 101 lecture

By Sara Salinas | October 9

A lecture hall full of economics students was exposed to a different type of curve during Thursday’s class.

Contextualized grades to now appear on UNC transcripts

By Liz Bell | October 9

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