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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Student Life

UNC student uses his past to launch an empathetic leadership program

By Joanna Kuang | September 14

Just 7 years ago, junior Amit Dodani was a timid eighth-grader, insecure about his speech impediment. The inability to speak in public became one of his ...

The UNC and Orange County chapters of Habitat for Humanity began building a home for a UNC health care worker and his daughter.

Habitat for Humanity receives grant to build UNC staff member's home

By Danielle Bush | September 14

UNC’s Habitat for Humanity chapter received a $20 thousand matching grant to supplement its fundraising efforts toward the building of a house ...

Cup crisis at Lenoir creates student confusion

By Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez | September 14

Coffee-loving students were taken by surprise when Carolina Dining Services temporarily relocated the to-go coffee cups from their regular location.

Lug-A-Jug event is more than a normal 6K

By Ashley Peterson | September 13

When the United Solar Initiative brainstormed ideas to fundraise for their nonprofit solar energy organization, they quickly had a unique idea ...

Peabody Hall houses UNC's School of Education.

Political banners outside Peabody removed with haste

By Abby Cantrell | September 13

Outside of Peabody Hall Sunday night, students stood in protest of the School of Education's silence on social justice issues that directly affect students. ...

Members of Phi Mu stand in front of their sorority house.

Anticipation and Elation: Bid Day 2017

By Cole del Charco | September 13

For the third year is a row, audio director Cole del Charco rushed sororities to get a taste of Greek life and the emotions surrounding Bid Day — when ...

Peter Williams discusses his life's artwork in response to personal experiences of racial and historical events as a part of the Hanes visiting artist lecture series on Sep. 12.

Peter Williams' art confronts America's racial issues

By Cy Neff | September 12

Around halfway into his speech Tuesday night, painter Peter Williams projected a photo of a tree with multiple lynching victims hanging from its limbs. ...

Tim Duane speaks about the scope of presidential power in environmental regulation

By Ramishah Maruf | September 12

Tim Duane, professor of environmental studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, gave a lecture Tuesday exploring the scopes and limits of presidential ...

Professor Alice Ammerman accepts award with a "Hamilton" inspired rap

By Suzanne Blake | September 12

UNC professor Alice Ammerman received the Thomas Jefferson award at Friday's Faculty Council meeting, where she accepted the honor with a “Hamilton” ...

UNC Stores held a reception to celebrate their grand reopening on Tuesday afternoon.

Students and UNC profit from new Student Stores' renovations

By Jerry Jiang | September 12

UNC celebrated the grand re-opening of the newly designed student stores with a ribbon cutting event complete with a colossal, multi-layer cake ...

UNC senior Samantha Paisley pours coffee at The Meantime Coffee Co., which is located in the Campus Y.

The Meantime Coffee Co. celebrates first birthday

By Kate Karstens | September 12

To celebrate its first year of operation, the house special at The Meantime Coffee Co. on Tuesday, Sept. 12 was a birthday cake latte. Purchasing one, ...

CarolinaGO keeps students engaged on the go

By Brooke Bauman | September 11

Carolina students are always on the go. With their preferred drink or snack in hand, Tar Heels can always be found weaving in and out of crowded walking ...

Individuals in ROTC and Chancellor Folt met at Kenan Memorial Football Stadium Monday morning to participate in a stair climb to commemorate 9/11.

16 years later, 2,076 steps for the first responders of 9/11

By Hannah Lang | September 11

Dozens of students and community members gathered at Kenan Memorial Stadium early Monday morning to complete the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Runners ...

Students and community members began a 24/7 demonstration at Silent Sam on Aug. 22.

Top four takeaways from the Faculty Council's first meeting

By Charlie McGee | September 10

The Faculty Council members met for the first time this school year Friday, tackling topics like Silent Sam and the Center for Civil Rights. ...

Connecting campus, community and state through the humanities

By Madeleine Fraley | September 10

Communities, conversation, creativity: these are the three legs of Carolina Public Humanities’ mission. Then there’s connection and collaboration, ...

WOTS: What are your concerns for hurricane Irma?

By Hannah Lang | September 10

All eyes are on Hurricane Irma as the storm cuts through the Southeast with torrential downpours and triple-digit wind speeds. While the storm is ...

New treadmills in Davis allow students to exercise while they study

By Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez | September 7

Students no longer have to choose between exercising and studying thanks to the new treadmill desks in Davis, which allow students to study or work ...

Young Democrats open conversation on Silent Sam

By Charlie McGee | September 6

When the UNC Young Democrats hosted a discussion Wednesday night on the recent tensions regarding Silent Sam, American studies professor Michelle ...

A noise demonstration was held outside South Building on Wednesday afternoon. Demonstrators used drums, pots, pans and noise makers to protest the Silent Sam statue on campus.

Students continue to make noise about Silent Sam

By Lorcan Farrell | September 6

“If we don’t get no justice, you don’t get no peace,” was the chant ringing out from a crowd of protesters gathered on the steps of the South ...

The P2P has been around for 25 years. Photo by Lauren McCay.

P2P Express celebrates 25 year anniversary

By Jacob Hancock | September 6

The Point-To-Point Express is celebrating its 25th year in operation this school year, and the celebration includes many new gifts for students.