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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

Deborah Crowder responds to NCAA allegations

By Acy Jackson | March 10

Deborah Crowder, who was named in the second Amended Notice of Allegations from the NCAA as administering fake classes for the African and Afro-American ...

UNC Young Democrats held a debate between the two Student Body President candidates.

SBP election held today with two candidates and several write-ins

By Brinley Lowe | March 10

After eight complaints, two injunctions, seven hearings and two candidate disqualifications, the student body president election will happen today, almost ...

Melanie Elturk talks Haute Hijab and the intersection between religion and business

By Will Arrington | March 10

One of the world’s leading authorities in Islamic fashion told a group of students Thursday night to take risks and have guts in pursuing their entrepreneurial ...

Art exhibit at Morehead Planetarium shows connection between science and art

By Tiffani Gibbs | March 10

On Thursday evening, Beautiful Brain: Neuroscience+Art was held at the Morehead Planetarium.

UNC Student Supreme Court rejects appeal

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 9

The UNC Student Supreme Court rejected an appeal, saying the plaintiff, sophomore Will Hopping, did not provide enough evidence to show the UNC Board ...

Ana Sofia Nuñez, an immigration attorney from Raleigh, discusses House Bill 63 and immigrants' rights on Wednesday during a panel on the topic of undocumented immigrants.

Teach-in series hosts panel on issues facing state's undocumented students and workers

By Harris Wheless | March 9

Panelists discussed immigration and documentation in the Undocumented Students and Workers in North Carolina panel discussion held Wednesday.

Carrie Mae Weems will be Carolina Performing Arts' artist in residence

By Jacob Hancock | March 9

Carolina Performing Arts has invited Carrie Mae Weems to be an artist in residence for the next few years.

Neil Hammerschlag captured a high-definition photo of reef sharks swimming with fish. (Photo courtesy of Neil Hammerschlag)

Q&A with biology professor John Bruno on decline of fish in coral reefs

By Neecole Bostick | March 9

A study done by researchers at UNC has shown that up to 90 percent of predatory fish in coral reefs around the Bahamas, United States, Cuba, Mexico and ...

Aurora Fulp and other UNC students currently in Sevilla took a program excursion to Madrid Feb. 16-18. Photo Courtesy of Aurora Fulp

EU proposes limiting free visa travel for US citizens, which could affect students studying abroad

By Becca Heilman | March 9

Visa-free travel for U.S. citizens traveling in the European Union could be subject to change after the European Parliament passed a new measure Thursday. ...

CUAB celebrates International Women's Day with T-shirt giveaway

By Cy Neff | March 9

The Carolina Union Activities Board gave away pink T-shirts about feminism for International Women’s Day in the Pit Wednesday.

Student body president candidates Maurice Grier (left) and Elizabeth Adkins respond to questions asked by leaders of the Greek Organizations IFC, GAC, NPHC, and the PHC.

SBP election set for Friday after possibility of administration involvement

By Acy Jackson , Jamie Gwaltney and Hannah Smoot | March 9

The student body president election will now be held on Friday.

Jan-Michael Frahm (left) gets hit with a pie thrown by Sanjeev Prasada at a Pi Your Professor computer science fundraiser Wednesday afternoon.

Computer science students celebrate Pi Day early with a pie-your-professor fundraiser

By Gloria Ge | March 8

The Department of Computer Science celebrated Pi Day, March 14, early by giving students the opportunity to throw pies at their professors.

New student body presidential election is set for March 10

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 8

Elections for student body president will be held on March 10.

Board of Elections chairperson Paul Kushner answers questions from Student Congress representatives about his point allocation decisions for the student body president election hearings.

Student Congress questions recordings in SBP hearings

By Brinley Lowe | March 8

Student Congress members questioned UNC Board of Elections chairperson Paul Kushner on Tuesday about comments he made to student body president candidate ...

Women’s strike will not affect University

By Preston Lennon | March 8

UNC administration expects a mostly normal turnout among faculty and staff even though today marks “A Day Without a Woman,” a nationwide strike organized ...

Grier recordings spur appeal to Student Supreme Court

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 8

Sophomore Will Hopping said evidence presented in the original hearing about student body president candidate Maurice Grier raised new concerns about ...

School of Education offers experience-based masters program in lieu of bachelor's degree

By Danielle Bush | March 8

The class of 2017 will be the final class that will have the option to attain a bachelor’s degree in education.

Laurie McNeil talks about her contributions to pursuing gender equity.

Luncheon brings together award winners to discuss gender equity

By Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez | March 8

The first University Awards for the Advancement of Women Luncheon brought together four previous winners of the award to discuss methods of advancing ...

The Tate-Turner-Kuralt School of Social Work received a $1 million grant from the Oak Village to construct a tiny home village for individuals with mental health conditions.

School of Social Work fundraises for refugee mental health

By Charlie McGee | March 8

The UNC School of Social Work is raising money to address the issue of refugees’ mental health as part of National Professional Social Work Month, which ...

Appeal filed said Board of Elections did not hold fair hearings

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 7

Will Hopping, the sophomore who filed a complaint against student body president Maurice Grier, filed an appeal with the UNC Student Supreme Court, alleging ...