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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-W professor Mike Adams talks campus free speech and the codes that regulate it

By Will Arrington | March 6

UNC-Wilmington criminology professor Mike Adams argued that speech codes on college campuses don't do what some students think they do.

Katharine Shriver, 19-yo PoliSci and Public Policy Major (Left), Paul Kushner, 21-yo Econ major, Joanna Zhang, 18-yo Psych and PoliSci major. Election and referendum results are in on Thursday Night.

Student government prepares for transition after decision to split

By Nic Rardin | March 6

Students voted to approve the split in student government to create a new dual structure, but the changes won’t go into place until new members of student ...

'We're not just going to sit silent': Campuses outline communication after student suicides

By Belle Hillenburg | March 6

The period following a student suicide can be pivotal for a campus community.

The Board of Elections hears the complaint against the Elizabeth Adkins for Student Body President campaign on Friday.

Only SBP candidates' budgets affected by recent BOE hearing decisions

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 6

Student body presidential candidates Maurice Grier and Elizabeth Adkins are still in the running for the position, though both were awarded penalty points ...

The opening of the "Nasty Woman" art exhibit took place Friday on the second floor of the Hanes Art Center.

SAMple Gallery displays Nasty Women Art Exhibit

By Mark Burnett | March 6

The SAMple Gallery at UNC has followed New York’s footsteps and opened a Nasty Women Art Exhibit at Hanes Art Center.

New call center aims to welcome all new admitted UNC students

By Cy Neff | March 6

The UNC Office of Undergraduate Admissions began a new outreach program this year which aims to call admitted incoming first-years, with the goal of giving ...

Quinn Hoffman (center) leads (from left to right) Maudrie Alexis, Joe Garay and Andrew Tillett in capoeira exercises Thursday night.

Carolina Capoeira Club teaches the rules of dance and war

By Gloria Ge | March 6

A club at UNC gives students access to martial arts. Moreover, joining this club lets students learn a bit of foreign language — and even how to play ...

Flags were placed in the quad for mental health awareness this weekend.

Groups fly 1,400 flags for mental health awareness in the quad

By Eva Ellenburg | March 5

Mental health awareness was on full display in the quad on Friday.

SBP Candidates Maurice Grier, a junior and political science major.

Maurice Grier campaign not disqualified, awarded four points after hearing

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 5

The UNC Board of Elections awarded the Maurice Grier for Student Body President campaign four points — reducing the campaign's maximum budget by 20 ...

Elizabeth Adkins is a junior political science and journalism major and is running to be Student Body President.

Still in the race: Elizabeth Adkins campaign receives one point after complaint

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 5

The Adkins for Student Body President campaign was awarded one point by the UNC Board of Elections for a false start violation.

19 allegations heard at hearing for SBP candidate Maurice Grier

By Sofia Edelman | March 3

Evidence against student body president candidate Maurice Grier was presented to the UNC Board of Elections on Friday, and a decision about his campaign ...

Board of Elections holds hearing for complaint against Elizabeth Adkins

By Molly Looman | March 3

On Friday, the UNC Board of Elections held a hearing for student body presidential candidate Elizabeth Adkins in regard to the complaints filed by junior ...

One senior, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has sold his basketball tickets for the last two years and claims he never realized it was against the honor code.

Students go great lengths to get Duke tickets

By Tiffani Gibbs | March 3

With the UNC vs. Duke men’s basketball game quickly approaching on Saturday, many students are willing to do almost anything to get a ticket.

Referendum to split student government passes

By Celia McRae and Molly Looman | March 3

The referendum concerning the split between undergraduate, and graduate and professional student governments was approved on Thursday March 2 after a ...

UNC-W professor Mike Adams to speak on campus

By Anish Bhatia | March 3

UNC-Wilmington criminology professor and conservative political columnist Mike Adams will visit UNC on Monday to speak about the importance of free speech ...

University arborists are keeping up with the early blooms.

Grounds crew shifts plan for warmer weather

By Preston Lennon | March 3

Recent fluctuations in weather — namely, the increased number of 70 degree days in February — have the potential to shake up the UNC Grounds Service’s ...

Tara Bohley, Behavior Health Springboard Director, talks about mitigating the sigma associated with mental illnesses at The "We" in Wellness event.

Rethink campaigns to address mental, emotional health on campus

By Jackson Liu | March 2

Rethink campaigns to address mental, emotional health and emotional on campus

The Ackland Art Museum is closing for 13 days for construction.

Ackland Art Museum to close for two weeks because of construction vibrations

By Harris Wheless | March 2

Construction occurring directly adjacent to the Ackland Art Museum will force the museum to close for two weeks starting Monday.

Ek Taal, a Bharthanatyum dance group, performs at Journey into Asia last spring.

'A family instead of just a dance team': Ek Taal prepares for next year

By Kamilla Rekvényi | March 2

Hemali Oza, a junior environmental science and engineering student and captain of the Ek Taal dance team, has been dancing since seventh grade and was ...

SBP Candidate Travis Broadhurst, a junior geological sciences and physics major.

Elections are still on schedule, except for student body president portion

By Jamie Gwaltney | March 2

Although student body president elections are on hold, other elections and hearings for complaints are still on schedule.