Q&A with energy grant recipient Pam Jagger

By Ashley Cruz | September 10

 Pam Jagger, a UNC professor of Public Policy, will be the Director and Principle Investigator of a research program for energy poverty in Southern ...

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Students, faculty and community members march in anticipation of Center for Civil Rights BOG vote

By Becca Heilman | September 7

Students, University faculty and community members gathered Thursday to protest the potential Board of Governors decision to stop the UNC Center for Civil ...

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UNC holds lecture on First Amendment, free speech

By Eva Ellenburg | September 6

Read our live coverage from UNC's "Carolina Conversations: The First Amendment and Free Speech" here:

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University news roundup for Aug. 25

By Cole del Charco | August 25

This is the first installment of our weekly University news roundup from The Daily Tar Heel. Tune in each week to stay up to date with everything you ...

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Paul Hardin leaves behind legacy of integrity

By Rachel Jones | July 9

On Saturday afternoon, the Senior Pastor of University United Methodist Church Justin Coleman began his New Testament reading for the memorial service ...

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Former UNC chancellor Paul Hardin dies

By Rebecca Ayers | July 1

UNC's seventh chancellor, Paul Hardin III, died on Saturday from ALS at his home in Chapel Hill. He was 86 years old.

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Charlotte School of Law facing potential closure

By Nic Rardin | June 22

Charlotte School of Law has until Aug. 1 to prove financial stability and a more rigorous academic program to the UNC Board of Governors or the school ...

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UNC receives million dollar prize

By Nic Rardin | June 20

UNC has been chosen to receive the Cooke Prize for Equity in Educational Access and will receive $1 million from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation.

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Employee Forum elects new officers

By Rachel Jones | June 14

At its Wednesday meeting, the Employee Forum gave out annual awards and chose its officers for the coming year.  What happened? 

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Department of Education proposes student loan monopoly

By Charlotte Harris | June 5

The Department of Education published a proposal stating they will select one servicing company to collect all student debts on May 19.

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NC House preserves law school funding

By Rebecca Ayers | June 3

The NC House of Representatives took out a spending proposed by the Senate cut to slash UNC’s Law School’s funding by 30 percent. However, the North ...

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Board of Trustees reviews programs, welcomes Elizabeth Adkins

By Nic Rardin | May 27

The UNC Board of Trustees met on Wednesday and Thursday to review some of the new programs that have been developed for the past few years, to say goodbye ...

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The Daily Tar Heel files appeal for public records ruling

By Rebecca Ayers | May 25

The Daily Tar Heel filed an appeal of the Superior Court judge’s ruling on May 3 that UNC is not required to provide public records for students or ...

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UNC responds to NCAA's third Notice of Allegations

By James Tatter , Rachel Jones and Rebecca Ayers | May 25

UNC has released their response to the NCAA's third Notice of Allegations on their Carolina Commitment website after a review to protect privacy rights.  ...

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Shuford family donates to entrepreneurship program

By Lidia Davis | May 24

The Shuford family from Charlotte, North Carolina made an $18 million donation to the College of Arts and Sciences Tuesday to more than double the size ...

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Can campuses handle sexual assault cases?

By Nic Rardin | May 17

Any UNC student you stop on the street can give you directions to anywhere on campus and name the basketball starting lineup, but you’ll be hard ...

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