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UNC-Chapel Hill

Orange County community reflects on Hurricane Helene's impact in western N.C.

By Maddie Policastro | October 6

UNC students and Chapel Hill residents have spent the last week waiting for calls from family in western North Carolina and trying to remain hopeful in ...

UNC students reflect, share advice on transition back into the school year

By Brigit Pierce | August 19

Transition to a professional staff-led Conduct Board begins

By Caleb Herrera | August 19

'Deep roots': The Carolina Inn celebrates 100 years of history in Chapel Hill

By Morgan Brenner | June 24

Location: Chapel Hill, N.C.

Type: four-year, public

Year founded: 1789

Total enrollment (fall 2013): 29,127

Undergraduate enrollment (fall 2013): 18,350

Undergraduate applicants (fall 2014): 31,331

Acceptance rate: 29 percent

Graduation rate: 81 percent

In-state undergraduate tuition and fees (2014-15): $8,374

Sports nickname: Tar Heels

Website: www.unc.edu

Five of the 17 UNC System institutions currently looking for chancellors

By Adele Morris | May 1

Above-average term lengths, stress and a new UNC system chancellor search policy have all contributed to the administrative turnover, Wade Maki, chair ...

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A timeline of students calling for divestment this academic year

By Lauren Rhodes | April 30

Since the Oct. 7 attacks, UNC has seen increasing calls for the University to divest from Israeli and Israel-supporting companies, as well as demands ...

Graduates settle into their seats Sunday morning before the commencement ceremony.

Word on the street: Seniors' favorite moments at UNC

By Maeson Wagner | April 30

Staff writer Maeson Wagner asked seniors: “What is your favorite memory, story or thing you will miss most at UNC?”

Column: On our open campus, the good outweighs the bad

By Sydney Baker | April 30

"If our campus wasn’t open, we wouldn’t have our own personal emporium to venture through after class."

Student organization leaders steadfast in support for D&I despite potential policy change

By Samantha Nichols | April 30

A new diversity and inclusion policy will be voted on by the UNC System Board of Governors on May 15. If approved, the new policy could have implications ...

Column: Students let their voices be heard this academic year

By Lauren Rhodes | April 30

From a fatal school shooting to UNC SJP's encampment, students refused to be silenced.

Encampment and protests echo anti-war, anti-apartheid demands of UNC's past

By Walker Livingston | April 30

UNC students have historically protested for and against a variety of causes, including campus food workers, the speaker ban law, labor rights, the Civil ...

A look back on concerns about Alert Carolina since the Aug. 28 shooting

By Claire Harutunian | April 30

Many community members still want to see changes made to the Alert Carolina System in response to concerns from the fatal on-campus shooting last fall. ...

Pro-Palestinian protest escalates, police engage with demonstrators after silent vigil

By Ananya Cox | April 30

Following a scheduled vigil for Palestine on Tuesday afternoon, law enforcement forcefully entered a crowd of protesters, counter-protesters and onlookers ...

How a year without affirmative action has changed admissions at UNC

By Caleb Herrera | April 30

Throughout this academic school year, the implications of the SCOTUS decision have set the scene for what admissions looks like for incoming and future ...

University moves to Condition 2 following increased tensions at pro-Palestinian protest

By Liv Reilly and Emmy Martin | April 30

All classes and non-mandatory operations have been suspended for the rest of the day, according to an Alert Carolina message. The University has ...

'Triangle Gaza Solidarity Encampment' continues through fourth day of protesting

By Lauren Rhodes | April 29

As the sun set on the fourth day of the pro-Palestinian "Triangle Gaza Solidarity Encampment," demonstrators continued to demand transparency from the ...

Office Manager Ruby Brinkerhoff holds a plate of food inside Mediterranean Deli on Monday, May 22, 2017.

Celebration of Mideast Food and Culture honors Arab American culture

By Akash Bhowmik | April 29

The celebration was the final event of a series of film screenings, academic lectures and culture nights commemorating Arab American Heritage Month.

'Redemption year': Jumpers rope in national championship

By Maria Sullivan | April 29

Carolina Jump Rope won first place this month at the 8th annual University Jump Rope Summit.

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New UNC School of Social Work vice dean aims to create community resources

By Charlotte Wilkerson | April 29

Robert L. Hawkins will assume the newly created role of vice dean of the UNC School of Social Work on July 1. The North Carolina native has formerly served ...

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Students voice demands for UNC's next chancellor during public forum

By Lena Miano | April 29

Two student-led groups, Affirmative Action Coalition at UNC and TransparUNCy, held a forum Wednesday for students to express their demands for the ongoing ...