After 2 years, job search has not begun

After two years under an interim director, the Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office will begin the search for a permanent director in spring 2016, ...

Guskiewicz formally introduced as dean to the campus

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UNC students help Kenyans with nonprofit

One Durham-based nonprofit is helping to bring Kenyans out of poverty through employment and education.

Margaret Spellings to be next UNC-system president

The move was announced at the UNC Board of Governors meeting in Chapel Hill after 10 months of searching following current system president Tom Ross' ...

Pomp and protests at University Day

UNC-system happenings for Oct. 12, 2015

A Place at the Table, a pay-what-you-can cafe, is under construction in Raleigh. The restaurant will allow patrons to set their own price for their meal ...

CDS raises awareness about food waste

By Dylan Tastet Staff Writer 5000 hungry stomachs. Filled for free. With food that would have been wasted. That’s what occurred Tuesday evening at UNC’s ...

UNC joins admissions coalition amid lawsuit on fair admissions

Despite an ongoing court case about the exclusion of Asian-American and white applicants, UNC announced on Tuesday it has joined a group of more than ...

BRIC paves way for medical research at UNC

It seems strange to have a facility host both its grand opening and its 10th anniversary celebration on the same day, but such was the case for UNC’s ...

Silent Sam, Carolina Hall debated on First Amendment Day

Free speech on campus can strike the wrong chord with some audiences, but it is protected nonetheless.

Board unrest leads to rumors about Fennebresque's future

Speculation has arisen concerning Fennebresque's ability to lead the board, and it's rumored he might be replaced. Fennebresque declined to comment about ...

Faculty Council says new athletics committee will have Faculty Athletics ties

Friday’s Faculty Council meeting ended with applause for the unanimous approval of a resolution supporting academic freedom and English professor Neel ...

Communist newspaper leaves small mark on campus

By Yoon Ju Chung Staff Writer The booth publicizing Workers Vanguard – a communist newspaper published by International Communist League – was set ...

Silent Sam blindfolded by Confederate battle flag

For the third time in as many months, the Silent Sam statue on McCorkle Place looks a little different.

Feed your babies, says Chapel Hill, Carrboro

Robert Roskind and his wife felt uncomfortable when his wife breastfed his then-infant daughter in public.

Indy Week editor moves on after abrupt firing

Longtime Indy Week editor Lisa Sorg was unexpectedly dismissed Aug. 12 — highlighting the difficulties facing the traditional print product. 

Author, historian Stewart Dunaway explains Chapel Hill’s history

Chapel Hill was named after a chapel on a hill — probably.

Association of Student Governments wraps up for year

In the final meeting of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments this academic year, N.C. State University’s Zack King was sworn in as the ...

UNC can be tough fit for out-of-state students

Size matters — at least, that’s what Massachusetts native Haley Scott thought in high school.