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No. 16 UNC women's basketball dominates Indiana, 69-39, to win the Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 25

UNC-Chapel Hill

UNC School of Law still needs space

By Harvey Ye | October 7

UNC’s School of Law is still calling for a larger space after the legislative appropriation for the construction of a new building at Carolina North ...

ASG talks youth voting, voter mobilization

By Elizabeth Matulis | October 6

As the first day of early voting draws closer, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments focused on strategies for student voter engagement at ...

Retention program given $3 million

By Jenn Morrison | October 6

A psychology professor has received more than $3 million in grants to increase UNC’s accessibility and graduation rates, primarily among historically ...

Charges were just dropped against Jennifer Wiley Thompson, formerly Jennifer Wiley. She made her first appearance in an Orange County courtroom with her husband in October 2013.

Charges dropped against former UNC tutor Jennifer Wiley Thompson

By Jenny Surane | October 2

Exactly one year after Jennifer Wiley Thompson was indicted by a grand jury on four counts of athlete agent inducement, Orange County District Attorney ...

Concern escalates over students trapped in elevators

By Sarah Kaylan Butler | September 29

The elevator dropped nearly half a floor before halting abruptly.

UNC students weigh in on Alert Carolina

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 26

In its last test run, Alert Carolina sent out more than 44,000 text messages and 55,000 emails.

UNC Board of Trustees look to move away from coal

By Jane Wester | September 25

The University moved one step closer to a coal-free endowment Wednesday.

Faculty website modernized to encourage mentoring

By Jenn Morrison | September 23

In August, the UNC Center for Faculty Excellence in August unveiled their new web site, created by the Chapel Hill-based advertising firm Rivers Agency. ...

Faculty online Title IX training expected to go live in a few days

By Bri Cotton | September 23

As the national conversation about sexual assault on college campuses continues, Provost Jim Dean told faculty Monday that their newly-required online ...

Carolina North development making little tangible progress

By Hannah Jaggers | September 16

University officials held a public information meeting Monday to give an update on the development of UNC’s satellite campus, Carolina North — ...

Former UNC professor John Briscoe (left) received the Stockholm Water Prize earlier this year for his work on global water policies. Courtesy of Marta Briscoe Benton.

Former UNC professor John Briscoe awarded for water work

By Karishma Patel | September 15

Former UNC professor John Briscoe received the Stockholm Water Prize, known informally as the “Nobel Prize of water,” earlier this year for his dedication ...

Photo Illustration - blurred lines of consent when alcohol is involved

Definitely, not maybe

By Amy Tsai | September 9

UNC’s new sexual assault policy makes a point to clearly define consent to sexual activity.

Parking tops Employee Forum list of concerns

By Sara Salinas | September 3

A last-minute decision to delay the proposed night parking program left the University with disgruntled employees and $1 million hole to fill.

Professor Jason Roberts lectures his very full Poli 100 class, which is one of the large lectures on campus, located in Hamilton Hall.

Professors see potential in engaging, large lectures

By Hunter Toro | August 29

A Ph.D. and a battery-operated microphone are the only weapons Jeannie Loeb has when facing the 300-plus students in Psychology 101.

Andrew Moretz is a new lobbyist for UNC. He is VP of State Government Relations at University of North Carolina General Administration.

Lobbyist to advocate for 5-year plan

By Eric Garcia | January 22

Drew Moretz was recently introduced as the UNC system’s vice president for government relations at the Board of Governors meeting earlier this month. ...

Potential funding losses for the Association of Student Governments

By Amy Tsai | December 2

Once again, members of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments are considering a move to stop funding the association.

Chapel Hill police seek student feedback

By Jenny Drabble | November 29

The Chapel Hill Police Department met with UNC students Thursday night to get feedback on its performance.

ASU professor contests in-class speech sanctions

By Sarah Brown | November 29

An Appalachian State University professor has become embroiled in controversy after a dispute with the school’s administration concerning her academic ...

Fiscal cliff threatens research at UNC

November 29

Research programs across the UNC system will be dramatically affected if more than $1 trillion in forced spending cuts — known as sequestration — ...

Transit partners advocate for bus advertising policy

By Julia Craven | November 27

Representatives from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and UNC voted Tuesday to support a more lenient bus advertising policy.