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Chase's new lactose-free ice cream leaves a bad taste in some Tar Heels' mouths

By Sasha Schroeder | January 22

Chase got new, lactose-free ice cream to replace its traditional soft serve. Here's how the UNC community is reacting to it.

Advisory Committee discusses search for chief diversity officer and new faculty

By Hunter Haskett | January 22

The committee also discussed how the state's new budget would impact University departments.

Watchdog complaint calls for state investigation and penalties against SCV

By Charlie McGee | January 22

A decorated government watchdog is attributing years of illegal political activity to the North Carolina Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc. in ...

The medics of the sky: how Carolina Air Care transports critical patients

By Noah Dolgoff | January 21

In the limited space of the helicopter, Hooks and Snow provide critical care throughout the duration of the flight, using ventilation devices and IV drips. ...

Meet the UNC students working on Democratic presidential campaigns

By Emily Orland | January 21

With the Democratic primary season in full swing and the 2020 presidential election quickly approaching, hear from some UNC students on what compelled ...

Election precinct changes could make voting on campus easier this year

By Addison Skigen | January 20

Recent measures to make student One Cards valid voter IDs and to add a super precinct could impact student voter turnout in the upcoming election. ...

Board of Governors urges General Assembly to end state budget impasse

By Stephanie Mayer | January 20

The UNC-System Board of Governors met Friday and passed a resolution addressing the General Assembly's budget impasse.

Faculty Council met in the midst of a budget impasse and lasting Silent Sam concerns

By Maeve Sheehey | January 20

January's Faculty Council meeting featured discussions about the new Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward, Carolina Next: Innovation for Public ...

Students partner with civil rights group to reverse Silent Sam settlement

By Allie Kelly | January 20

UNC campus community members called on the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law to take legal action against the Board of Governors' $2.5 million ...

From the '60s to today, UNC continues growing its relationship with NASA

By Anna Southwell | January 20

UNC has had a strong relationship with NASA for over 50 years. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin trained at Morehead Planetarium before embarking on the ...

Meet the history class that's changing the way we think about women at UNC

By Rachel Crumpler | January 17

The 20 students in HIST 179H: Women in the History of UNC-Chapel Hill will curate an exhibit in Wilson Library and create a companion podcast about women ...

Students discuss how UNC welcomes transfers and where they feel it falls short

By Anna Neil | January 16

As transfer students make the transition to UNC, some say the University helps them while others believe it could offer more support.

Here's how UNC System universities may cut down on bank loans

By Praveena Somasundaram | January 16

Here's what you missed at Thursday's Board of Governors Budget and Finance Committee meeting.

UNC-system Board of Governors member David Powers listens to president-elect Margaret Spellings’ speech.

DTH lawsuit discussed in closed session by BOG Governance committee

By Allie Kelly | January 16

During a UNC Board of Governors' meeting on Thursday, committee members grappled with two pending legal cases against the University.

The Meantime donating profits to Australian bushfire relief efforts

By Stephanie Mayer | January 16

What if your daily Meantime coffee run could have an international impact? The Meantime Coffee Co. is donating this week's profits to the Australian Wildfire ...

UNC Police's use of geofencing questioned at Campus Safety Committee meeting

By Ellie Heffernan | January 15

The Campus Safety Commission met Wednesday morning and discussed the upcoming Summit on Safety and Belonging, as well as UNC Police's use of geofencing ...

'Time will only tell': How Guskiewicz's new history commission stacks up to Folt's

By Preston Fore | January 15

The new Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward is seen by some as a continuation of former UNC Chancellor Carol Folt's Task Force on UNC-Chapel ...

Here's what you need to know about the DTH lawsuit and its legal implications

By Stephanie Mayer | January 13

Some campus members weigh in on the open meetings suit the DTH filed against the Board of Governors last week — including an explanation of the Open ...

Faculty discuss Chancellor's Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward

By Addison Skigen | January 13

The Commission's co-chairs emphasized their collaborative nature and dedication to focusing on both teaching and learning from the University's history. ...

'War is never the answer': Students protest Iran conflict on the steps of Wilson

By Allie Kelly | January 13

UNC students and members of surrounding communities gathered outside Wilson Library on Monday afternoon to protest the potential war with Iran. Some attendees ...