university -

Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893.

Monday, Nov. 4, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue

We keep you informed.

Help us keep going. Donate Today.

University
City & State
Sports
Lifestyle
Opinion
- Editorials
- Cartoons
- Columns
- Letters
Multimedia
- Audio
- Galleries
- Video
Data
Advertise
About
Advertise
Donate
Print Archive
1893 Brand Studio
Shop
Buy Photos
Alumni
Newsletter

No. 15 UNC women's basketball downs Charleston So, 83-53, to open regular season

| November 4

University

As Student Stores transition nears, plans solidify

By Sofia Edelman | May 18

Nearly three weeks after it was announced Barnes and Noble College would take over management of UNC Student Stores, the management transition process ...

UNC student petitions for self-defense LFIT

By Anna Freeman | May 18

A UNC student is petitioning the Department of Exercise and Sport Science to offer a new lifetime fitness foundation course, known as LFIT, focused in ...

UNC Hillel looks for new Rabbi

By Sofia Edelman | May 11

After a school year with Ariel Naveh as the rabbi of UNC Hillel, the organization is looking for his replacement.

South campus parking deck might get a makeover

By Sofia Edelman | May 11

South Campus might soon have a new, greener sight.

Department of Justice notifies UNC of Title IX violations

By Sofia Edelman | May 6

The United States Department of Justice sent letters to both UNC System President Margret Spellings and Governor Pat McCrory Wednesday notifying them ...

UNC Professors inducted into honorary society

By Sofia Edelman | May 4

Two UNC professors were elected Wednesday to join the ranks of artists, musicians and world leaders in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The ...

Summer reading selection confronts life and death

By Sofia Edelman | April 29

This year's summer reading selection promises to create discussions by questioning the medicalization of end of life decisions.

A year after a loss, moving on

By Emily Wakeman | April 19

David Marsh, a political science and management and society major, said his senior year has gone by quickly.

Students struggle with readmission after leaving University for mental health reasons

By Samantha Sabin and Sarah Vassello | April 19

Sophomore Nikki McCurry didn’t expect withdrawing from the University for mental health reasons to be as taxing as it was.

All-female hackathon aim towards creating an encouraging environment for women of all skill levels to pursue their interests in technology.

Pearl Hacks holds a Sponsor Fair from 11AM to 1PM at the lower lobby in Sitterson Hall on Apr.2.

Hackathon inspires women in technology

By Olivia Schaber | April 3

High school and college women across the region came to Sitterson Hall on April 2 and April 3 for the third annual Pearl Hacks hackathon.

Heelicopter soars as sign of safety and school spirit

By Maria Mullis | March 22

Even UNC Hospitals shows its school spirit — in the form of a heelprint design on the bottom of the helicopters.

Marcus Paige (5) laughs while talking with the media in the locker room after the team's 76-72 victory over Duke.

Marcus Paige’s ﬁnal free throws help give UNC men's basketball an ACC Championship

By Carlos Collazo | March 6

DURHAM — Before the final game of regular season for the No. 8 North Carolina men’s basketball team, a simple phrase was written on the white board ...

Ja’kir Tyrise Ford was born Friday. His mother, Michelle Ford, the shift supervisor at Alpine Bagel, went into labor at work. (Courtesy of Michelle Ford)

It's a boy: Alpine manager goes into labor at work

By Katie Rice | March 6

Students who bought breakfast at Alpine Bagel Cafe Friday morning received an unexpected side of drama with their meals when an employee went into labor ...

Senior Lecturer Gregory Kable directs Love’s Labour’s Lost, a musical based on the play by William Shakespeare, March 3-7 at the Center for Dramatic Arts.

Drama professor channels Taylor Swift in new musical

By Elizabeth Baker | March 3

Initially, professor Gregory Kable was in it for the girls.

Lecturer in African American studies Frank Porter gives a tour of the African American history of UNC on Friday afternoon.

First-years could get more exposure to UNC racial history

By Nic Rardin | February 21

On Friday afternoon, students walked the same grounds they always do, but a tour focusing on UNC’s racial history made the campus their classroom.

UNC's student congress meets Tuesday night to conduct business.

Student Congress granted almost $10,000 to Operation Smile

By Keeley Gay | February 17

On Tuesday, Student Congress decided to grant nearly $10,000 to Operation Smile for the purpose of international student leadership conferences and mission ...

Eric McAfee, Chapel Hill resident, stands at the entrance of his former driveway.

Parking service ends in eviction of tenant

By Zac Lowell | February 15

It started with a phone video uploaded to YouTube. A man walks from a gravel lot to the Kenan-Flagler Business School, his breath ragged, the camera shaking. ...

With occupancy down, housing increases efforts to keep students on campus

By Katie Rice | February 2

The number of students living on campus has hit a new low.

UNC NAACP leads a discussion on interracial dating

By Nic Rardin | February 2

On Tuesday night, students assembled to discuss a topic some Tar Heels don’t think about — interracial dating.

UNC student helps send friend to Super Bowl

By Amy Nelson | February 2

The Super Bowl, for many, is an exciting event. For Panthers' fans, this year's Super Bowl is even more exciting.