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No. 12 UNC baseball drops, 10-6, to Virginia Tech in game two of series

| April 19

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SBP Candidate Adolfo Alvarez aims to bring fresh perspective, administrative connections

By Michael Singleton | February 7

Alvarez said he thinks his number one qualification for the role of SBP is his perspective as a new voice in student government.

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Student Body President candidates speak at Young Democrats forum

By Claire Harutunian | February 7

The candidates shared their stances on immigration, graduate student stipends and the administration.

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Black on Track Fellowship program plans to provide mentorship to incoming students

By Zora Hollie | February 7

UNC first-year partners with Black student organizations to provide guidance to incoming students starting in the next academic year.

Jakob Williams' campaign for SBP emphasizes wellness, student support

By Lana Maizel | February 7

Williams said his motto, "A Carolina We Believe In," is to make students feel empowered to be at UNC.

UNC Arabic department uses Tabadul program to connect with students across the world

By Anthony Locklear | February 6

A sub-grant from the J. Christopher Stevens Virtual Exchange Initiative ensures the program will continue in UNC classrooms for the next two years.

UNC archaeologists uncover artifacts from 1800s dining hall

By Ryan Parsaee | February 5

The dig began after artifacts were discovered outside New East Hall where a park bench was going to be placed, giving volunteers at UNC's Research Laboratories ...

Four UNC researchers win Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

By Diana Lopez Zapata | February 5

Dr. Kavita Arora, Mohit Bansal, Frank Leibfarth and Diego Riveros-Iregui received the prestigious honor in January.

'Medicine is not passive': Students reflect on changes to medical school curriculum

By Keerthana Gotur | February 4

The Translational Education at Carolina 2.0 curriculum includes small group learning, focusing on competency-based medical education rather than primarily ...

'People who truly built the University': The Old Chapel Hill Cemetery reflects UNC's racial history

By Caleb Herrera | February 4

The cemetery was established in 1798, containing around 1600 burials. Two sections of the site, A and B, were historically designated for the burials ...

Amid Trump funding freeze, confusion permeates UNC research community

By Maria Sullivan | February 4

Various university researchers share their experiences and worries regarding the recent freeze of multiple federal agencies and funding, chief among them ...

Activist loses Morehead-Cain Scholarship, left unsure of what rules she broke

By Aisha Baiocchi | February 3

Over the course of senior Laura Saavedra Forero time at UNC, Morehead-Cain leadership began to consider her activism actions as violations of the Foundation's ...

Some Black students find community through campus organizations, affinity spaces

By Dylan Skinner | February 3

“It feels kind of like a second home,” Ebere Udeogu, the UNC African Students Association’s social media coordinator, said. “Like a home away ...

UNC law students impacted by Trump executive order

By Claire Harutunian | February 2

Due to a recent executive order by President Donald Trump, offers for the Department of Justice Attorney General’s Honors Program were rescinded in ...

UNC Health and Duke partner to open first standalone children's hospital in N.C.

By Tulsi Asokan and Lauren Zola | February 2

The new campus' location has not been determined and construction is set to begin in 2027.

'Expert in everything he does': Journalism professor retires after 27 years

By Lily Kane | February 2

Glaxo Wellcome Distinguished Professor of Medical Journalism Dr. Tom Linden retired last semester, leaving behind a storied legacy and a profound impact ...

Students celebrate Black History Month following DEI repeals

By Regan Butler | February 2

“It's kind of in our own hands to establish those systems for ourselves and really lean on each other,” UNC African Student Association President ...

Campus Health offers support for students through flu season illnesses

By Macie Greene | February 2

Campus Health counted over 200 cases of influenza on Campus between Dec. 23 and Jan. 23. The organization provides an array of resources to aid students ...

From the ballot to the BOT: How UNC's Student Body President is elected to office

By Allison Hurley | February 2

“The role is definitely to advocate for the diverse interests of all 32,000 students that come to Carolina,” SBP Jaleah Taylor said.

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Former Domino’s CEO appointed to Board of Trustees

By Daneen Khan | January 31

Ritch Allison is replacing former BOT member David Boliek, who now holds office as state auditor.

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Community members respond to the University's compliance with ICE

By Adele Morris | January 31

Chancellor Lee Roberts announced on Friday that the University will comply if U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers come to campus in search ...