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UNC football crushed by Boston College, 41-21, on Saturday afternoon

| November 23

Wilson Library

Live-action Clue in Wilson Library gets spooky to make the library less scary

By Jamie Cummings | April 2

As an ongoing University tradition, the game of Clue is coming to life at UNC's Wilson Library on Wednesday, April 10.

Check out Dean Smith's fan mail and more at this new Wilson Library exhibition

By Arabella Saunders | March 27

The exhibit will also include a UNC professor's Grammy-winning album and multiple rare books and artifacts.

How should Orange County start addressing the issue of homelessness?

By Andreamarie Efthymiou | February 7

“Finally Visible: A Panel Discussion on Homelessness in Chapel Hill” marks the start of Orange County's mission to continue addressing the issue of ...

'And the award goes to...' UNC professor nominated for two Grammys

By Noah Dolgoff | February 3

Bill Ferris, a history professor at UNC, and his creation "Voices of Mississippi: Artists and Musicians Documented," is up for Best Historical Album and ...

Lovers of rare books at UNC connect the past and present

By Makenna Smith | February 3

Are you fascinated by rare books, or think you might pursue a career in library science or history? Here's a campus organization you might want to join. ...

students studying on the steps of wilson library

Almost half of UNC Libraries staff signed statement against Silent Sam being placed in any branch

By Evely Forte | October 28

The University Libraries staff, as part of a grassroots effort, released a statement on Oct. 5 regarding their rejection of Silent Sam’s possible relocation ...

Southern Oral History Program aims to give a voice to untold stories

By Suzanne Blake | October 8

The Southern Oral History Program online database allows students to look back into the lives 6,000 people in the American South.

Where will Silent Sam go next? UNC Libraries say ‘not here, please’

By Casey Quam | September 25

The staff and advisory board of UNC Libraries do not want Silent Sam to be relocated to any University library, fearing that the monument's presence would ...

Middle schoolers uncover lost history as Wilson brings artifacts into the digital age

By Grace Little | April 25

A white supremacist group in Wilmington burned a Black newspaper to the ground in 1898—only seven original newspapers survived. Last year, eight grade ...

The PlayMakers Repertory Company is a professional theatre company in residence at UNC Chapel Hill.

Get cultured with photography, theater and dance at UNC

By Adam Phan and Maeve Sheehey | March 26

With midterms ending and finals season fast approaching, many UNC professors are asking students to attend cultural events for their classes. Whether ...

North Carolina Digital Heritage Center is up for the highest library honor

By Kayla Boswell | March 8

A first for the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, the center has been named a finalist for the nation’s highest library award. “They combine ...

A photo of Dean Smith in the Dean Smith Center rests next to hand written notes Smith wrote in preparation for his speech in 2001 after being named Kansan of the Year.

Wilson Library collection gives insight into Dean Smith's life as a coach, friend and mentor

By Emily Galvin | November 30

The legacy of Dean Smith has expanded from one dome to another. In Wilson Library, a new gift includes a collection of thousands of letters, speeches ...

Costumes make up part of a PlayMakers Repertory Company exhibit in Davis Library.

PlayMakers' exhibit gives community a chance to see work that goes into a production

By Summer Epps | November 19

Most students will agree that Wilson Library is one of the most beautiful spots on campus to study, but the building’s treasure extends much further ...

Wilson Library hosts its 11th rendition of their live-action game, Clue

By Zach Goins | October 30

Over 80 amateur detectives descended upon the aisles of Wilson Library Monday evening to try and solve a Carolina murder mystery, as the library hosts ...

NYT contributor JoAnna Klein talks authentic and effective writing at Wilson Library

By Lorcan Farrell | October 25

Independent science journalist JoAnna Klein engaged the crowd at Wilson Library on Wednesday by asking them why they should be listening to her.

'It’s just whack-a-mole': Women's history at UNC

By Molly Looman | October 24

With conversations of race and gender, historical context has become increasingly relevant. Because women comprise over 57 percent of UNC’s undergraduate ...