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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Winston-Salem State University

Column: Halloween costume advice from a senior who spent no money this year

By Hamsini Sivakumar | November 7

Senior writer Hamsini Sivakumar and friends share their tips and tricks for surviving Halloweekend on a budget.

Unity Center for Peace offers sacred outdoor spaces

By Ella Williams | November 7

The Unity Center of Peace in Chapel Hill is an organization that focuses on empowering and creating a community that empowers those on their spiritual ...

Op-ed: Let’s get SCiLL’s origins right, like it or not

November 7

"Contrary to the contrived orthodox narrative, SCiLL is as worthy an example of shared University governance as you’ll find, unlike the faculty hegemony ...

Penalty corner goals lift No. 1-seeded UNC field hockey to ACC championship game

By Caroline Wills | November 7

Twenty percent of UNC field hockey’s practices are devoted to penalty corners. It’s a regimen that has made the Tar Heels lethal on corner opportunities. ...

No. 6-seed UNC men's soccer eliminated from ACC tournament with 2-1 loss to No. 11-seed Cal

By Dylan Stalter | November 6

The Tar Heels lost in the first round after giving up a 1-0 lead to the Golden Bears.

UNC holds regular classes on Election Day, students and activists discuss calendar

By Claire Harutunian | November 6

Election Day is not a federal holiday, but some professors canceled classes even as UNC officially continued normal operations.

Column: It's time for a designated midterm exam week at UNC

By Khanh Le | November 6

"These prolonged periods make it difficult to focus on anything else, leading to mental fatigue and impacting physical health. UNC's never-ending midterm ...

Chapel Hill Arts and Culture Award supports underrepresented communities

By Michael Melton | November 6

Applications for the Chapel Hill Arts and Culture Award are open and will close on Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. The award is aimed at providing local non-profits ...

The Ackland's Music in the Galleries provides music for the eyes

By Sophia Graci | November 6

On Sunday, the Ackland Art Museum held Music in the Galleries, a free event where local musicians, including John Harrison and Benjamin Felton of Tacoma ...

Town of Chapel Hill to redesign local playgrounds, prioritize inclusivity

By Makenzie Mills | November 6

New playground features will provide children of all abilities with opportunities for independent play, sensory engagement, social interaction and relaxation. ...

Hillsborough has begun major overhauling renovations to their downtown area.

The Town of Hillsborough approves new racial equity plan, gathers community input

By Caroline Horne | November 6

The $34,000 plan proposed by the Central Pines Regional Council largely focuses on collecting data and gathering community input.

Chaz Offenburg to start as Carrboro's chief financial officer

By Makenzie Mills | November 6

Chaz Offenburg has worked for Orange County for six years, including as a deputy cheif financial officer. Offenburg will begin as the CFO on Nov. 4.

No. 1-seeded UNC field hockey survives No. 5-seeded Syracuse, 3-1, in ACC semifinals

By Caroline Wills | November 6

WINSTON-SALEM — No. 1-seeded North Carolina (16-0, ACC 8-0) survived No. 5-seeded Syracuse (13-5, ACC 4-4) 3-1 on Wednesday afternoon in Wake Forest's ...

Scenes from the Hill: Election night in the Triangle

By Hannah Zinn , Grace Richards , Anna Connors , McKenzie Bulris , Dylan Thiessen , Heather Diehl , Elyssa Mothershed and Mason Miller | November 6

“As results poured in and the hours ticked by, our photographers documented what they saw: worry, joy, anguish — and indifference.”

From UNC Young Democrats to the Josh Stein campaign, how Sloan Duvall juggles it all

By Emmy Benton | November 6

“I’m the type of person that thrives when I have a lot on my plate,” Duvall said. “I like when I have a full schedule, I like when I’m busy, ...

N.C. Supreme Court seat 6 race remains too close to call as of early Wednesday morning

By Sophie Baglioni | November 6

With 99 percent of precincts reported, the N.C. Supreme Court seat 6 race remains too close to call. Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs has won 50.03 ...

Mixed bag of Democrats and Republicans take home N.C. council of state positions

By Sophie Baglioni and Kathryn DeHart | November 6

Here are the results for the other eight Council of State races with over 99 percent of precincts reporting:

Charlotte Senator Rachel Hunt wins N.C. lieutenant governor race

By Kathryn DeHart | November 6

Hunt’s campaign focused on investing in public schools, expanding healthcare access and improving economies in small towns, according to her official ...

Democratic newcomer Mo Green elected as N.C. Superintendent of Public Instruction

By Lucy Marques | November 6

His platform included increasing school safety and mental health services, as well as increasing teacher pay and support resources. In contrast to Morrow, ...

Three Republicans narrowly win seats on N.C. Court of Appeals

By Audrey Kashatus , Sarah Clements and Walker Livingston | November 6

Tom Murry, Valerie Zachary and Chris Freeman won seats to the North Carolina Court of Appeals.