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Triangle creatives face soaring rent, lack of affordable housing

By Kathryn Bragg | September 27

Artists in Chapel Hill and Carrboro are struggling to afford housing and workspaces at rent costs that are now the standard in the area.

The history of Old East Residence Hall, UNC's first building

By Keerthana Gotur | September 27

Built in 1793, Old East Residence Hall is UNC’s first building and the oldest state university building in the nation. Sitting between the Old Well ...

'A model that really works': Covenant Place celebrates 25 years of housing senior residents

By Henry Thomas | September 27

“Everybody came out of their doors to see who's moving in,” Barbara Ann Ivey, who recently moved to Covenant Place, said. “And they greeted me and ...

UNC women's golf puts in strong showing at Mason Rudolph Championship

By Anna Page Lancaster | September 27

The North Carolina women’s golf team traveled to the Mason Rudolph Championship over the weekend, finishing in sixth place after the completion of the ...

Wolfe, Phillip lead men's cross country to top-3 finish at Virginia Invitational

By Emma Moon | September 26

Two consistent runners have emerged for North Carolina's No. 5 men's cross country team: junior Parker Wolfe and graduate student Alex Phillip. Wolfe ...

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'I want to move over here': Community members reflect on cost burden in Chapel Hill

By Lucy Marques | September 26

About one in five homeowners and more than half of renters in Chapel Hill are cost-burdened – meaning they spend more than 30 percent of their income ...

'We just need more damn money': UNC Housekeepers continue to advocate for change

By Aisha Baiocchi | September 26

Nearly a year after UNC Housekeepers began advocating for $20 per hour wages and free parking, their demands have not changed, but their approach has. ...

'We really had a community': A 100-year look at housing in Chapel Hill's Northside

By Sophia Fanning | September 26

Over the past century, annexation into the Town, desegregation, gentrification and housing projects have transformed Chapel Hill's Northside neighborhood. ...

UNC food pantries and organizations work to combat food insecurity on campus

By Ananya Cox | September 26

This September, which is also Hunger Action Month, food pantries and organizations are working to combat food insecurity across campus. Programs such ...

UNC women's soccer gives up last-second goal in draw with No. 3 Florida State

By Noah Monroe | September 26

“I’m really proud of the way that we stayed with our belief, and we came back and just the strength and belief in our team was awesome," redshirt ...

UNC volleyball team still learning after mixed results in ACC weekend opener

By Anna Page Lancaster | September 26

“I love the fact that we competed really hard today [against Pitt], and I'm really proud of our kids, too,” head coach Mike Schall said with a smile. ...

UNC men's soccer upsets No. 11 Duke, 2-1, in chippy rivalry matchup

By Brendan Lunga | September 26

The Tar Heels earned a 2-1 victory against their rival on Sunday in the team’s first home win against the Blue Devils since 2020. The physical showdown ...

Column: UNC students, it's okay to live on campus.

By Shea McIntyre | September 25

"Whether you decide on a dorm or a space off campus, it's essential to consider your options holistically. If you flock off campus or not, housing in ...

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International students at UNC bring a sense of home to campus

By Satchel Walton | September 25

At UNC, nearly 2,500 students are international, from places like Peru, Zambia, France and London. Students who are at school far from home have found ...

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House shows strike the right chord among Chapel Hill residents

By Hamsini Sivakumar | September 25

UNC students, alumni and community members use an unlikely venue — their houses — for concerts and performances, which help them build community and ...

Recently approved South Creek development to begin construction in late 2024

By Annika Duneja | September 25

The South Creek development, across from Southern Village, is projected to have 815 housing units, including 120 rental apartments, 89 townhouses and ...

Students express concern about mold in on-campus housing

By Samantha Nichols | September 25

Discovering mold in their residence hall rooms has led some students to worry about the effects of the mold on their health. After more than 1,000 residents ...

UNC women's soccer attendance numbers see significant spike in recent years

By Maya Waid | September 25

When Chris Ducar first took the job as general manager in 2021, he said coach Anson Dorrance asked two things of him: "build this brand and let me keep ...

Column: Target’s dynamic pricing feeds the food desert fire

By Katelin Harmon | September 25

"At the Franklin Target, it feels like you’re spending twice as much for a couple of apples than you would at another store. This is because of Target’s ...

Column: Learn to defy the NIMBY-YIMBY discourse

By Nassibah Bedreddine | September 25

"Two major rival factions have arisen from this discourse: NIMBYs (Not In My Backyard) and YIMBYs (Yes In My Backyard)— the spiritual Montagues ...