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Northside neighborhood has fostered local Black community for over a hundred years

By Sarah Clements | June 19

“Black folks who built the University came and made this area of town their own — their home — as they brought culture and different aspects of ...

UNC EOC office provides accommodations relating to academics, campus, dining and more

By Ananya Cox and Lily Kane | June 19

The UNC Equal Opportunity and Compliance office deals with anything related to an individual's protected status, which includes age, disability, ...

'You don't want it to end': Diamond Heels reflect after season-ending loss to Florida State

By Emma Moon | June 19

The shock held the players in place. The finality brought them to tears.

Students bare their thoughts about student-led tradition of streaking

By Will Kleinschmidt | June 19

Streaking at UNC might seem like some crazed activity dreamed up by Generation Z, but streaking actually began at UNC as part of a national movement in ...

'Come see a show': Cat's Cradle provides live music performances for community

By Albert Carlson | June 19

Cat's Cradle provides opportunities for students to watch live performances for popular and less well-known artists, close to campus, and serves as a ...

Heels and wheels: How to get around UNC's campus

By Regan Butler | June 19

UNC students use a variety of personalized transportation options based on their schedules and where they are headed on campus, and in the surrounding ...

Over $500,000 raised for UNC fraternities set to fund 'Flagstock' Labor Day party

By Dania Al Hadeethi | June 19

The money was raised through a GoFundMe created to reward members of Pi Kappa Phi, Alpha Epsilon Pi and other fraternities for their defense of the U.S. ...

Housing provides unique challenges and opportunities for UNC transfer students

By Brigette Bagley | June 18

With limited housing available for transfers, many transfer students must look off campus. Regardless, transfer students have had good experiences living ...

No. 4 seed Diamond Heels season ends after falling to No. 8 Florida State, 9-5, in CWS

By Emma Moon | June 18

A four-run fifth inning was not enough to power the No. 4 seeded Diamond Heels (48-16) past No. 8 Florida State (49-16) during the Men's College World ...

Q&A: Student Body President Jaleah Taylor shares plans for 2024-25 academic year

By Ananya Cox | June 18

Taylor discusses advice for incoming students as well as her thoughts on DEI, University communication and student protesting.

Supreme Court decision reinforces access to abortion pill in North Carolina

By Sophie Baglioni | June 18

The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled to reject proposed restrictions on accessing mifepristone — commonly referred to as the abortion pill — ...

Chapel Hill and Carrboro host fourth-annual Juneteenth celebration

By Lola Oliverio | June 18

On June 16, the towns hosted their Juneteenth celebration at the Hargraves Community Center in Chapel Hill. The event had guest speakers, musical performances ...

'We ain't done yet': Diamond Heels look to bounce back after loss against Tennessee

By Brendan Lunga | June 17

Following the Diamond Heels’ 6-1 loss to No. 1 Tennessee on Sunday, head coach Scott Forbes had one message for his team: Move on.

Campus organizations provide resources for LGBTQ+ students

By Madeline Reames | June 17

UNC hosts a variety of resources for LGBTQ+ students, staff and community members at the University, but some are more well known than others. This Pride ...

From volleyball to battleship: A guide to Campus Recreation's intramural sports

By Megan Smith | June 17

Enjoying the athletic atmosphere at North Carolina does not start and end with attending basketball and football games. Check out this guide to navigating ...

Diamond Heels bats fall silent in loss to No. 1 seed Tennessee during CWS

By Emma Moon | June 17

Against the most powerful lineup in the country in Tennessee, UNC failed to produce, leading to a 6-1 loss and a spot in the elimination bracket. ...

No. 4 seed Diamond Heels fall, 6-1, to No. 1 seed Tennessee in College World Series

By Brendan Lunga | June 16

OMAHA, Neb. — The No. 4 UNC baseball team (48-15), who has made a living on late-game heroics, couldn’t overcome an early four-run hole against No. ...

North Carolina Botanical Garden explores Southern history through longleaf pines

By Brigette Bagley | June 16

The N.C. Botanical Garden's series on the trees provides history and promotes cultural awareness of Southern ecosystems and the diverse folklore that ...

Estes Drive reopens to two-way traffic after two-year closure for improvements

By Aiden Hall | June 16

Though both lanes are now open, the work is not done yet. Concrete repairs, pedestrian refuge islands, turning lanes and a final paving and line marking ...

North Carolina Symphony inspires local community with classical music

By Emma Cooke | June 16

On Friday evening, the symphony performed at the Southern Village Green for their free annual event to kick off the summer.