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Sylvia Hatchell credits Blood Donation Center for 20 years of saving lives

By Nicole Booth | September 21

Four years ago, on October 9, 2013, UNC Women’s Basketball Head Coach Sylvia Hatchell was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. Today, Coach Hatchell ...

Accessibility Resources and Services (ARS) office is located in Student and Academic Service Building (SASB) North.

Accessibility Resources and Service office cannot always accommodate students

By Katie Rice | September 20

The Accessibility Resources and Service office at UNC knows that when an office with five full-time staff members serves a community of 1,300 students, ...

Edwidge Danticat (left) and Joseph Jordan (right), Director of Stone Center,  talk to the audience at the 25th Annual Sonja Haynes Stone Memorial Lecture.

Haitian author Edwidge Danticat calls for togetherness

By Lorcan Farrell | September 20

Weaving a story of refugees, her own immigration and the world that her daughters must live in today, Edwidge Danticat, an activist and storyteller, delivered ...

Executive Director of Cure HTT, Marianne S. Clancy, presents Congressman David Price an award on behalf of Cure HTT in August for his work in passing legislation on behalf of those affected by the genetic disease. Price, along with Gov. Roy Cooper, opposed the the proposed Republican health care bill.

Republicans make another attempt to repeal ACA

By Anna Pogarcic | September 20

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., and U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., introduced a new piece of legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act this week. ...

New plan has changed North Carolina principal pay

By Kayli Watson | September 20

North Carolina principals are subject to pay changes under a new pay plan implemented this year by the North Carolina General Assembly.

Review: 'mother!' unnerves and unsettles

By Whit Denton | September 20

"mother!" is a masterclass in bewilderment, a long strange trip that leads you nowhere recognizable, allowing you only to grope around in the post-credits ...

Campaigning at a cost in Chapel Hill, Carrboro

By Lauren Talley | September 20

In the 2015 Chapel Hill mayoral race, the two front runners, Pam Hemminger and Mark Kleinschmidt, spent a combined total of $53,603.58 on their ...

The Ackland Art Museum is a museum and academic unit of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill located on S Columbia Street. Photo courtesy of Molly Sprecher.

New acquisitions highlight growing authority of self-taught African-American artists

By Seth Newkirk | September 20

Ackland Art Museum announced that they would be receiving 12 pieces from Souls Grown Deep Foundation.

Hoffman continues to be two-way threat for Tar Heels

By Keaton Eberly | September 20

DURHAM — Ashley Hoffman continues to be that special player for North Carolina field hockey.

The club ultimate frisbee team holds their evening practice at Hooker fields on Sept. 18.

UNC Darkside sets sights on chasing a championship

By Jacob Hancock | September 20

UNC is chasing a national championship. This sentence could be copied into an article about almost any sports team on campus in any given year. ...

Annetta Streater attends last School Board Meeting

By Chantal Shine | September 20

Annetta Stokes Streater attended her last Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education meeting on Monday night. Board Chair James Barrett recognized ...

Looking for a ride? GoTransit is going free for a day

By Lucas Risinger | September 20

GoTransit will offer free rides Thursday as a part of Try Transit Week — an initiative to increase ridership in the Triangle.

Word On The Street: What are you most looking forward to for fall?

By Marin Herold | September 20

Even though it's been around 80 degrees this week, fall starts on Friday.

Members of the Raging Grannies, a local activist group, made an appearance at an NAACP rally in  front of the old post office on Franklin St. Wednesday afternoon.

Local NAACP holds peace rally in Spencer's absence

By Meghana Srikrishna and Molly Horak | September 20

On the day white supremacist Richard Spencer was slated to speak at UNC-Chapel Hill, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP held “More Perfect Union: A Community ...

Like all responsible organizations, the NFL owes its players safety

September 20

Panthers fans might recall captain Luke Kuechly’s gruesome head injury last season against the Saints in Week 11. After an awkward collision with ...

Orange County hosted a job fair in September at University Place in Chapel Hill.

Orange County hosts job fair for prospective employees

By Doug Dubrowski | September 20

Dozens of employers filled the halls inside University Place with stands Wednesday, offering hiring information to potential employees as part of the ...

Our thoughts: The season premiere of 'Dancing with the Stars' flips and flops

By Emma Strickland | September 20

“Dancing With the Stars” hosted their 25th season premiere on Monday night. The episode was full of lively performances — some flips and some flops. ...

The pledging process is purposefully brutal, but could be beneficial for Chapel Hill

September 20

On weekend nights, the presence of fraternities washes over UNC’s campus like midnight waves, and with the moon’s ominous pull, their existence reaches ...

Walls don't always have to be divisive

By William J. L. Parker | September 20

We need more walls. That's what I’ve concluded after reading that the university removed political banners from Peabody Hall last week. That case — ...

Consistent pressure leads No. 7 UNC men's soccer to victory

By Kirk Meyer | September 20

CARY — Through a combination of high-pressing defense and transitional offense, the No. 7 North Carolina men's soccer team maintained its momentum on ...