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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

Women's Golf

Navigating the steps to a psychological underload at UNC

By Sara Salinas | April 18

Editor’s note: This story is the fourth in aserieschronicling mental health issues on a college campus through a central character, a UNC junior who ...

Fouad Abd-El-Khalick, the new dean of the School of Education speaks about his vision for the school in early February.

Q&A with Fouad Abd-El-Khalick, new dean of the School of Education

By Natalie Conti | April 18

UNC named Fouad Abd-El-Khalick the new dean of the School of Education on Monday. Abd-El-Khalick spoke to staff writer Natalie Conti about teamwork, community ...

Small farmer finds success with prawn industry

By Jane Little | April 18

When former tobacco farmer Joe Thompson had his first hip replacement in 1995, he knew he had to find a less intensive job.

Column: The balance of conviction and self-doubt

By Vishal Reddy | April 18

Conviction is a beautiful thing. Nothing is more inspiring than being surrounded by individuals and collectives who invest so genuinely in their work. ...

Column: The value in emotional intelligence

By Gaby Nair | April 18

When I started college, my priorities were school, extracurriculars and relationships, in that order.

Column: Looking back on why I write

By Gwendolyn Smith | April 18

It has been a challenge and a privilege writing for you all every other week.

Letter: Questioning reasons for the Civil War

April 18

The Lincoln mythology, disguised as history, has filled many volumes since the end of the War Between the States. Its sole theme is to say that the purpose ...

Letter: HB2 contains several damaging provisions

April 18

As faculty, students, and staff at North Carolina’s colleges and universities who are committed to public policy that reflects sound data, careful reasoning ...

Aziz Sancar stands in the home he owns and runs for UNC students and scholars from Turkey to adjust to campus life.

Q&A with Nobel Prize winner Aziz Sancar about his Girls in STEM program

By Mashal Aamir | April 18

UNC biology and biochemistry professor Aziz Sancar, who won the 2015 Nobel Prize in chemistry, grew up in a rural area in southeastern Turkey.

Office for Civil Rights investigates potential discrimination policies in Wake County Public Schools

By Hari Chittilla | April 18

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights held a meeting with parents of students in Wake County Public Schools last week as part of ...

DEA considers reclassifying Marijuana

By Olivia Slagle | April 18

The Drug Enforcement Administration is scheduled to reconsider the classification of marijuana in the first half of 2016.

UNC ranks in top 10 among best public schools for African-Americans

By Belle Hillenburg | April 18

This month, UNC was named the ninth best public university for African-American students in the nation by Essence and MONEY magazines.

A miracle for Miraclefeet

By Lindsey Hoover | April 18

It’s not every day that Googling leads to a $1 million grant given by the company themselves, but for a Carrboro-based nonprofit, that’s exactly what ...

UNC Hospitals opened Jason Ray Transplant Clinic to honor former student and UNC mascot.

UNC dedicates transplant clinic to former Rameses mascot Jason Ray

By Blake Hoarty | April 18

Nine years after Jason Ray’s life unexpectedly ended, UNC commemorated the former Rameses mascot by dedicating the UNC Hospitals Jason Ray Transplant ...

Police log for April 19, 2016

April 18

• Someone committed larceny at the Harris Teeter at 310 N Greensboro St., according to Carrboro police reports. The person stole $25.43 worth ...

New Ackland director hopes to paint a connected community

By Morgan Vickers | April 18

In the late ‘70s, Katie Ziglar interned at the Ackland Art Museum in the prints and drawings department. And on July 6 — nearly four decades later ...

Send Silence Packing raises awareness by placing backpacks in Polk Place to represent the 1,100 students who commit suicide a year.

Backpacks bring awareness to suicide, mental health

By Morgan Howard | April 18

Send Silence Packing came to campus Monday to spark discussion about suicide prevention and mental health.

Community dances, plays bingo to support survivors

By Nicola McIrvine | April 18

Your grandparents weren’t the ones out on the town for bingo on Monday — but the ones who were might look like your grandparents.

NC State study: Multimodal learning beneficial to college students

By Caroline Metzler | April 18

Researchers at North Carolina State University recommend multimodal learning in higher education.

Q&A with Hipster Bingo hosts, Nick Stroud and Kareem Browne

By Maria Mullis | April 18

Nick Stroud and Kareem Browne know all about hipster culture — and they're bringing that knowledge to The Baxter tonight in Hipster Bingo. Staff writer ...