Women's lacrosse -

Explaining The Clery Act and assault reporting on campus

By Zoe Frederick | November 30

Safety concerns and conversations about sexual assault prevention are key topics in campus conversations. Students and staff voice their thoughts on the ...

20221024_cox_university-quad-exhibition-2022

Student activists and organizers make an impact on campus in 2022

By Lauren Rhodes | November 30

From the midterm elections to gun violence prevention, students organized throughout campus, rallying behind and protesting the issues that mattered most ...

UNC sees highest number of deans stepping down since 2003

'The best it has ever been': Former deans confident despite increased leadership turnover

By Lavelle Wong | November 30

As numerous deans have left their positions at UNC over the past year, positions have been filled and search committees have been formed. Former deans ...

Editorial: A deep dive into the proposed Kenan-Flagler fee increase

By Editorial Board | November 30

"But the fee increase might produce more positive outcomes than anticipated, even down to helping diversify the undergraduate business program student ...

Future development at 306 W. Franklin St. to pose problems for Purple Bowl

By Caroline Dickey | November 30

On Nov. 11, Longfellow Real Estate Partners announced its plans to demolish and redevelop 306 W. Franklin St., the location of The Purple Bowl. The development ...

Here are the new establishments on Franklin Street that opened in 2022

Franklin Street, Chapel Hill businesses continue to survive, rely on community

By Eliza Benbow | November 30

Local businesses in Chapel Hill have been working to build and maintain strong community support and provide for community needs in a rapidly developing ...

Editorial: UNC can do more to protect students from drink tampering

By Editorial Board | November 30

"Students should not have to normalize this risk when attending parties and social events. UNC needs to impose larger disincentives and crack down on ...

20220724_Westra_city-northside-family-displacement-5.jpg

'Very few options': 2022 sees increase in affordable housing units, but issues persist

By Gabriel Morrison | November 29

The Town of Chapel Hill has allocated $9.1 million towards affordable housing this year. That money will help build over 300 units, many for those earning ...

'An iota of peace:' UNC honors James Cates with permanent memorial

By Natalie Varma | November 29

Community members gathered the Pit last week to pay their respects to James Lewis Cates Jr. and to see his life memorialized on campus. Cates, 22, was ...

Triangle music groups seek to create safe spaces for local LGBTQ+ community

By Maddie Policastro | November 29

Throughout the Triangle, several music groups — including the Triangle Gay Men's Chorus, Common Woman Chorus and Triangle Pride Band — create safe ...

Editorial: The ugly politics of sexual assault in boarding schools

By Editorial Board | November 29

"Because most attendees of boarding schools are minors, statistics surrounding sexual misconduct on boarding school campuses are difficult to find. That ...

Hillsborough's holiday parade aims to bring community together

By Catherine Wiles | November 29

Among this year’s entries to the parade are the Orange High School Marching Band and Faulkner’s Elite Gymnastics, along with food truck services by ...

Fencing for dummies: UNC fencing team breaks down rules for beginners

By Kelly Baker | November 29

Fencers use three different weapons, each having a different blade, set of rules and target. The ultimate goal across weapons is to score a touch, which ...

Column: The guilts of being a first generation immigrant

By Mariam Ali | November 29

"The guilt is very real; however, there should be no shame in upward mobility. Your family's sacrifices are honored when you progress and go after what ...

Chapel Hill Bible Church leaders face allegations, investigations over abusive behavior

By Emmy Martin | November 29

Over the last few years, over 200 people have left Chapel Hill Bible Church due to concerns over sexism, racism and emotional abuse by leaders in the ...

'We really need both': Residents debate development of American Legion property

By Maddie Van Meter | November 28

The Chapel Hill Town Council voted in 2016 to authorize the town manager to purchase the plot of land from the American Legion Post. Following its purchase ...

UNC Special Olympics team faces off with N.C. State in rivalry flag football game

By Alexandria deRosset | November 28

For the first time in two years, the UNC Special Olympics Club played its rival, the N.C. State Special Olympics Club, in a flag football game Sunday ...

20221116_Le_opinion-letter-to-humanity-majors

Column: Dear humanities majors...

By Savannah Clay | November 28

Not everyone can solve for X, familiarize themselves with the anatomy of the human body or engineer software. But not everyone can analyze Shakespeare, ...

26-point swing defines No. 8 UNC women's basketball's comeback win over No. 5 Iowa State

By Shelby Swanson | November 28

After two straight come-from-behind victories against JMU and Oregon, UNC pulled off another comeback win on Sunday. The Tar Heels won the Phil Knight ...

20221121_connors_city-chccs-teachers-living-rural-areas

'It’s a struggle': CHCCS teachers choose between expensive housing or long commutes

By Walker Livingston | November 28

Although Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is one of the highest-paying school districts in North Carolina, teachers are increasingly unable to afford ...