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'Deep roots': The Carolina Inn celebrates 100 years of history in Chapel Hill

By Morgan Brenner | June 24

From the start of the 20th century, the University became the research institution it is today — and The Carolina Inn tells a huge part of that history. ...

'Sharing her light': Professor's dog and campus icon leaves behind legacy of love

By Anna Fetter | June 24

Uma McCombs, math professor Mark McCombs' beloved brown Labrador, passed away this summer. Uma was a joy to many UNC students and helped enrich their ...

How to beat the heat in Chapel Hill this summer

By Lola Oliverio | June 24

Summer began on June 20 and North Carolina was greeted with a heat wave. Temperatures are expected to stay consistently in the 90s all week and the heat ...

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A guide to UNC football gamedays

By Kendall Allen | June 23

Win or lose, these rules and cheers are what students need to know to join in on UNC's infectious sports culture.

Transfers and first-years set to affect 2024-25 men's basketball roster

By Emma Moon | June 23

With the college basketball season a little over four months away, here’s a look at how the men’s basketball roster is fairing.

Chapel Hill Town Council discusses affordable housing, LUMO rewrites and bonds

By Lola Oliverio | June 23

This was the last town council meeting of the season, with meetings resuming in August.

Column: Learning to embrace the uncomfortable is inevitable as a sports journalist

By Emma Moon | June 23

"Amid a sea of older men covering North Carolina football, you can count on one hand the number of women who sit in the press box. During the three UNC ...

Column: Combat homesickness by embracing your new school, town and community

By Viyathma Hapuarachchi | June 22

"I was miserable not because Chapel Hill couldn't be home, but because from the moment I stepped on campus, I decided it wouldn’t."

Column: All roads lead to Omaha

By Brendan Lunga | June 21

"As I sit here on my flight back to North Carolina, 26 hours after the final out was made on the Diamond Heels’ season in Omaha, I finally realize why ...

Column: How to make a home at college

By Natalie McCormick | June 21

"Take it from me, a recent grad who is very sad to be leaving this little slice of light blue heaven — you will be OK. I know, I know, everyone has ...

Column: Explore the towns outside Chapel Hill

By Lola Oliverio | June 20

"I’ve lived in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area since I was four years old. The first time I was allowed to wander Franklin Street completely alone, I ...

Column: It's OK to change your mind, in fact, I recommend it

By Ananya Cox | June 20

"As someone who was described as 'really using the system' by an academic advisor last year for how many times I changed classes and majors, I had no ...

Column: Don't be afraid to make the first move in a friendship

By Sarah Monoson | June 20

"I was 18 years old and I didn’t know how to make a friend. How do I continue a conversation beyond establishing our names, years, majors, residence ...

'We didn't get it done': UNC baseball's late game magic runs out in Omaha

By Brendan Lunga | June 19

There was nothing but tears and end-of-year hugs. It was over, just like that. The magic had run out.

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 ...