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

| May 15

Women's lacrosse

Orange County students and residents to bike to Raleigh as part of climate strike

By Brittany McGee | September 19

The Chapel Hill Climate Strike was organized by 16-year-old climate activist Ember Penney to pressure the Chapel Hill Town Council to adopt local climate ...

UNC first-year hopes to 'provide a youthful perspective' on county advisory board

By Guillermo Molero | September 19

The Orange County Board of Commissioners appointed the Affordable Housing Advisory Board’s newest members on Sept. 17, including a first-year student ...

PlayMakers performances canceled due to parking complications

By Patty Weeks | September 19

Playmakers Repertory Company canceled performances on Saturday evening due to UNC's parking restrictions during home football game days.

'The most iconic album of rock 'n' roll history': "Abbey Road" comes to Cat's Cradle

By Elizabeth Wheless | September 19

Nearly 50 years on, the Beatles' legacy continues as cover band Abbey Road LIVE! comes to Carrboro.

At UNCUT's launch, founders debut a new platform for student-athlete storytelling

By Chapel Fowler | September 19

With UNCUT, the video platform Jake Lawler and four other UNC students launched this week, the linebacker hopes the next generation of student-athletes ...

New exhibit illuminates North Carolina’s complicated history with women’s suffrage

By Hannah Correll | September 19

Artist Craig Walsh honors women's suffrage, which was a long time coming to North Carolina, with projection art installation, "1971."

"Consolation and consideration": Orange County Detention Center eliminates ATM fees

By Diane Adame | September 19

Until August, the Orange County Detention Center charged $3 for every cash deposit made for inmates through an Oasis ATM. The new agreement, signed by ...

A look at Appalachian State, UNC football's fourth foe of the year

By Ryan Wilcox | September 19

UNC is 2-1 on the year under Mack Brown, while App State is 2-0 thus far under the guidance of Eliah Drinkwitz. The teams will face off on Saturday with ...

Comedians and activists join forces in Durham to benefit reproductive rights

By Elizabeth Sills | September 19

NARAL Pro-Choice North Carolina is hosting a comedy benefit at Durham's Durty Bull Brewing Company that allows community members to enjoy a night out ...

Sam Howell aims to become a vocal leader moving forward for UNC football

By Parth Upadhyaya | September 19

After the UNC football team suffered its first loss of the season against Wake Forest, Sam Howell is looking to speak up as a leader to help his team ...

DOJ arrests man known as 'Jack Corbin,' who threatened UNC students, others online

By Charlie McGee | September 19

Jack Corbin, an alias under which 31-year-old Daniel McMahon promoted fascist rhetoric, has been tied to several attacks on UNC students and faculty over ...

Community members give input in chancellor search process

By Rachel Crumpler | September 18

The second, and final, Chancellor's Search Committee public forum was hosted where campus and community members were able to express their views on what ...

'Obviously, I’m disappointed': UNC men's soccer ties Davidson in no-score game

By Matt Chilson | September 18

The North Carolina men's soccer team tied Davidson on Tuesday after a blocked head attempt late in the second overtime. The UNC defense only allowed one ...

Unsustainable scholarship: How private companies control research in higher education

By Preston Lennon | September 18

Academic research is a staple of university libraries. Faculty depend on it for their own research, and students need it for their studies. But because ...

Letter: Classics professors oppose Program for Public Discourse

September 18

"This is all particularly relevant to us in the Classics department, where we are devoted to professional study of the material, linguistic and literary ...

Letter: "Clemens' story does not comport with the facts"

September 18

"The AAUP is a body of faculty. Its desire is not to 'create a narrative' — indeed, it is Clemens’ story that does not comport with the facts — ...

Letter: Climate Strike

September 18

September 20 has been designed to bring the issue of climate change, always simmering in the background, to the forefront, sending a message that this ...

Hillsborough works to make playgrounds more inclusive with community input

By Katherine Alissar Tannous | September 18

The Hillsborough Parks and Recreation Board asked citizens of the town for their input regarding the addition of inclusive playground equipment to some ...

New initiative explores redefining UNC's data science curriculum

By Will Forrest | September 18

UNC students, professors and researchers will come together to conduct a study that examines the feasibility of changing the University's data science ...

'There has never, ever been a police chief here like me': Q&A with David L. Perry

By Evely Forte | September 18

UNC Police Chief David L. Perry speaks on his goals to bring the community together, protect against sexual assault and active shooters and ensure peaceful ...