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TransparUNCy holds first meeting of 2024-25 academic year

By Caleb Herrera | August 30

UNC student group TransparUNCy held their first event of the academic year on Monday, discussing University administration, DEI policies, the School of ...

'There's so much more': ReCYCLEry to vacate Chapel Hill space by January

By Annika Duneja | August 30

The business was established to make cycling resources more accessible and to build community.

'We're good, coach': Conner Harrell replaces injured Max Johnson in win at Minnesota

By Caroline Wills | August 30

Sophomore quarterback Conner Harrell entered the game in the third quarter and helped guide North Carolina to a win in its season opener.

Kicker Noah Burnette leads UNC football to season-opening win over Minnesota

By Shelby Swanson | August 30

The graduate kicker drilled four second half field goals in UNC's 19-17 victory over Minnesota on Thursday night.

UNC prevails against Minnesota, 19-17, despite losing quarterback Max Johnson

By Shelby Swanson | August 30

Thanks to Noah Burnette’s four second-half field goals, North Carolina (1-0) defeated Minnesota (0-1), 19-17, its season opener on Thursday night at ...

No. 17 North Carolina men's soccer downs Florida International, 3-1

By Cade Shoemaker | August 29

The Tar Heels came back from 1-0 down at halftime to defeat the Panthers behind Martin Vician's brace.

Review: “Charm” by Clairo explores ups and downs of love

By Alexis Clifton | August 29

"'Charm' is easily one of my favorite albums from this year," writes staff writer Alexis Clifton. "It’s a tenderhearted retention of fleeting moments ...

'Please, Please, Please' listen to 'Short n' Sweet'

By Marisa Rosa | August 29

"Espresso" was only a "Taste" of Sabrina Carpenter's newest album.

Op-ed: More than 900 students say Lee Roberts will never be their chancellor

August 29

"Lux, libertas — light and liberty, the UNC motto. Lee Roberts’ and the Board of Governor’s rule has cast our university in darkness and liberty ...

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Carrboro begins pavement resurfacing project looking to improve safety, accessibility

By Lauren Zola | August 29

By improving sidewalks and bike paths, Carrboro residents will have an easier time getting around town.

North Carolina welcomes second wind farm, increases local investment

By Kristin Kharrat | August 29

The Timbermill Wind project is a multi-million dollar investment into Chowan County. Although other N.C. regions might want to invest in more wind farms, ...

Column: In defense of dining alone

By Teo Almaguer | August 29

"Last semester, against the advice of my peers and parents, I canceled my meal plan."

'Excitement like you can’t even describe': Sororities celebrate recruits on bid day

By Lily Kane | August 29

"Bid Day" at UNC was the end to six days of recruitment for sororities at UNC, beginning Aug. 22. The process was a culmination of four rounds, with potential ...

UNC women's soccer defeats North Dakota with 3-0 victory

By Beckett Brantley | August 29

The No. 5 North Carolina women’s soccer (5-0) team remains undefeated after beating North Dakota (2-1-2), 3-0, on Thursday afternoon.

Five-star 2025 wing Nyla Brooks commits to UNC women's basketball

By Emma Moon | August 29

On Thursday, 2025 five-star wing Nyla Brooks committed to the UNC women's basketball team after announcing her plans via social media.

Youngest U.S. congressman visits UNC Young Democrats ahead of upcoming election

By Daneen Khan | August 28

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) spoke to about 50 UNC students on Tuesday morning to rally support for the Harris-Walz ticket ahead of the presidential election. ...

Community members raise concerns about Forest Theatre accessibility

By Zora Hollie | August 28

Co-founders Donovan Zimmerman and Jan Burger voice their vision on improving accessibility at the Forest Theater.

Analysis: UNC football bolsters roster with strong transfer portal class

By Abby Ludwig | August 28

The North Carolina Tar Heels added ten transfers to its football roster, ranking 59th in the nation. Heading into the season, here are key names to look ...

Ahead of challenging field hockey season, North Carolina plans to keep same mentality

By Jarrett Kidd | August 28

Just like last season, and every year before that, the Tar Heels plan to take it one game at a time. New seasons bring new challenges, but North Carolina ...

Town of Chapel Hill opens application for next poet laureate

By Albert Carlson | August 28

The Town of Chapel Hill's application for poet laureate is now open. CJ Suitt, the Town's first laureate, reflects on his experience.