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UNC to host conference in the style of the famous TED talks

By Grace Raynor | November 14

Intellectuals from around the world — and some from UNC — will gather for a one-day event in January thanks to an effort by students to further their ...

Photo: Mary Cooper seeks student input on tuition (Lauren Piemont)

UNC's student body president Mary Cooper says students are OK with 6.5 percent tuition hike

By Kelly Williamson | November 10

A crowd of roughly 30 students attended one of the last tuition forums held by Student Body President Mary Cooper. Cooper and students discussed which ...

Photo: Happy Birthday, UNC system (Isabella Cochrane)

A look back on legacy

By Isabella Cochrane | November 10

For the past forty years, the UNC system’s 16 universities have upheld the state constitution’s mandate to keep the cost of education affordable.

BOE victors to face smaller budgets

By Grace Tatter | November 6

School board elections happen every two years — but the members elected this Tuesday will have to handle an unprecedented combination of challenges, ...

UNC’s Reese News celebrates first year on campus

By Josie Hollingsworth | November 2

As the Reese Felts Digital News Project celebrated its one-year anniversary Tuesday, the leaders of the website said they are continuing to redefine content ...

DPS may cut back on transit due to limited transportation fee

By Nicole Comparato | October 27

Chapel Hill Transit might be forced to cut entire bus routes and reduce the frequency of bus stops due to a lack of funds.

Board of Governors may lift 6.5 percent tuition cap

By Edward Pickup | October 27

UNC administrators discussed Thursday the possibility of raising tuition by nearly 40 percent in the next two to four years.

Graduate student drops out of school board race

By Florence Bryan | October 24

UNC graduate student Brian Bower officially withdrew from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education race last week. Bower, a Ph.D. student originally ...

Occupy Raleigh protests lead to 19 arrests

By Memet Walker | October 16

Late Saturday, in the shadow of the Wake County Jail, a crowd of Occupy Raleigh protesters gathered to cheer on fellow occupiers who found themselves ...

Music review: Lizzy Ross, 'Read Me Out Loud'

By Elizabeth Byrum | October 12

Editor’s Note: When Dive reviewed _Read Me Out Loud in our Sept. 29 issue, we incorrectly labeled_ “Maria, Maria” as a cover. We decided to give ...

Carolina North's future is uncertain

By Maggie Conner and Ben Salkeld | October 9

Although a 250-acre, innovation-focused expansion to UNC might seem without precedent, the University embarked on a project of similar scope in the 1980s. ...

Chapel Hill elections candidates have filed their 35-day financial statements

By Tyson Leonhardt | October 5

With the Nov. 8 election five weeks away, Chapel Hill Town Council and mayoral candidates submitted their 35-day campaign finance reports this week. The ...

Former professor Elliot Cramer shouldn't pursue a case against UNC

By Editorial Board | September 29

The First Amendment is a sacred right that should not be taken lightly, regardless of whether it’s used as a defense or a weapon. In a lawsuit he’s ...

UNC students debate Israel, Palestine

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | September 27

Although the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not much closer to a solution after years of peace talks and false starts, UNC students are finding ways ...

Chapel Hill 2020 to hold open house

By Cecilia Peters | September 26

As Chapel Hill residents gear up for tonight’s kickoff of Chapel Hill 2020, many remain unsure about their place in the process. But after tonight’s ...

ASG considers presenting $10,000 grant to ASU

By Madeline Will | September 25

CHARLOTTE — Student leaders gathered Saturday in Charlotte to discuss funding allocations and lobbying tactics for the academic year. Members of the ...

UNC Board of Trustees backs athletics

By Andy Thomason | September 22

Chancellor Holden Thorp and the chairman of the Board of Trustees reiterated their commitment to a winning football program at Thursday’s full meeting ...

In, but left out

By Callie Bost | September 22

Last spring, I received an email from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication notifying me of my acceptance to the school. Apparently, my GPA ...

Keeping it local: ASG should vote on a bill to lobby closer to home for more of an impact

By Editorial Board | September 21

The Association of Student Governments deserves credit for trying to have its voice heard in Washington, D.C. But in a time of steep budget cuts, the ...

Glen Lennox to be rezoned, could become Neighborhood Conservation District

By Florence Bryan | September 19

Glen Lennox moved closer to becoming a Neighborhood Conservation District Monday when the Chapel Hill Town Council agreed to approve final plans for phase ...