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Sports

UNC men's basketball capitalizes off of an explosive five minutes to clinch win over Florida State

By Grace Nugent | December 3

A 22-to-4 point run where the Tar Heels went from down seven points to up by 11 all started with sophomore guard Seth Trimble’s layup.

University

First class of students apply to UNC since Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action

By Olivia Metelo | November 29

Eve Carson poses for a portrait in front of the Old Well on Oct. 8, 2007. The Eve Carson Scholarship, established in honor of 2008 UNC Student Body President Eve Carson, awards students for their leadership and service on campus.

Photo Courtesy of The Eve Carson Scholarship Executive Committee/Mary Moore McLean.

News

Eve Carson Scholarship to welcome 15th class

By Daneen Khan | November 28

News

Shooting suspect Tailei Qi found unfit for trial in professor’s death

By Abby Pender and Lauren Rhodes | November 27

Opinion

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Column: Dear Anson Dorrance, after 45 seasons, it's time

By Mary Blake Nobles | November 30

Op-ed: Hillel is here

November 29

"UNC Hillel is a space to grieve, process our emotions and be with a community who understands during this time. Hillel listens and supports us as tensions ...

Column: This isn't your parents' Black Friday

By Maddie Whitaker | November 29

"A day lauded for bargains so good that people physically fight for them is bound to lose excitement when the bargain can be had weeks before."

University

Professor's past comments, actions at protest raise concerns among students

By Madeleine Ahmadi | November 20

Evyatar Marienberg, an Israeli tenured professor in the religious studies department, attended a demonstration and shouted at pro-Palestine protesters. ...

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UNC Albums and Record Society connects Black students through music

By Dallia Lindell | November 17

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'Not worth my sanity at all': Carolina Union workers express concerns over working conditions

By Natalie McCormick | November 12

City & State

Student charged with felony in Carrboro High School bomb threat, Carrboro PD says

By Ethan E. Horton | November 29

CHCCS sent an email to district families just after 10:15 a.m. Wednesday that said Carrboro High was being evacuated to the athletic fields to the south ...

North Carolina advocates reflect on abortion access after Ohio referendum

By Kathryn DeHart | December 3

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Chapel Hill Town Council votes 7-1 against proposed 12-story development on Rosemary Street

By William Becker | November 30

Sports

UNC men's soccer team's season ends with 1-0 loss to Oregon State in NCAA quarterfinals

By Cade Shoemaker | December 2

After the Beavers scored the deciding goal in the 36th minute, North Carolina couldn't put away the equalizer.

No. 17 UNC men's basketball's 22-point run allows Tar Heels to top FSU in ACC-opener

By Grace Nugent | December 2

UNC women's basketball displays defensive grit in close loss to top-ranked South Carolina

By Matthew Maynard | December 1

'The head of the snake': RJ Davis leads UNC to win over Florida State in revamped role

By Gwen Peace | December 2

Audio & Video

Hark the Pod Season 3, Episode 5

By William Kleinschmidt , Shelby Swanson , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Sierra Pfeifer , Daniel Wei and Keerthana Mariappan | October 10

PAID CONTENT

5 sneaky expenses for students to keep an eye on

Lifestyle

Playing with boundaries: UNC student theatre encourages the unconventional

By Delphine Liu | December 3

Company Carolina, LAB! Theatre, Pauper Players and Kenan Theatre Company have put on diverse stories, funky performances and shows that bring more representation ...

UNC professor Tõnu Kalum has served as the music director and conductor of the UNC Symphony Orchestra since 1988.

Photo Courtesy of Tõnu Kalum.

UNC Symphony Orchestra prepares for end-of-semester concert

By Margaret Hungate | December 3

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'We like to call it edu-tainment': Jazz duo performs at Flyleaf Books

By Preethika Ratnam | November 30

Data

High school e-cigarette use has declined, according to CDC survey

By Audrey Kashatus

Live election results: 2023 Chapel Hill, Carrboro municipal races

'It's not static': Farming in Orange County changes with development

By Mila Mascenik

'A packed house': UNC women's basketball sees surge in attendance at home games

By Lauren Weider

Poll shows Chapel Hill voters have high levels of education, postgraduate degrees

By Kathryn DeHart

Featured Project

The Abortion Issue

October 14

On June 24, the United States Supreme Court overturned nearly 50 years of national precedent, leaving abortion laws up to individual states. North Carolina ...

One Good Read

Friends of Bolin Creek may have held illegal candidate forum, founder denies

By Lucy Marques , Ethan E. Horton and Walker Livingston | October 10

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits like the Friends of Bolin Creek are required under tax code to provide "an equal opportunity for participation to all ...