Here's what a post-Roe future could look like for North Carolinians
According to a leaked draft opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade in the coming months — threatening abortion access across the country.
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According to a leaked draft opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade in the coming months — threatening abortion access across the country.
Scientific observations indicate that there is no center of the universe — but when it comes to college basketball, Gov. Roy Cooper has found it.
Guillermo Molero was selected to be the editor-in-chief of The Daily Tar Heel for the 2022-23 academic year on Saturday.
Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh visited Durham Technical Community College Wednesday to discuss jobs and workers unions.
The Orange County Board of Education unanimously voted to lift indoor school mask mandates in a meeting on Monday.
Gov. Roy Cooper encouraged schools and local governments to end mask mandates as of March 7 in a press conference on Thursday.
Duke Energy reported a large power outage across Chapel Hill Friday morning that has affected at least 10,000 homes.
North Carolinians will have access to birth control without a doctor’s prescription under a new state law that went into effect last week, but don't go running to your local pharmacy yet.
UPDATE 02/08/2022: A Caring Bridge update posted on Monday said Watson died on Friday, Feb. 4.
Orange County Health Department will distribute free N95 masks to the public starting Monday.
UPDATE, Jan. 26, 2022, 1:45 p.m.:
Chapel Hill Transit will delay services until 10 a.m on Friday due to hazardous road conditions, it announced Thursday night.
The Town of Carrboro's Recreation, Parks, & Cultural Resources indoor programs and reservations will be suspended through Jan. 30 in response to rising omicron cases, the department announced Tuesday.
Five Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School bus routes will not have a driver on Friday morning because of an ongoing bus driver shortage and COVID-19 protocols.
Update Sept. 20 at 5:12 p.m.: Power has been restored to all impacted campus buildings, according to the UNC Office of Finance and Operations.
Update July 7 at 8:15 p.m.: The UNC Black Student Movement condemned Holland's promotion and reiterated their demands from the June 25 demonstration during a press conference Wednesday.
After months of activism from students, faculty and other community members, the UNC Board of Trustees voted to approve Nikole Hannah-Jones' tenure application Wednesday. But many students feel there should not have been a debate in the first place.
The COVID-19 community standards have been updated for the second half of the summer, according to a campus message from Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz.
Demonstrators, led by members of the UNC Black Student Movement, gathered in support of Nikole Hannah-Jones during Wednesday's Board of Trustees meeting at The Carolina Inn.
Faculty from many departments across the University have issued statements of support for Nikole Hannah-Jones after the UNC Board of Trustees initially failed to offer her a tenured position.