No. 1 UNC women's tennis slams No. 3 Georgia and No. 11 Auburn in a strong team-wide showing
No. 1 UNC women's tennis is back like it never left.
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No. 1 UNC women's tennis is back like it never left.
During those marathon town council meetings, it seems like elected officials, Town staff and developers can use their own vocabularies to discuss affordable housing. The words don't make sense to an untrained ear. Cost burden, AMI, LUMO — what does any of it actually mean?
On Jan. 18, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education held its first meeting of the year to discuss topics such as the Parents’ Bill of Rights and the Exceptional Children program restructuring.
The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees met on Jan. 18 to discuss the future of the School of Civic Life and Leadership, student wellness and the search for the University’s next chancellor.
The Edition on Rosemary opened its doors to residents on Dec. 13, nearly four months after its initially scheduled move-in date.
Courtney Banghart knew No. 23 UNC's game against No. 13 Louisville was going to be a heavyweight bout. Or, in her words, "like literally a rock fight."
At UNC's halftime shootaround, Lexi Donarski stood in the corner and put up shots for five straight minutes.
About eight years ago, Chris Jordan’s coffee shop coworker asked him if he wanted to buy an espresso machine. He didn’t think about where to put his new machine until after he bought it.
Since the Chapel Hill Town Council passed a land use management ordinance text amendment in June, there have not been any applications for the development of multi-family housing projects newly allowed by the amendment.
At his first FallFest in 2018, second-year graduate student Nick Chappell heard a group of students advertising SafeWalk shout, "Who wants to get paid to walk?" Now, he is the program’s director.
My decision to "go random" and live with someone for nine and a half months whom I knew nothing about was actually unintentional.
The No. 1 North Carolina women’s tennis team (4-0) routed No. 3 Georgia (0-1), 7-0, in an early season ranked contest, Sunday afternoon at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center in Chapel Hill.
UNC sophomore Emma Hedinger said she remembers seeing furniture, futons and other objects being thrown away while moving out of Hinton James Residence Hall last year — items she said seemed perfectly usable.
A coal ash site near Chapel Hill Police Department may become a federal cleanup project, pending results of a preliminary evaluation by the Environmental Protection Agency.
A 145-year-old house in the heart of Carrboro, built by a former enslaved family and passed down through generations. A 170-year-old farmhouse, now the home of a historic preservation nonprofit. A 181-year-old stucco law office, fallen into disrepair.
After consecutive early-season road losses to unranked Arkansas and Georgia Tech, the Duke men’s basketball team has found its stride and is firmly fixed in the national conversation.
I found out that Lee Roberts was being knighted as UNC's interim chancellor on my recent 38-hour plane ride to New York, where I was stuck next to a 32-year-old Harry Potter fan and her six newly adopted kids (all from different continents, except Antarctica — they don't have kids there.) Upon reflection of this experience, I somehow found myself more devastated by Roberts' appointment than my unfortunate seating arrangement — even after the kid from Australia ate my AirPods.
First-year students at UNC have options when choosing a place to live on-campus with a total of 37 residence halls to pick from.
The UNC Faculty Council met on Friday for its first convening of 2024. The council debated a resolution condemning statements made during an event on campus and proposed amendments to the Faculty Code.
The Carrboro Town Council delayed a vote on a proposed extension of Chapel Hill’s water and sewer boundary — due to a need for more information at its Jan. 9 meeting.