Student experiences at Counseling and Psychological Services at UNC have been generally positive, but there is one complaint: They want more sessions. CAPS provides students six sessions before referring them to treatment elsewhere and many students say it's not enough. Read CAPS' side of the story.
The shrubs surrounding the Bell Tower are being removed in hopes of creating more usable space on UNC’s campus and enticing more events to be hosted at the historic landmark.
“Volunteering with CPALs offers a breath of fresh air for patients who are going through an unspeakably hard time. Maintaining a friendship can make or break their mental and emotional state. It’s important for kids to have fun and get to be kids.”
The Global Gap Year program allows high school graduates to take a year off and complete public service abroad before coming to UNC in the fall.
The UNC LGBTQ Center has been offering Safe Zone trainings since 2003, teaching allyship strategies and bringing awareness to various LGBTQ perspectives and experiences.
With performance season in full swing, Que Rico is feeling the pressure to succeed.
The winners of the 2018-2019 Carolina Global Photography Competition were honored at an awards ceremony Wednesday.
Latinx student organization Mi Pueblo will be holding a vigil today in a sign of solidarity for the plight of undocumented people across the North Carolina community.
The memorial commemorating James Cates was placed by activists on Tuesday afternoon in the Pit, the same place he was killed 49 years ago. By the next morning, the memorial was gone.
Love is in the air today at UNC, and students aren’t the only ones who will be celebrating the romance. Here are the stories of two professor couples and the roads that led them to the loves of their lives. Let them bring hope to everyone, single, taken or confused, that true love is out there.
Despite a growing number of resources on campus, undergraduate and graduate student parents at UNC still face various challenges ranging from time management difficulties, to feelings of social isolation to economic strains as they juggle both family and coursework.
An appeal hearing took place on Tuesday for UNC doctoral student Maya Little, who was found guilty by the Honor Court in October of defacing Silent Sam. Little was sanctioned with a letter of warning and 18 hours of community service in her initial case hearing.
Despite the conclusion of student body elections, much of the student body does not exactly comprehend the role Student Government plays and how it relates to UNC students.
Transportation is a major barrier to health care for millions, but ride-sharing services are trying to fill the gap.
At TEDxUNC, Chapel Hill's annual TED Talk event, speakers will discuss their interpretation of "flow" and how it relates to their work and passions.
Activists placed a dedication plaque in the Pit on Tuesday honoring James Cates, a Black student activist who was stabbed to death in the Pit in 1970.
According to a statement from the Board of Elections, the Noble campaign was found guilty of five violations: three counts of misrepresentation, one count of falsification and a location violation.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s 1984 medical school yearbook page surfaced with a picture of a man in blackface standing alongside another in KKK robes — both of whom Northam claims are not him. Soon after Northam’s photo went viral, a photo from the Chi Phi fraternity, published in the 1979 edition of the Yackety Yack, UNC's yearbook, depicts a man in blackface being hanged by two other men dressed as members of the Ku Klux Klan.
The UNC General Alumni Association is gifting $2 million in scholarship funds for military-affiliated students.
The workshop for students featured a 40 percent discount on professional clothing, free headshots, makeovers and free food.
The rivals are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition (both on-campus and online Feb. 20) and to see which student media program can raise the most money between Feb. 1 and 20.
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