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Sexual assault, groping reported at McClinton Residence Hall

By Emmy Martin | October 1

A report of sexual assault or groping occurred Sunday at 6:10 p.m. at McClinton Residence Hall, according to a 10:41 p.m. Alert Carolina message. UNC ...

Federal judge places injunction on parts of North Carolina's new abortion law

By Ethan E. Horton | September 30

A larger challenge to North Carolina's four-month-old abortion law will continue, but a provision requiring surgical abortions to be performed in hospitals ...

Heel Talk Season 4, Episode 1

By Sarah Choi , Natalie Bradin and Sierra Pfeifer | September 28

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Preview: Music festival supports local artists for the 26th year

By Margaret Hungate | September 28

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'Why don't we deserve just basic safety?': Transgender students struggle with on-campus housing

By Julian Hill | September 27

'We really had a community': A 100-year look at housing in Chapel Hill's Northside

By Sophia Fanning | September 26

Over the past century, annexation into the Town, desegregation, gentrification and housing projects have transformed Chapel Hill's Northside neighborhood. ...

'It really is one of the best': CHHS students in CTE program assist local stock car racing team

By Saudah Jannat | October 2

"Of course, the first time, they don't know what to do, they're looking at you for every answer," Joe Fitzgerald, a driver and co-owner at Southern Wake ...

General Assembly approves teacher raises, private school vouchers in new budget

By Emma Hall | October 2

The N.C. General Assembly passed the 2023-25 state budget on Sept. 22 after months of debate between Republican leaders about where state funds should ...

Authors celebrate debut books about Latino history in the South

By Kathryn Bragg | October 2

Sarah McNamara, author of "Ybor City: Crucible of the Latina South," and Cecilia Márquez, author of "Making the Latino South: A History of Racial Formation," ...

A history of zines, from political activism to creative expression

By Kaitlyn Church | October 2

Zines, self-published DIY booklets, are creative ways to feature personal social and political expressions through various forms of art and the written ...

Column: Get ready with me

By Spence Whitman | October 2

"Before my hair was luscious, days were good because I decided they were. Not because I waited for people to decide they were."

North Carolina voters struggle to identify their elected officials, Meredith Poll shows

By Olivia Gschwind | October 2

“We need to have familiarity with our elected officials so that we can hold them accountable,” David McLennan, professor of political science and ...

Top-scorer Ally Sentnor leads UNC women's soccer to 4-0 win at N.C. State

By Noah Monroe | October 2

Whether it was honing her skills through futsal, recovering from a torn ACL or her meteoric rise to being one of North Carolina's top scorers, Sentnor's ...

Edible Campus grows community through interactive gardens

By Shreya Senthilkumar | October 2

UNC's Edible Campus provides free crops for foraging and community events on campus.

Column: Local school board elections matter, too

By Emma Culley | October 2

"Every child and teacher deserves to feel supported and engaged at school. No matter how small or inconsequential you think your vote may be, don't skip ...

UNC club hockey capitalizes on special teams opportunities to beat ECU, 9-1

By Emma Moon | October 2

The North Carolina club ice hockey team scored three of its nine goals in special teams situations on Saturday.

Column: Well-being days are not helping our well-being

By Rebecca Savidge | October 2

"As a UNC student, the anticipation of a well-being day spurs a short moment of joy. That short moment is made shorter when the realization sets in that ...

Satire: Why ban books when we can just ban libraries?

By Franklin Payne | October 2

"The problem is that we are trying to use a scalpel to get rid of specific books, but are overlooking the larger issue. We need to combat the root of ...

'We tried to bring Mexico to Chapel Hill': Ay Por Dios! celebrates grand opening

By Libby Wakefield | October 1

Edy Barahona, the owner of Ay Por Dios!, said it took about two years to finish construction and renovations for the restaurant in preparation for its ...

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'A matter of equal treatment': ASO hosts sit-in to demand business school action

By Lily Kane | October 1

On Sept. 21, the Arab Student Organization held a sit-in on the steps of Wilson Library advocating for the Kenan-Flagler Business School to hang a Palestinian ...