Boogie on over to Go Conscious Earth’s dance party fundraiser night

By Elizabeth Wheless

With help from UNC students, Go Conscious Earth is hosting a fund-raising dance party.

'Hometown show vibes': Alexandra Sauser-Monnig returns to the Triangle

By Johnny Sobczak

Musical artist Daughter of Swords is teaming up with The Dawnbreaker Band — sharing the stage with the musicians that she worked with in the early days of her music career.

Guskiewicz and faculty discussed strategic plan at Advisory Committee meeting

By Morgan Topol

Interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and members of the advisory committee discussed the University's new strategic plan, called Carolina Next: Innovation for Public Good, at the committee's most recent meeting. 

UNC wrestling's win over Chattanooga fueled by performances from Lautt, Hernandez

By Ryan Heller

Redshirt sophomores Clay Lautt and Jaime Hernandez extended their hot starts to the wrestling season with a pair of dominant victories in UNC's 22-15 win over Chattanooga.

Governor's office denies Republican allegation of misused natural gas pipeline funds

By Meredith Radford

The office of Roy Cooper denied allegations of misusing funds for a natural gas pipeline after Republicans in the N.C. General Assembly hired independent investigators to look into the matter.

Ackland Art Museum challenges guests to redefine art through 'vernacular photography'

By Patrick Weeks

The Ackland Art Museum is holding a new exhibit meant to showcase vernacular photography. The exhibit intends to represent photography as an important and valid artistic medium.

Waitlists and frustrations grow as UNC's computer science department tries to keep up

By Hannah McClellan and Cynthia Dong

Student participation in the computer science department at UNC has skyrocketed over the last decade, but issues have emerged from the department's inability to accommodate its newfound demand. While the number of declared or intended computer science majors has increased by more than tenfold since fall 2009, the department's faculty total has risen only 8.2 percent over the same time period.  While the University recently extended a hint of incoming relief, the expectation remains that class cuts, reduced enrollment availability and other restrictive measures will make life increasingly difficult for computer science majors.

Two killed in shooting at UNC Family Medicine Center in Durham on Monday

Durham police are investigating a shooting that occurred at the UNC Family Medicine Center on Mayfair Street on Monday, Nov. 25.

Eubanks Road development halted after Duke Forest acquires land

By Brittany McGee

The Eubanks Road development project has been halted. Duke University acquired the project's land, arguing that the project would interfere with ongoing climate research. Carrboro's mayor says that the Town is looking for alternative methods to get the project back on track. 

'The new best day of my life': UNC field hockey completes another perfect season

By Chapel Fowler

When this one was over, they ran: to their coaches, to their teammates, to parents and siblings and fans alike. They ran to whoever they could find, really, to celebrate a second straight season of literal perfection — one that ended with a 6-1 win over Princeton in the NCAA championship Sunday for the dynastic program that is North Carolina field hockey. And take it from the players themselves: all this pomp and circumstance? The rushing of the field, the tears, the hugs, the pure joy of the moment? It doesn’t get old.

Block party: UNC volleyball's defense leads to sweep over rival Duke

By Samantha Hopper

The North Carolina volleyball team defeated its in-state rivals Duke on Thursday behind a strong blocking defense and some veteran leadership. 

First-year Malu Tshitenge dazzles in UNC women's basketball's 76-46 win over Elon

By Matthew Audilet

With the scoring and rebounding of first-year forward Malu Tshitenge, the North Carolina women's basketball team toppled Elon 76-46. But head coach Courtney Banghart says there's still more for her players to improve upon. 

Lumina Theater will keep its doors open after announcing in July it would close

By Audrey Selley

The historic Lumina Theater is still open. The theater's board has been working to find new owners and revive local programing. Part of the revival's effort is being aimed at UNC students.

As undergraduate B.S. degrees rise, so do questions about where humanities fits in

By Maydha Devarajan

As UNC develops a new economics Bachelor of Science program, professors and students have varying ideas about the value of science and humanities degrees.