As the Chapel Hill Police Department's Crisis Unit approaches its 50th anniversary this year, it has continued to change and grow to keep up with the needs of residents in Chapel Hill. The unit's role has been to provide support and help for people in crisis situations, including domestic violence and mental health issues.
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As the Chapel Hill Police Department's Crisis Unit approaches its 50th anniversary this year, it has continued to change and grow to keep up with the needs of residents in Chapel Hill. The unit's role has been to provide support and help for people in crisis situations, including domestic violence and mental health issues.
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“First match of the season can always be a little tricky,” graduate Brian Cernoch said. “I just wanted to come in focused, dial in, and just put on a good display of tennis.”
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In a chippy rivalry matchup that saw senior forward Armando Bacot break two of the programu2019s all-time rebounding records, a season-high 26 points from UNC's unsung hero was perhaps the deciding factor in helping the Tar Heels earn their most impressive win of the season in an 80-69 victory over N.C. State.
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The strong showing for the Tar Heels in today's match gets UNC's team play off to a positive start and serves as a promising indicator for the rest of the season, in which they are set to take on multiple tough opponents.
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In a game that saw senior forward Armando Bacot break several program rebounding records, the North Carolina men’s basketball team (14-6, 6-3 ACC) defeated N.C. State (15-5, 5-4, ACC) by a score of 80-69 on Saturday afternoon in the Dean E. Smith Center.
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"There’s nothing like it, and I’m not going to take a moment of it for granted," Ustby said. "If I can get healthy and I can play, I’m going to play.”
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Finding our Way Forward was this year's theme of the 38th annual Martin Luther King Lecture and Awards ceremony, held on Wednesday. The theme represents the progress that has been made by the Black community in healing from the last few years in America, as well as continuing the fight for racial justice.
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A unanimous N.C. Court of Appeals panel ruled Tuesday that a trial court had made the correct ruling in dismissing Dieckhaus v. UNC Board of Governors. The case refers to unused student fees in the spring 2020 semester.
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We’re surveying our readership and staff to hear their opinions on whether “Elevate” is still serving underrepresented communities and not otherizing them instead.
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The No.17 North Carolina women’s basketball team (13-5, 4-3 ACC) defeated No. 13 Duke (16-2, 6-1 ACC) 61-56 on Thursday night at Carmichael Arena.
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"You can tell a lot about a person by the type of music that they listen to. What does my music taste say about me? It says that I'm better than you."
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Franklin McCain Jr. is the son of Franklin McCain Sr., one of the members of the Greensboro Four — four students who staged a sit-in at Greensboro’s Woolworth lunch counter on Feb. 1, 1960. He spoke at the Freedom Forum Conference Center in Carroll Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 17, for the University's Martin Luther King Jr. "Day of Action."
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Gov. Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina gained 28,690 new jobs in 2022 according to a press release issued by the North Carolina Department of Commerce on Monday. CNBC and Business Facilities named North Carolina the State of the Year for Business in 2022 following an uptick in jobs and economic investment development.
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The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality's Dam Safety Program received the Southeast Regional Award for its recent work pioneering and implementing internal software programs and studies to monitor dam infrastructure across the state. The program has "initiated several innovative projects to provide for the safety of dams, reduction of risks and benefits for the state," according to the Association of State Dam Safety Officials, the awarding body.
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Despite what appears to be a sweeping victory, the team displayed resiliency, exemplified by the singles matches of Forbes and Tran.
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In its first meeting of 2023, the Orange County Board of County Commissioners honored recently retired U.S. Rep. David Price (D-NC 4th), expanded homeowners’ ability to build secondary dwellings on their property and announced selectees for Community Climate Action Grants.
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UNC Athletics is considering creating a new practice space for the women’s basketball team in Woollen Gym. But in order to do that, they may be sacrificing a basement dance studio used by dance classes and multiple dance clubs.
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Several UNC professional school programs will undergo significant tuition increases for the 2023-2024 academic year, according to the proposals presented to the UNC Board of Governors Committee on Budget and Finance Wednesday morning.
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A group of about 20 campus and graduate workers publicly read the list for the first time while the UNC System Board of Governors met at the UNC System Office. The list of updated demands expands upon those brought to University administration in October.
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“You don’t commit to a school like UNC without expecting to play the best of the best,” team captain Connor Maher said. “And that’s what you want. You come here to play ranked teams.”
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