A 20-year-old man from Raleigh faces the possibility of deportation as a DACA recipient after he faced charges of indecent liberties with a child and possession of marijuana which were later dropped. The case calls into question the ethics of the government being able to deport residents who have little to no criminal charges.
After graduating, Camarati eventually landed at Duke University where Steve Kirschner, UNC senior associate director of athletics for Communications, found him at an NCAA Men's Golf Championship in 2001. By 2005, UNC Athletics had its first official University photographer.
In the original Board of Governors resolution, Chancellor Folt and the Board of Trustees were due to present a plan for Silent Sam's future to the BOG on Nov. 15.
The DTH is asking students to kick in $5 to help cover the cost of independent news about UNC.
“I’m going to play him forever,” Roy Williams said of his senior guard. “Yes, I’d like him to make a jump shot before I die, is what I told him. And he did, and I’m appreciative of that.”
After handling business in a pair of road non-conference games to start the season, No. 7 North Carolina improved to a 3-0 with a 90-72 victory against Stanford in its home opener at the Smith Center Monday night.
Christopher Cates, the previous public works superintendent for the Town of Carrboro, coincidently resigned in October — and thanks to an anonymous tip, the Carrboro Police Department has discovered that he was involved with embezzlement and common law forgery.
The UNC Faculty Council met on Friday to discuss topics like Silent Sam and the undergraduate general education curriculum, among other things.
“I’ll see news reports about the Butler shooting, and I’m like, 'Wow that’s me, that’s my classmate, that’s my school, and my safety and my friends.' It’s not real. It doesn’t make any sense.”
"You have to have a pretty solid reason to remake a film for the fourth time, especially when the plot wasn’t that good to begin with, and forced chemistry between a pop star and an actor singing generic country tunes is not a good enough reason."
After years of uncertainty and stints across the Atlantic Ocean, Sean May isn’t afraid to indulge, just a bit, in his newfound stability.
A series of resolutions on contextualization rolled out by the UNC Board of Trustees in 2015 will play a role in how the University decides how to deal with Silent Sam.
UNC is partnering with hedge fund sponsor Deerfield Management to form Pinnacle Hill, LLC., a company that will focus on drug research.
Even though UNC scored 10 points shy of 100 against Stanford Monday night, Roy Williams wasn't satisfied with his players' defensive performance.
A man interrupted a vigil in Chapel Hill memorializing victims of anti-Semitism and white supremacy on Saturday, claiming that the vigil was to remove the Jefferson Davis Highway sign among other allegations.
Some residents worry about the effects of NCDOT’s current plans regarding moving homes and a church to accommodate changes to I-40.
Despite residual controversy of public art from Silent Sam, a group of artists and professors plan to fund more public works on the quad. What does this mean for art that is based in intense historical moments?
"We are in a place in our society where the industry has definitely changed and diversity in media is extremely important — especially when trying to reach parties who no longer trust the news."
Think that Chapel Hill traffic can't get any worse? UNC is upgrading its surgical hospital due to outdated operating rooms and a lack of sufficient space for patients and hospital staff. The surgical tower is expected to be completed in 2022, and its construction may be responsible for increased traffic in Chapel Hill.
Jace Ruder was fourth in the pecking order as quarterback for North Carolina when the season started. Yet, the 6-4, 220-pound signal caller found himself behind center once the second quarter rolled around Saturday on Homecoming against Georgia Tech.
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