Chase's new lactose-free ice cream leaves a bad taste in some Tar Heels' mouths
Chase got new, lactose-free ice cream to replace its traditional soft serve. Here's how the UNC community is reacting to it.
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UNC implements Paid Parental Leave benefit for employees with new children
The UNC Office of Human Resources enacted a new policy earlier this month that benefits University staff and non-faculty members seeking paid maternity and paternity leave.
'I'm Smart, Too': Local group aims to fight racial disparities with documentary
A new documentary hopes to ignite change by shedding light on CHCCS and how since integration, racial disparities have taken shape and continue to persist.
Want to laugh more in 2020? Look no further than The Cave’s monthly comedy night
The monthly Comedy in a Cave shows at The Cave usually showcase four local comedians and offer fun, positivity and a laid-back environment in an intimate space.
What UNC basketball needs to do to beat Virginia Tech and stop its losing streak
Take a look at what the North Carolina men's basketball team needs to do to stop its current losing streak and defeat Virginia Tech.
The medics of the sky: how Carolina Air Care transports critical patients
In the limited space of the helicopter, Hooks and Snow provide critical care throughout the duration of the flight, using ventilation devices and IV drips. Both men dedicated decades of public service, including time as emergency responders, to reach this point in their career. “The next time you see a helicopter, you know what’s in the back,” Hooks said. “It could be a family member, a friend or anyone like that. It’s not just a cool helicopter flying through the air.”
Meet the UNC students working on Democratic presidential campaigns
With the Democratic primary season in full swing and the 2020 presidential election quickly approaching, hear from some UNC students on what compelled them to take their political participation to the next level and volunteer for the campaigns of their preferred candidates.
Carrboro celebrates the opening of Martin Luther King Jr. Park
“He’s not a hero for some of the community, he’s not my hero because I’m an African-American, he’s not the hero of women because he heralded women’s rights, he’s not the hero of the immigrant because he fought for their rights,” Richards said. “He’s not the hero of soldiers or those who would do war because he fought for peace. He is the hero of all of us.”
Change of plans for Greene Tract redevelopment draws out 17 years of debate
Chapel Hill Town Council held a special meeting Monday night to discuss adopting a resolution for how to move forward with the 164-acre Greene Tract property owned by Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County.
Orange County Schools considers adding three new pre-K classrooms
Adding three new pre-K classrooms was proposed during a joint meeting of the Orange County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Board on Jan. 17, which would lower the gap between enrolled students and the waiting list and provide for early exposure to the classroom. Board members believe school enrollment at an early age is vital for successful young students.
After Cinderella run last year, No. 4 UNC men's tennis seeks a fairytale ending
After a Cinderella run to the NCAA semifinals in the 2019 spring season, the North Carolina men’s tennis team opened at No. 4 in the 2020 preseason polls. Here's what to expect from the Tar Heels this season.
Start the new year right with this gallery's Resolutions 2020 exhibit
Over 100 artists applied to join Hillsborough Gallery of Arts' new gallery, Resolutions 2020. The 36 winning artists' work, ranging from paintings to brick sculptures, will be on display until Jan. 25.
'We're fighters': UNC women's basketball's rally falls short against No. 5 Louisville
"The next step for this group is to come out from the start and use their toughness as an advantage, not as a savior," Banghart said. A late run in the fourth quarter by the UNC women's basketball team fell short against No. 5 Louisville after the Tar Heels suffered an early-game deficit.
North Carolina is no longer trying 16-year-olds as adults. Here's what that means.
North Carolina is officially the last state to adopt the Raise the Age law, but what does the law entail?
Politicans and community members gather to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
“One of the key parts of his message is that we are called to be our brothers' and sisters’ keepers — that we have an obligation in our short time here on earth to serve each other and to be mindful of what it means to look after our neighbors,” Cunningham said.
Faculty Council met in the midst of a budget impasse and lasting Silent Sam concerns
January's Faculty Council meeting featured discussions about the new Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward, Carolina Next: Innovation for Public Good and budget issues.
Students partner with civil rights group to reverse Silent Sam settlement
UNC campus community members called on the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law to take legal action against the Board of Governors' $2.5 million settlement over Silent Sam.
From the '60s to today, UNC continues growing its relationship with NASA
UNC has had a strong relationship with NASA for over 50 years. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin trained at Morehead Planetarium before embarking on the Apollo 11 mission, and now, the University still provides valuable research, education, experts and more to NASA. One of these experts is Dr. Stephan Moll, a UNC blood research expert who helped NASA flight surgeons treat an astronaut who had a blood clot in space. NASA also shows substantial interest in connecting with UNC students, and the relationship between the agency and the University is continuing to grow.
Two Tar Heels record season bests for UNC track and field at Hokie Invitational
First-year Sydney Banks won her second consecutive high jump and a plethora of athletes from the UNC track and field team set season bests at the Hokie Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
