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Police give all-clear at Carrboro High School after evacuation from bomb threat

| November 29

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Police give all-clear at Carrboro High School after evacuation from bomb threat

By Ethan E. Horton | November 29

CHCCS sent an email to district families just after 10:15 a.m. Wednesday that said Carrboro High was being evacuated to the athletic fields to the south ...

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'A greater sense of urgency': 12-week abortion ban inhibits, exhausts healthcare providers

By Lucy Marques | November 27

S.B. 20, which went into effect on July 1, bans most abortions in North Carolina after 12 weeks of pregnancy and requires patients to attend an in-person ...

Shooting suspect Tailei Qi found unfit for trial in professor’s death

By Abby Pender and Lauren Rhodes | November 27

University announces change in leadership, location for Carolina Women's Center

By Lauren Rhodes | November 27

House Bill prohibits compelled speech in UNC System schools, raises concerns and support

By Mary Mungai | June 6

Josh Stein files briefs to U.S. Court of Appeals, Supreme Court regarding medication abortion

By Maddie Policastro | April 17

On April 10, North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein and two dozen other attorney generals filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ...

NC Rep. Tricia Cotham officially switches parties, gives no specifics on abortion

By Ethan E. Horton | April 5

N.C. Rep. Tricia Cotham (R-Mecklenburg) held a press conference this morning at the N.C. GOP Headquarters in Raleigh with state Republican leaders to ...

NC House leaders and Gov. Cooper propose budgets for next two fiscal years

By Madelyn Van Meter | April 4

Increasing state employee and teacher pay are major tenets for both the House Republicans' and the governor's budget proposals. The House budget is a ...

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Women-owned businesses create welcoming spaces for Chapel Hill-Carrboro community

By Phoebe Martel | March 30

The Purple Bowl, WomanCraft Gifts and Ascension Tattoo are just a few of several women-operated small businesses in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro communities ...

UNC men's basketball nears breaking point after early implosion at Wake Forest

By Lucas Thomae | February 8

"Our back is against the wall," senior center Armando Bacot said.

‘Absolutely ridiculous’: Students struggle to find on- and off-campus housing

By Maddie Singleton and Abby Pender | January 25

Six hundred UNC students are on the waitlist for fall 2023 on-campus housing. Last year, there were 422. That's an increase of 42.18 percent. The University ...

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Workers Union to submit letter of demands to BOG regarding state employee wages

By Liv Reilly | January 18

After months of activism on UNC’s campus surrounding increased wages and free parking for University housekeepers, a list of demands are being brought ...

UNC field hockey head coach Karen Shelton announces retirement after 42 seasons at North Carolina

By Shelby Swanson | December 7

Shelton is leaving UNC after an illustrious career that includes 745 wins and NCAA-records in tournament appearances (39), victories (77) and games played ...

Supreme Court hears oral arguments in UNC affirmative action case

By Ira Wilder and Preston Fore | October 31

On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding a case against UNC-Chapel Hill that could affect the fate of affirmative action — especially ...

New student group 'Thrift Flippedd' hopes to create a sustainable, fashionable future

By Emi Maerz | October 27

Thrift Flippedd aims to promote fashion sustainability by providing students a non-profit on-campus source for second-hand clothes and upcycling workshops. ...

'It's awesome': NC State Fair returns to fairgrounds, attendance rebounds

By Ethan E. Horton | October 16

This year, the N.C. State Fair features dozens of new foods, five new rides and the new N.C. State Fair Bacon Trail. The fair opens daily at ...

Detectable levels of lead found in drinking fountains of eight campus buildings

By Preston Fore | September 20

Lead has been detected in drinking fountains in eight campus buildings this month, according to emails sent to building occupants and further confirmed ...

End of Roe v. Wade adds uncertainty to Black maternal health crisis

By Maddie Singleton | August 17

Mobilizing African American Mothers Through Empowerment (MAAME) is a nonprofit, community-based maternal health organization that serves Black, Indigenous, ...

'There’s no immediate solution': All-time high gas prices impact students, public transit

By Ethan E. Horton | June 30

In June, gas stations across the country displayed the highest average prices ever recorded. In some areas of the country, this means average gas prices ...

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Madi Kirkman | June 16

On Thursday, the National Weather Service in Raleigh issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30 p.m.