Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report last month confirming over 1,200 individual cases of measles in 31 different states since the beginning of the year, the highest number of cases reported in the U.S. since 1992. And the effects are being felt all over the country, including in Chapel Hill.
While sexual assault on campus has become part of public discourse in recent years, sexual assault while studying abroad has not. An issue that impacts the lives of UNC and other college students goes largely unreported and unacknowledged due to language barriers, lack of available resources and other isolating factors of the abroad experience.
Tortora hasn’t explicitly confirmed that the donations — which totaled $650 between 2016 and 2019 — were his, but the donations are attributed to the name Louis Tortora and the state of North Carolina in the Federal Election Commission database.
The Grammy Award-winning band Tinariwen will perform in Cat's Cradle on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Formed in the Sahara desert, they bring a diverse and intriguing style with them everywhere they go.
The UNC School of Law commemorated Constitution Day on Sept. 17. This marked the 232nd anniversary of the signing of the constitution.
The North Carolina football team came into its game against Wake Forest with confidence. It left with a 24-18 loss, and a valuable lesson learned.
Out with the old and in with the new: University Place has plans for redevelopment.
Figuring out where to eat in Chapel Hill has never been easier. Read to find out which local spots you should be going to for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Playmakers Repertory Company canceled performances on Friday evening due to UNC's parking restrictions during home football game days.
Nearly 50 years on, the Beatles' legacy continues as cover band Abbey Road LIVE! comes to Carrboro.
With UNCUT, the video platform Jake Lawler and four other UNC students launched this week, the linebacker hopes the next generation of student-athletes won’t have to “fight and claw” like he did to prove they’re more than just a jersey number.
Artist Craig Walsh honors women's suffrage, which was a long time coming to North Carolina, with projection art installation, "1971."
Until August, the Orange County Detention Center charged $3 for every cash deposit made for inmates through an Oasis ATM. The new agreement, signed by the Orange County Sheriff's Office and Oasis Commissary Services, serves to abolish those fees.
UNC is 2-1 on the year under Mack Brown, while App State is 2-0 thus far under the guidance of Eliah Drinkwitz. The teams will face off on Saturday with both looking to move a step closer to claiming in-state dominance.
After the UNC football team suffered its first loss of the season against Wake Forest, Sam Howell is looking to speak up as a leader to help his team rebound against Appalachian State.
The second, and final, Chancellor's Search Committee public forum was hosted where campus and community members were able to express their views on what the next UNC Chancellor should be like.
"This is all particularly relevant to us in the Classics department, where we are devoted to professional study of the material, linguistic and literary history of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Too often, "civic” programs — like the one supported by the UNC Board of Governors — use superficial interpretations of the ancient Mediterranean world to co-opt Classics in support of conservative ideologies."
"The AAUP is a body of faculty. Its desire is not to 'create a narrative' — indeed, it is Clemens’ story that does not comport with the facts — but rather to ensure that UNC continues to abide by the open, democratic, and regular processes of shared governance."
September 20 has been designed to bring the issue of climate change, always simmering in the background, to the forefront, sending a message that this is an issue about which people care and demand action.
The Hillsborough Parks and Recreation Board asked citizens of the town for their input regarding the addition of inclusive playground equipment to some of the local parks.
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