There once was just one tree in the space that is now the Coker Arboretum. UNC-Chapel Hill consisted of only about 800 students. Howell Hall did not exist. Neither did the Morehead Planetarium. Only half of Davie Hall had been built.
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In 2026, Manteo Mitchell will take a shot at history and a run at becoming the first African American man to win medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games. Only six people have ever done it.
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The North Carolina coast stretches along 320 miles of the Atlantic Ocean. Every mile is shifting in some way or another. There isn’t enough sand to sustain all of it.
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Although North Carolina has not been affected by the virus thus far, medical professionals warn that clusters of unvaccinated individuals could leave the state vulnerable.
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Shredded sharp cheddar. Pimento peppers. Mayonnaise. These simple ingredients compose the pâté of the South, the Carolina caviar — pimento cheese.
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In this legislative session, North Carolina Republican lawmakers sponsored bills that would allow more control over public school libraries.
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The Triangle Sword Guild, a nonprofit organization based in Raleigh, reconstructs Historical European Martial Artswith a blend of scholarly research and martial training.
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At UNC, many student influencers make money off their TikTok fame. Now, those influencers are in limbo with the app’s U.S. future in question.
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UNC-CH’s Department of Music stopped accepting new students into the music education program as of the Fall 2024 semester due to low enrollment.
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Tucked behind the businesses of Rosemary Street and forming a loop at the end of Henderson Street is Chapel Hill’s earliest planned development. The 13 residences sit atop a hill on a street called Cobb Terrace, many of them more than a century old.
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