Entire Programs

Democrats worry about a drop in young voters’ enthusiasm. Chapel Hill tries to make Halloween calmer. Newly released documents shed new light on the Tar Heel football scandal. UNC Hospital promotes breastfeeding for new moms.

The UNC community remembers Bill Friday as a leader and friend. Students want representation on a UNC planning committee. All-night study sessions may do more harm than good. There’s something new on Franklin Street: homemade liquor.

National experts reflect on the NCAA’s handling of UNC’s sports scandals. Do the scandals mean “The Carolina Way” no longer exists? There’s more controversy at UNC’s Bingham animal research facility. Students get ready for the State Fair.

UNC trustees reluctantly begin searching for a new chancellor, while Holden Thorp reflects on his legacy. Police still are saying little about the killing of a UNC student. TV anchor Deborah Norville talks about her changing industry.

Students rally to support Chancellor Thorp, but he reaffirms his decision to resign. Experts ask whether Thorp could have handled UNC’s crises better. Football Saturdays get more festive. A Chapel Hill restaurant hopes to go national.

UNC mourns a slain student as police investigate her death. A scandal involving two campus fundraisers puts scrutiny on Chancellor Thorp’s leadership. A UNC alum rises to the top of his field — writing about food.

UNC students attend the Democratic National Convention, while candidates work to attract the youth vote. Bus ads set off a free-speech debate, attendance is down for Tar Heel football, and UNC scientists take on the icky subject of mucus.

President Obama gets a rousing welcome at UNC, but will he get support from young voters in November? UNC remembers beloved professor Doris Betts. Graduating drama students try to hit it big in New York. Local creameries churn out unique cheeses.

UNC prepares for a Presidential visit. New students will be required to take a quiz about cheating. A community garden helps feed UNC staff members. Tar Heel baseball players shave their heads for a good cause.

Students gear up for referendum that would add a gay marriage ban to the state constitution. Asian students discuss inter-racial dating. It’s an especially bad allergy season. Some students protest this year’s graduation speaker.