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Democratic Rep. Valerie Foushee says there’s a sense of urgency that Congress get back to work.

Students, faculty, and advocates are closely watching UNC’s efforts to achieve diversity while adhering to the new guidelines.

More and more students are coming into college with food allergies–and some say that the dining halls at UNC don’t provide enough safe food options.

13th District Congressman Wiley Nickel, a first term Democrat, said young people shouldn’t become disillusioned with politics, despite the dysfunction in the Republican-led House.

This year’s annual “Freedom to Read” celebration at UNC Libraries had added significance as librarians around the country face pressure to ban certain books.

Chapel Hill leaders say the police headquarters building is crumbling and overcrowded, so the town is planning to lease space for the police department at the former Blue Cross and Blue Shield building.

Overriding a veto from Gov. Cooper, legislators passed a law this summer that prevents transgender minors from obtaining gender affirming care.

After a fatal shooting and two lockdowns in the first few weeks of this semester, some UNC students are calling for gun control legislation. But N.C. Speaker of the House Tim Moore disagrees.

At the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, UNC police chief gave a report on the events of Aug. 28 and discussed strategies for campus safety.