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As Hurricane Dorian moved up the North Carolina coast, some UNC students kept close tabs on friends and family.

The search process will mainly take place behind closed doors, but students have strong opinions about what they’d like to see in UNC’s next leader.

Orange County precinct changes are intended to make it easier for UNC students to vote, but are concerning for rural communities.

The Hall of Fame coach resigned after investigators concluded she made racially insensitive remarks and forced players to play hurt.

The Interim Chancellor says he’s excited for UNC’s future and plans several initiatives as he seeks the permanent chancellor position.

It’s been a chaotic Senior year for UNC’s Class of 2019, filled with protests, controviersies, and high-profile resignations of university leaders.

The presidential hopeful visited campus to speak to hundreds of students gathered in the Student Union Monday.

Guskiewicz said he is “heartbroken and deeply offended” after rapper Tamer Nafar used anti-Semitic langauge on stage.

Jeff McCracken joined the police force in 1993 and became chief in 2007. His retirement comes as UNC begins a review of police procedures.

Many students at UNC support free speech. However, some on campus are uncomfortable speaking freely in the classroom.