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Rep. Valerie Foushee’s primary race was unusually close. Were voters sending her a message?

March 7, 2026 Andrew Sellers

As she runs for her third term, Rep. Foushee won the Democratic primary by won by less than 1% of the vote over a challenger who ran as more progressive.

Controversial artist Raj Bunnag explores the power of printmaking as political expression

March 6, 2026 Javon Huynh

Bunnag, invited to UNC by the Asian American Center, led multiple events on campus, allowing students to engage with art that challenges social and political norms, even amid pressures on artistic freedom.

UNC’s ‘Glow and Know’ safety fair educates students about violence prevention

March 6, 2026 Allison Helms

UNC’s Violence Prevention and Advocacy Services program is hoping to help students understand and feel comfortable pursuing campus safety resources.

UNC abruptly reverses controversial new policy that allowed unannounced class recordings

February 27, 2026 Alice Scott

The policy allowed administrators to record classes without instructor knowledge in the event of “an investigation into alleged violations of University policy” or for “any other lawful purpose.” Many faculty were worried about the implications.

Possible CHCCS school closures spark strong emotions for parents and families

February 27, 2026 Allison Helms

Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools Leaders say school closings may be necessary because of decreased funding and lower enrollment rates. Parents were adamant at a Board meeting this month about protecting their kids’ schools.

Black History Month event brings together student athletes to celebrate culture and community

February 27, 2026 Zoe Behrendt

Open to all athletes, Student Athletes Facilitating Equity brings together people of all backgrounds in an environment where participants can both learn and have fun.

UNC researchers are developing high-tech glasses that could provide a window into your brain

February 27, 2026 Henry Nicholls

A trio of UNC researchers, led by 24-year-old Ellora McTaggart, are developing biosensing glasses that can track and detect internal psychological issues.

Ackland exhibit explores masculinity as boys become men

February 27, 2026 Lauren Mallett

The exhibit titled “Boys Will be Men” is a collection of photographic portraits from local artist Bill Bamberger.

Doctors say the state’s low vaccination rate is making the flu more common and more severe

February 20, 2026 Anthony Guerra-Flores

North Carolina has reported more than 200 flu-related deaths this season. Experts say vaccine hesitancy is playing a role.

A Black History Month event remembers the past by promoting Black-owned businesses today

February 20, 2026 Alice Scott

The Community Spend Week was put on through a partnership with The Town of Carrboro, the Chamber for a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro and the Black Business Alliance.