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The NAACP’s Historic Thousands on Jones People’s Assembly, or the “HK on J March,” highlights such issues as voting rights for felons.

Several buildings on UNC’s campus have names from slaveholding families, but a Board of Trustees moratorium prevents them from being renamed. A group of UNC faculty members, staff, and students want to change that.

The Curtis Media Center, a new state-of-the-art classroom and studio building, will replace the 95-year-old Phillips Annex near Memorial Hall.

UNC, Duke, and N.C. State are among the colleges restricting travel to China. Study-abroad students are among those affected most.

More representatives of underrepresented groups have been running for local office since 2018, and that includes North Carolina college students.

Scientists at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health have researched antiviral treatments for coronaviruses, such as the one that’s sickened hundreds in China.

People who have been exonerated of their crimes and released after years of wrongful imprisonment often face a tough emotional release.

The DTH’s lawyer says if the newspaper wins the case, UNC’s $2.5 million settlement with the Sons of Confederate Veterans could be declared null and void.