Both UNC and Duke are having terrible seasons, anyway.
Sara Pequeño
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Buc-ee’s Pulls Out of Orange County, Citing Commissioner Reception
The gas station has been the subject of controversy for months.
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Roy Cooper, Mandy Cohen Encourage Schools to Open Their Doors
Multiple factors play into their recommendations, but there’s still skepticism as vaccine rollout lulls.
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No UNC Board of Governors Members Were Involved in Negotiating the 2019 Silent Sam Settlement
A settled lawsuit between the UNC System and The Daily Tar Heel shows just how few people were involved in giving millions of dollars to the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
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15 Minutes: Sarah Dudzic, the First Executive Director of PORCH
Dudzic, who has 15 years of experience leading nonprofits, will be the public face of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro hunger relief organization.
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Instagram Account Calling Out Partying UNC-Chapel Hill Students Leads to University Investigation
UNC students are taking matters into their own hands and naming and shaming peers still partying in the midst of COVID-19.
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North Carolina Says Goodbye to Constitution, Green Parties
The parties each failed to get two percent of the vote for governor and president in the 2020 general election.
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After a Month of Public Comments, Orange County Sends Buc-ee’s Back to the Drawing Board
Buc-ee’s and the planning department will return to the board at the February 16 meeting to see if they can make it work.
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North Carolina Scores Poorly in New Ranking on LGBTQ+ Rights
Some Triangle cities are leading the way on LGBTQ+ rights, but our state lags far behind.
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UNC’s Social Justice Hub Was Tagged with Antisemitic Graffiti This Weekend
Aside from its 31 social justice organizations, the Campus Y has been a meeting place for activists for decades.