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Most Recent News
12.18.20 | Campus Safety
Six With Ties to UNC Caught in Drug Ring
Twenty-one people — including six who were students at the University — face federal drug charges stemming from a multiyear investigation into illegal narcotics sales “involving members of several fraternal organizations” at universities in…
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12.15.20
| Faculty,
Research
Three Named to Science Association
Three faculty members — James Anderson, Gregory Copenhaver and Richard Smith — have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. read more
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12.11.20
| Race and Reckoning
UNC, Community Examining 1970 Killing at Campus Dance
UNC researchers, Chapel Hill community members and government leaders and family members of James Cates are the backbone of a committee formed to spend a year reviewing the events of a night in November 1970, when Cates was fatally attacked at a… read more
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12.3.20
| Around Town
Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe Closes Permanently Amid Pandemic
The lid on a Franklin Street culinary time capsule snapped shut just after Thanksgiving when Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe announced it would not reopen. read more
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