The $21 million AURORA Study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and based at UNC, will employ the efforts of 19 institutions and more than 40 scientists. read more
Six months after the N.C. General Assembly enacted House Bill 2 — regulating access to public restrooms with respect to gender — the state of North Carolina has been hit with two business decisions that go to the heart of collegiate athletics. read more
A UNC sophomore asserts, under UNC’s 2-year-old revised policy on sexual violence, “I did everything a rape victim is supposed to do” and argues the University has not done what it is expected to do. read more
The Daily Tar Heel has cut print publication to four days a week and is appealing to its audience for donations. read more
As the University deals with dismay and confusion over the N.C. General Assembly’s regulation of public restrooms with respect to gender, it has settled on common signage for the more than 150 gender-neutral restrooms it has established on the… read more
A federal judge and a past president of the UNC System are the headliners for the ninth annual Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Lecture in Public Policy, set for Sept. 29 in Gerrard Hall. read more
HB2 makes it illegal for N.C. cities to expand upon state laws regulating workplace discrimination, use of public accommodations and minimum wage standards. The most widespread reaction has been to its provision requiring people to use public… read more
“Reconsidering Antisemitism: Past and Present” will be presented April 10-12 at the William and Ida Friday Conference Center, featuring more than 15 leading scholars from throughout the U.S., France, Germany and Israel. read more
A group of African-American students has met with the chancellor, handing her five demands — about 45 fewer than were read at a town meeting on race relations two weeks ago. read more
Clarence Page, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who was called in to moderate a town hall meeting on race and inclusion on the campus on Thursday, had barely begun to speak when a group of students took control of the event and recited a long… read more