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McAdoo opens 2012 with back-to-back double-doubles

By Brandon Moree | November 11

James Michael McAdoo is just a sophomore but he’s established himself as a leader on the North Carolina men’s basketball team.

University to celebrate entrepreneurship

By Jackson Knapp | November 11

_Innovation has been a popular word among administration and student leaders for more than two years, ever since the launch of Innovate@Carolina, a $125 ...

McHale and Lyons emerge as stars for women's tennis

By Madison Way | November 11

Even though the fall tennis season is ending, a new North Carolina women’s tennis team is beginning to emerge.

Young voters show up

By Sarah Bufkin | November 11

Pundits flooded the airwaves with explanation after explanation for Mitt Romney’s loss. Hurricane Sandy and the liberal media conspired to take over ...

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November 11

After Chancellor Holden Thorp announced on Sept. 17 that he planned to step down in June, the University began a daunting search to find a replacement. ...

Collins Crossing Apartments owners refute residents’ complaints

By Holly West | November 11

The owners of Collins Crossing Apartment Homes in Carrboro are disputing residents’ complaints about unfair management practices and rising rent costs. ...

UNC rebounds against Tigers

By Grace Raynor | November 11

After a heartbreaking loss to Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Thursday, coach Joe Sagula said the North Carolina volleyball team needed a different approach ...

Tar Heels fall to Terrapins in championship game

By Jonathan LaMantia | November 11

After North Carolina’s Rob Lovejoy scored in the 86th minute to cut Maryland’s lead to one, the Tar Heels made a desperate effort to find a late equalizer ...

UNC shoots past Radford in first round win

By David Adler | November 11

It took almost an hour, but the North Carolina women’s soccer team finally shot itself onto the scoreboard in its NCAA tournament opener.

Elaine O'Neil, left, Marie Myers Lloyd and Missy Julian Fox sign copies of their book, Goodnight Carolina, at Peacock Alley Saturday morning. Marie and Missy wrote the book together while Elaine created the textile illustrations.

‘Goodnight Carolina’ gives a tour of Chapel Hill

By Cassandra Perkins | November 11

At Peacock Alley Gifts on Saturday, coauthors Missy Julian Fox and Marie Myers Lloyd held a book signing for “Goodnight Carolina” — their reimagining ...

Gender neutral housing can’t wait

By Zaina Alsous | November 11

Living in a dorm is a rite of passage in college. Yet for many students who do not fit within imposed ‘norms’ of sexual orientation, gender identity ...

The honor system should implement the “XF” policy

By Editorial Board | November 11

The student-run honor system is supposed to be a way for faculty to report violations of academic dishonesty. However, because the system can take too ...

Rocky, played by Max Bitar, and Janet, played by Amberly Nardo, pose for "The Rocky Horror Show" presented by the UNC Pauper Players at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro. Show begins Friday November 9th at midnight and runs through Monday, November 12.

Pauper Players’ ‘Rocky Horror’ thrills audience

By Carson Blackwelder | November 11

While many have reinvented “The Rocky Horror Show,” Pauper Players provides a fresh interpretation of the musical by director Clare Shaffer.

Status of Women Committee to study representation of women faculty

By Marisa DiNovis | November 11

Some faculty members question women’s equal representation in University leadership roles and are set on investigating the issue.

State open records laws limit information available to journalists

November 11

Student journalists across the country face repeated roadblocks in their efforts to navigate some state’s open records laws and uncover the facts, but ...

Khai Tow cooks black rice for dinner at the Transplanting Traditions Community Farm Autumn Fundraiser at Vimala’s Curryblossom Cafe.

Vimala's hosts a fundraiser for Transplanting Traditions farm

By Cheney Gardner | November 11

For more than 200 local residents, pumpkin curry and spicy fish paste were on the menu Sunday night.

Elmer G. Hughes, veteran of World War II and the Korean War, said he still misses the Air Force and he remains active in local veterans groups.

Chapel Hill resident is a veteran of two wars with 37 years of service

By Paige Ladisic | November 11

More than 30 years after his retirement, and 73 years after he first enlisted, Elmer G. Hughes is still an Air Force man at heart.

James makes his case

By Brandon Moree | November 10

Just like in the exhibition game with Shaw, North Carolina men’s basketball coach Roy Williams went with sophomore Desmond Hubert to start in the post ...

Damien Washington (29) and Travis Hughes (9) try to tackle a Georgia Tech player.

Georgia Tech manhandles the Tar Heels

By Brooke Pryor | November 10

The North Carolina football team stepped onto the field at Kenan Stadium Saturday afternoon with an extra week of practice under its belt.

JV basketball team tops Milligan College

By Grace Raynor | November 9

As a second-year player on the North Carolina junior varsity basketball team, sophomore Sasha Seymore is the first to admit that he is not the most vocal ...