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Sexual assault focus is on undergrads

By David Doochin | October 2

Though UNC has made some strides to change the climate of sexual assault in the undergraduate population, graduate students are often left out of the ...

Blues legend Buddy Guy performs at UNC

By Maria Mullis | October 1

At 79 years old, Buddy Guy still rocks just as hard as the rest of them.

No "sanctuary" for undocumented immigrants in North Carolina

By John Foulkes | October 1

A bill presented to the governor’s office Wednesday might allow police in Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham to have more discretion when enforcing immigration ...

Green stickers promise cash back for textbooks

By Olivia Browning | September 30

The University’s buyback program provides students with the opportunity to make more money on textbooks than ever.

UNC Core brings education to military

By Rachael Scott | September 30

Thousands of miles away, deployed U.S. military members are doing UNC coursework as Friday Center students.

Chapel Hill mayor challenger raises more so far than incumbent

By Jane Little | September 30

Compared to his first mayoral campaign, incumbent Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt has received substantially less public funding this time running. Despite fewer ...

Left to Right:
Monica Bintz
Theresa Watson
Ann Daaleman

School district brainstorms improvements for equity and excellence

By Anna Cooke | September 27

Kyesha Clark, a junior at Carrboro High School, said she did not notice diversity at her school until the school system was redistricted.

Company proposing to privatize Student Stores used to provide textbooks

By Sofia Edelman | September 24

Follett, the company that sent an unsolicited proposal to lease UNC Student Stores two months ago, has had a relationship with the University in the past. ...

Baeeh (left) and Thu You (right) attend a citizenship class taught by Jane Harwell (far right) at the Refugee Support Center of Carrboro. Baeeh and Thu You are refugees from Burma living in Carrboro.

Volunteers help refugees from Burma create community

By Stephanie Lamm | September 14

She thought she made a mistake. Takwae Htoo was in her 20s, a single mother in an unfamiliar country after her home country has been ravaged by civil ...

‘Joke candidates’ ﬂood ﬁling for 2016 elections

By Joe Martin | September 8

More than 1,000 individuals, including potential independent candidates Deez Nuts and Sydneys Voluptuous Buttocks, have filed statements of candidacy ...

Poll: Book-banning gets approval boost

By Meg Garner | September 4

Since its release in 1951, J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye” has sold more than 65 million copies, and in that time, it has continually created ...

Melissa Du, 11, bravely sits still for the Tdap vaccine. The Tdap protects against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis. Not a single tear was shed.

North Carolina parents opting out of vaccinations could put children at risk

By Zhai Yun Tan | September 2

Christian Lundberg received an email two weeks ago notifying him of a diagnosed case of whooping cough at The Expedition School in Hillsborough, where ...

Rules for domestic drones on UNC campus unveiled

By Mona Bazzaz | September 1

It’s been a while since birds and planes were the only objects capable of lurking in the sky.

Opinion: Board of Governors should own up to its political nature

August 27

Although the problem of money in politics has become a much-discussed issue in the presidential race, this issue is not confined to national politics. ...

Carrboro residents split over proposed shopping center

By Shantan Krovvidi | August 26

Carrboro residents are divided over plans for a new shopping center in town.

Race and the court's biggest decision

By Zoe Schaver | August 25

Craig Hicks and Dylann Roof are both charged with multiple counts of murder in the shooting deaths of several people. Both could face capital punishment. ...

Opinion: UNC entreprenurial community needs greater inclusion

August 24

Last Wednesday, Chancellor Carol Folt’s welcome-back message highlighted a leadership award UNC received from Deshpande, a foundation that promotes ...

Zach Wright and Alan Winn look to fill offensive void for UNC men's soccer

By David Allen Jr. | August 20

The four leading goal scorers from the North Carolina men’s soccer 2014-2015 campaign graduated, leaving a young cast to take over at the forward position. ...

Opinion: Board of Governors must engage the public

August 19

With the UNC Board of Governors’ interview process for the next UNC-system president slated to begin in September, the board’s unwillingness to make ...

On view near you for August 18, 2015

By Ryan Schocket | August 17

Ackland Art Museum: Highlights from the Permanent Collection The Ackland Art Museum is showcasing a three-part presentation from their permanent collection. ...