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John Allore (left) and Alexander Jackson fight for control of a situation during "Stop/Frisk" by Rich Rubin.

Tar Heels take part in theater festival

By Sarah Vassello | July 16

The show must go on — and on and on and on.

Gideon Chickos (left) and Ethan Fox rehearse for the play "Guys & Dolls," Tuesday evening.

PlayMakers’ Summer Youth Conservatory premieres 'Guys and Dolls'

By Trevor Lenzmeier | July 16

With the lights dimmed, the spacious Paul Green Theatre empty and a stage painted in the likeness of a New York City subway map, all that was missing ...

Wrestling coach C.D. Mock, whose son Corey has been accused of sexual assault, is taking action against consent policies he said put men in danger of being falsely accused.

Former wrestling coach disputes firing

By Stephanie Lamm and Jeremy Vernon | July 2

C.D. Mock, North Carolina’s former wrestling coach who was fired last month, says the University violated his First Amendment rights.

Danielle Martin (left) and Katy Folk pose in front of Caribou Coffee on June 30. Martin and Folk plan to get married in North Carolina in May 2016.

Gay couples in North Carolina celebrate Supreme Court ruling and look to next fights in LGBT equality

By Liz Bell | July 2

Katy Folk wants to take a moment to let it soak in.

Ashley Maria (left) speaks to Maddy Yara, a person of focus in her new documentary “Pioneers in Skirts.” Maddy Yara is a 14-year-old from Charlotte, N.C.

Graduate ‘pioneers’ workplace in film

By Sarah Vassello | June 25

Ashley Maria was determined to take on the film scene.

House bill would loosen NC firearm laws

By Shweta Mishra | June 25

Interest groups on polar sides of the gun debate applauded a gun reform bill passed by the N.C. House of Representatives on June 17.

Former UNC chancellor dies at 99 years old

By Stephanie Lamm | June 25

Legendary UNC chancellor and longtime law professor William B. Aycock died Saturday at the age of 99.

Senate budget would cut law school funding by $3 million

By Liz Bell | June 19

The N.C. Senate's budget proposal would cut $3 million from the UNC School of Law's budget.

Community members gather to protest the practices and treatment of Kira Fisher by Ellers Capital Partners on June 11.

Community members protest Eller Capital Partners housing practices

By Camila Molina | June 18

Kira Fisher is a tenant of the Chapel Hill apartment complex 86 North — but not for very much longer.

UNC maintains accreditation, placed on one-year probation

By Stephanie Lamm | June 11

UNC's accrediting agency has placed the University on probation for one year while it continues to monitor the academic climate.

Aerospace department chairman killed in car accident

By From staff and wire reports | June 8

Lt. Col. John Wade Collins, chairman of the Department of Aerospace Studies and commander of the Air Force ROTC, died in a car accident Monday morning. ...

House bill aims to freeze solar energy standard

By Courtney Jacobs | May 27

A bill in the North Carolina Senate would halt solar energy growth and could deter solar farm companies from building in the state.

Search faculty and staff comments on renaming Saunders Hall

By Langston Taylor | May 25

Use this tool to find out what faculty and staff members said about the proposal to rename Saunders Hall.

Column: Little juice, big world

By Hannah Jones | May 20

Sometimes you end up in a room so small it makes you question everything.

Food Truck Rodeo drives charity

By Kristina Kokkonos | May 14

On Saturday, Chapel Hill residents can experience good food, contests, live performances and more — all while supporting a cause.

Boxill’s role in academic scandal still under fire

By Amanda Albright and Sara Salinas | April 24

Six months after an administrative assistant was positioned at the center of UNC’s academic scandal, the involvement of respected senior lecturer Jan ...

Junior Landi Gambill holds a sign addressing Carol Folt in the screening of the documentary "The Hunting Ground" in the Carroll Hall auditorium on Thursday.

"Hunting Ground" panel discusses assault epidemic

By Sofia Edelman | April 17

Zero: the number of students expelled from UNC for sexual assault in recent years.

Deborah Weissman, the Reef Ivey II Distinguished Professor of Law, spoke with students about the problems associated with North Carolina's use of solitary confinement in prisons Wednesday.

Professor: solitary confinement is torture

By Olivia Bane | April 9

Imagine being confined to an area no bigger than a parking space almost all day.

Tar Heels remember the 2005 NCAA title 10 years later

By Pat James | April 6

There are only a few moments in life that cement themselves in the hearts and memories of thousands, only a few that can bring forward laughter, ecstasy ...

Lydia Ippolito and her daughter Carina Ippolito offer samples from their Delight Soy stand at the Fair Local Organic Food spring farmer’s market Thursday.

Fair Local Organic Food held its biannual farmer’s market

By Victoria Mirian | April 6

For students that weren’t running to an exam, Thursday’s walk to class was the ideal time to pick up local produce thanks to a collaboration between ...