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Former housekeeping director accused of sex-for-hire

By Bradley Saacks | March 30

This time, it isn’t Mary Willingham suing the University for mistreatment after revealing troubling information.

UNC closer to acquiring historic building

By Zhai Yun Tan | March 17

The UNC Arts and Sciences Foundation is one step closer to moving into its new office at 523 E. Franklin St. after the Chapel Hill Town Council ...

North Carolina head coach Roy Williams shouts during the ACC Championship game against Notre Dame on Saturday. The Tar Heels fell 90-82 to the Irish.

After ACC Tournament loss, UNC will begin NCAA play Thursday

By Grace Raynor | March 16

The waiting game is over. The Tar Heels are headed to Florida

Smokers gather around the flagpole Wednesday afternoon.

Study: e-cigarettes easy to get for minors in NC

By Sarah Kaylan Butler | March 5

UNC researchers have found e-cigarette vendors and customers are largely ignoring some of the state’s laws regulating them.

Report finds coal divestment is a costly endeavor for universities

By Tyler Fleming | March 4

Despite a recent report suggesting divestment from fossil fuels will cause universities to lose money, UNC remains firm in its ambitions to divest from ...

Evana Bodiker posts a message to the napkin board at the Bottom of Lenoir Tuesday afternoon as part of the SAW napkin campaign which aims to raise awareness for workers' rights and fair pay.

Students use napkins to advocate for dining workers

By Kristen Chung | March 4

Lance Barnes, a baker for Carolina Dining Services, has dreams that expand outside of Chapel Hill and the ovens on the third floor of Rams Head Dining ...

New owners buy Marriott hotel in Chapel Hill

By Erin Kolstad | March 2

The Courtyard by Marriott in Chapel Hill is under new management after Noble Investment Group bought the hotel last week.

GPA rules vex smaller Greek chapters

By Samantha Sabin | February 26

Senior Charmee Mehta had to watch as her small sorority chapter couldn’t recruit freshmen in fall 2013.

Rev. Nathan Hollister (right) leads protesters into the Estes Park Apartment leasing office Saturday morning to deliver a letter about the complex's water rates rising.

More than 30 Carrboro residents protest their landlords Saturday

By Marisa Bakker | February 23

Dissatisfied tenants staged protests during the weekend at apartment complexes across Carrboro to challenge abnormally high water bills.

Evidence of institutional racism at UNC

By Daniel Lockwood | February 20

The Real Silent Sam Coalition called for the University to contextualize the history of its buildings.

Report: Duke Energy pays for sway over NC General Assembly

By Grant Masini | February 19

Duke Energy is the leader in a pack of special interest groups who hold the most sway over the N.C. General Assembly, according to a new report from the ...

Wind rips railing off Kenan Hall Saturday night

By Carolyn Ebeling | February 16

Howling gusts of 40-mph wind hit campus hard Saturday night — and parts of Kenan Residence Hall blew away in the storm.

UNC-system faculty protest Ross ouster

By Marisa Bakker | February 13

Faculty across North Carolina have spoken out passionately against the forced resignation of UNC-system President Tom Ross in January — and now, faculty ...

Student body president candidates' wellness plans a bit lofty, experts say

By Victoria Mirian | February 10

Student body president candidates aim to bring student wellness to the campus conversation, including ideas about sexual assault prevention and mental ...

Coach Dean Smith proved even legends have time for everyone

By Dylan Howlett | February 9

It was a beautiful paradox: Dean Smith, an uncommon man, dispensing gestures so kind and so voluminous to the common men who adored him, who were lucky ...

R&R Grill, located at 137 E. Franklin St., put out a sign in front of the restaurant that reads, “We will miss you, Dean.”

Chapel Hill mourns Dean Smith

By Gabriella Cirelli and Jordan Nash | February 9

The corned beef sandwich was his favorite. He almost always ordered it to go.

North Carolinians seeking mental health care might encounter problems

By Lindsey Brunson | January 30

Deep inside the walls of Central Regional Hospital — a massive mental health facility situated in the middle of the rural North Carolina town of Butner ...