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No. 12 UNC women's basketball upsets No. 10 N.C. State, 66-65, with clutch free throws

| February 16

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Danny Green raises the 2009 NCAA championship trophy with his team. Green has since gone on to win the NBA championship with the San Antonio Spurs.

Q&A with former UNC basketball player Danny Green

By Joey DeVito | June 23

Danny Green, former North Carolina basketball player and member of the 2009 NCAA championship team, and the San Antonio Spurs were crowned NBA champions ...

Title IX covers transgender students

By Carolyn Ebeling | June 23

The conversation surrounding Title IX has been constantly evolving on college campuses around the country, with the latest change formally including transgender ...

Science teacher Raymond Thomas chats with his coworkers in the library of Carrboro High School.

Low pay harms K-12 teacher recruitment and retention

By Sharon Nunn | June 23

In 2000 an engineer left an annual salary of $70,000 to teach and nurture students’ passion for science.“Fourteen years later, my pay is still not ...

NC House of Representatives releases state budget proposal

By Amy Tsai | June 16

With less than two weeks before the new fiscal year, the push compromise on the state budget has begun.

Carrboro Board of Aldermen talk business parking options

By Zoe Schaver | April 15

Carrboro’s employers might be stuck paying for their employees to park on far-off residential streets to free up parking for downtown customers.

200 people helped Merritt’s Store and Grill celebrate 85th anniversary

By Jordan Nash | April 13

She was sitting at Merritt’s Store and Grill when Patricia Fields Neubert, a child at the time, realized what she wanted to do with the rest of ...

BREAKING: UNC releases outside review of Mary Willingham's research

By Amanda Albright | April 11

The outside review board reviewing former athletic tutor Mary Willingham’s research has determined that the majority of student-athletes in her test ...

Akhil Jariwala, the director of Tar Heel Bikes Steering Committee and a senior business and environmental science major, is launching a campaign to promote positive cycling at UNC. This campaign will begin Tuesday, April 8, 2014 in association with Student Government, and Jariwala is hoping for 2,000 signatures in a two week time span. This program provides one-way bike trips across campus similar to New York City's Citibike.

UNC considers raising student transit fee for bike share program

By Esther Yu | April 7

For many students, making it to class on time requires owning a bike.

Carolina Ale House will open in former Yates Motor building

By Adam Golden | April 7

A building once used for an infamous Occupy protest will now house a chain restaurant.

Yousuf Al-Bulushi, left, Nathan Swanson, middle, and Neel Ahuja participate in a forum.

Panel holds discussion on American Studies Association boycott of Israeli institutions

By Rachel Schmitt | March 31

Fighting, interruptions and high emotions took over what was supposed a calm explanation Monday night of the national American Studies Association’s ...

New Student Body President election format will be passed to Christy Lambden

By Madison Flager | March 30

A bill passed by Student Congress last Tuesday that would change student body elections to an instant runoff format is headed to outgoing Student Body ...

This weekend the Chapel Hill Community Center held the 25th Anniversary Dixie Rock Climbing Competition. Kat Richards, a regular at the community center and a Chapel Hill native, is seen climbing one of the 17 wall routes. Individuals received points for each route they completed.

Climbing competition at Chapel Hill Community Center reaches new heights

By Patrick Millett | March 30

It was a rock-climbing competition that drew 14-year-old Fayetteville native Kai Lightner to town this weekend.

Rowing team posts solid outing

By Brendan Marks | March 30

RALEIGH — Every year since 2007, the North Carolina rowing team has competed against Georgetown for the Class of 2006 Cup. And every year since 2007, ...

Osiris Rankin, a senior psychology major, Darius Whitney, a senior political science major, and Dr. Juan Carrillo, an assistant professor in the UNC School of Education, discuss their place in the university setting and the challenges they have faced as minority males at a Carolina Millennial Scholars Program's event entitled "The [Mis]sed Education of the Minority Male" Thursday evening in Wilson Library.

Minority men detail ups and downs of UNC life

By Sarah Chaney | March 27

He would sit in the front row, feeling invisible and scared to even raise his hand.

Writing for stage and screen minor thrives but stays small

By Ally Levine | March 26

At the beginning of each spring semester, freshmen and sophomores with a knack for writing and a passion for drama apply to be a part of the Writing for ...

Developers halt plans for Carrboro CVS

By Trent Hollandsworth | March 26

Protestors of Carrboro have won the battle for 201 N. Greensboro St., but there may still be a war to fight.

Town Council's discussion on Ephesus-Fordham area draws feedback from residents

By Bailey Mathias | March 24

The Chapel Hill Town Council knows the Ephesus-Fordham area is in need of redevelopment, it just needs help figuring out how to do it.

Students danced and stood for 24 hours to raise money for medical, surgical and emotional care of children and families served by North Carolina Children's Hospital. The 24-hour marathon began in Fetzer Gym on Mar. 21, 2014 and continued through Mar. 22.

UNC Dance Marathon raises $550K

By Danny Nett | March 23

A low crackling of bubble wrap under the aching feet of dancers slowly turned into a roar of balloons popping underfoot as UNC Dance Marathon celebrated ...

Elected officials deliver food to homebound through Meals on Wheels

By Kelsey Weekman | March 20

Six local elected officials stepped out of their offices and into the communities they represent this week to help homebound residents.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapters halt pledging

By Langston Taylor | March 17

All chapters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, including UNC’s, must eliminate the pledging process in accordance with a mandate the national organization ...