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No. 1 seed UNC field hockey fell to No. 4 seed Saint Joseph's, 2-1, in the semifinal of the NCAA tournament

| November 22

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U.S. House of Representatives tables immigration reform

By Marshall Winchester | November 20

While North Carolina advocacy groups are urging federal officials to move forward on immigration reform, the U.S. House of Representatives has decided ...

Graduation rates of grant students released

By Eric Garcia | November 18

As U.S. Congress prepares to renew the Higher Education Act, the UNC system wants more accountability when it comes to campuses’ Pell Grant graduation ...

Jordan Hale, Political Science and Communication Studies double major, and Kenan Bateman, Journalism and Mass Communication and Communication Studies double major, of the UNC comedy troupe False Profits rehearse Thursday evening in Hanes Arts Center for their debut show, "Wanted," on Sunday.

False Profits group provides outlet for comedic talent

By Kristin Tajlili | November 14

When finals sit on the horizon like a cloud of impending doom, spending a couple of hours laughing could be as refreshing as sleeping through a 9 a.m. ...

Business hall of fame gets ?rst inductees

By Jenny Surane | November 14

It takes a lot to grow a successful business in Chapel Hill.

Politicians’ group to look at LGBT issues

By Brian Freskos | November 14

Local and state elected officials — including N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper — have joined a group aimed at working on issues affecting the LGBT ...

Credit transfers a headache for some

By Kelly Jasiura | November 14

Signing up for classes is stressful for many students, but the process can be even more difficult for transfer students who have not received credit at ...

Safety officials eye Va. Tech case

By Sarah Moseley | November 12

After years of legal battles, a court has ruled that Virginia Tech University was not negligent in the 2007 shooting that claimed 32 lives and sparked ...

11-05 - Julia Burns - Local psychiatrist Julia Burns touches up a piece. After evaluating her patients, Julia integrates poetry describing their trauma into her paintings. She believes that by creating these pieces, she can help her patients cope with their past experiences.

Psychiatrist Julia Burns heals through art

By Paige Hopkins | November 6

Art meets psychiatry in Chapel Hill artist Julia Burns’ healing meditation service, which blend her doctoral training with her passion for poetry and ...

Professor questions party platforms

By Mary Tyler March | November 4

A UNC-Greensboro professor aims to encourage a new political dialogue in North Carolina as the country becomes increasingly skeptical about party politics. ...

Task force discusses proposed fees

By Caroline Leland | October 28

In its first meeting of the year Monday, the Tuition and Fee Advisory Task Force prepared to make influential decisions about the cost of attending UNC. ...

Plans for Odum site still unclear

By Kristen Skill | October 22

UNC administrators are still working on a plan for the Odum Village Community after it closes at the end of this academic year.

Drop-add petition gains 5,000 in 24 hours

By Caroline Leland | October 9

In just 24 hours, more than 5,000 UNC-CH students, faculty and alumni signed an online petition against the UNC system’s recently shortened drop-add ...

Immigrant student takes protest to DC

By Paul Best | October 9

In an act of nonviolent civil disobedience, about 200 immigrant rights activists were arrested Tuesday in Washington, D.C. on Capitol Hill — including ...

Kara Ikenberry, an employee at Cameron's, rearranges some goods after a long day's work.

All Up In Your Business, October 1

By Zoe Schaver | October 1

After a two-year wait, Gigi’s Cupcakes has finally brought its 300 cupcake recipes to 140 West Franklin.

Local artists collaborate for 'FRANK In Focus'

By Karishma Patel | September 26

In a new and innovative way, local artists are coming together to create unique visuals in FRANK Gallery’s exhibit “FRANK In Focus: Inspired by the ...

Arctic exhibit on thin ice at zoo

By Katherine Ferguson | September 25

With a babbling creek, an alpine meadow and arctic flora, the North Carolina Zoological Park’s refurbished polar bear exhibit is only missing one thing: ...

Women coding against the grain

By Amanda Albright | September 23

When people think of typical forms of expression, they might think of a pen, typewriter or paintbrush.

Carol Oleson, Herbert Gross, Naomi Eckhaus and Paul Stiller of StAGE It! rehearse "The Perfect Day," their new "elder" musical, at The Arts Center in Carrboro Thursday evening.

Senior citizens put on 'Perfect Day' play

By Melissa Bendixen | September 19

No matter what your age, be prepared to be inspired by The ArtsCenter’s “The Perfect Day.”

ASG to fund voting initiative for campuses

By Marshall Winchester | September 15

DURHAM — The UNC-system Association of Student Governments voted Saturday to allocate $50,000 to a new initiative that will promote student voter education ...

Title IX candidate calls for system balance

By Trevor Casey | September 15

Howard Kallem believes that UNC must build a response system for sexual harassment charges amid what he called the community’s grieving process.