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International students could raise revenue

By Lucinda Shen | January 24

UNC-system leaders have proposed looking to international students for more money — but those students might not be willing to pay. Under the proposal, ...

140 West will feature a public plaza that rests around and in between the development. The plaza will display a public art sculpture called "Exhale" and will be open for public use and enjoyment. The developers plan to finish the block of Church Street next to the development with concrete instead of asphalt so it will feel like an extension of the plaza if it's closed and used for a specific event.

140 West development finishing up, set to open in April

By Gayatri Surendranathan | January 22

In April, almost nine years of planning and two years of construction will come to fruition as 140 West — one of Chapel Hill’s biggest mixed-use developments ...

Q&A with past civil rights activist

By Sam Fletcher | January 21

At just 13 years old, Charly Mann — a Chapel Hill resident during the early ‘60s — took part in the March on Washington, where he saw Martin Luther ...

NC judge dismisses Frampton lawsuit

By Jessica New | January 16

As UNC physics professor Paul Frampton continues to serve time on house arrest in Argentina, a lawsuit he had previously filed against the University ...

Rogers Road Task Force may be disbanded

By Jasmin Singh | January 13

After a year of hard work and heated discussions, the Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force might be put away for good.

Penny Rich has called for the resignation of Chapel Hill Planning Board Chairwoman Del Snow.

County meeting sparks ?ery email exchange

By Claire Smith | January 13

A Dec. 11 Orange County Board of Commissioners meeting has resulted in a fiery exchange of emails between County Commissioner Penny Rich and Chapel Hill ...

Saturday Night Live writer and writing supervisor Bryan Tucker speaks at the Top of The Hill Great Room about his comic view of the U.S. presidential election. His talk was the inaugral Jeff Macnelly Lecture for the UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

SNL writer and UNC alumnus Bryan Tucker speaks on value of brevity

By Andy Willard | November 28

UNC’s journalism school has been the starting point for many dignified professionals, but alumnus Bryan Tucker, who writes for “Saturday Night Live,” ...

West End Wine Bar hosts Homebrew for Hunger

By Graves Ganzert | November 18

Lines of people from all across North Carolina filed into West End Wine Bar on Saturday for Fifth Season Gardening Company’s second Homebrew for Hunger. ...

Charterwood development sparks lawsuit against town, developer

By Claire Smith | November 13

The Chapel Hill Town Council’s Sept. 24 approval of the Charterwood development is causing a ruckus among residents — and now a lawsuit.

Bingham Facility hosts refurbishing project

By Kathryn Trogdon | November 12

After years of controversy, neighbors of UNC’s Animal Research Facility still find flaws in how a wastewater expansion project is being executed.

Macs top Lenovos in CCI laptop sales for fall semester at UNC

By Kristen Skill | November 4

The Apple logo has joined the Old Well as one of the most prevalent brands on UNC’s campus — a trend demonstrated most recently by the University’s ...

University abuzz with the ‘Buzz About Fuzz’

By Rachel Schmitt | October 31

Students who have seen Facebook or Twitter references to “The Fuzz” should expect the social media inundation to continue for a few more weeks.

New payroll system will improve HR

By Letter to the Editor | October 31

I write to provide clarification around statements attributed to me in the Oct. 22 story, “New software will change human resources.

The Chapel Hill Public Library is currently under expansion. It has temporarily moved to University Mall.

Eco-friendly library to open in February

By Sam Fletcher | October 29

Chapel Hill is well on its way to having a renovated eco-friendly library.

NC medical schools increase enrollment

October 29

As the country faces a shortage of doctors, North Carolina medical schools are making a concerted effort to provide for the needs of the state.

Kupec returns $17,000 in travel funds to UNC

By Nicole Comparato | October 24

Former fundraising director Matt Kupec has reimbursed UNC nearly $17,000 for personal charges he made during his fundraising trips on the University’s ...

Q&A with UNC alumnus Jonathan Bloom

By Victor De La Cruz | October 23

Jonathan Bloom is an alumnus of UNC’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication and author of American Wasteland.

Bill Nye to visit UNC on Nov. 7

By Katharine McAnarney | October 21

Consider the following: Bill Nye, scientist and host of the popular past children’s television show, is still trying to make science cool for students ...

TABLE fuels healthy eating

By Corinne Jurney | October 15

In a recent role reversal, Chapel Hill and Carrboro children are teaching their parents to eat their vegetables.

Chapel Hill police complaints on the rise

By Julia Craven | October 11

Complaints of police misconduct are on the rise, according to a quarterly report released Tuesday by the Chapel Hill Police Department.