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UNC men's soccer falls to Furman during penalty shootout in first round of NCAA tournament

| November 21

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CUAB's Big K.R.I.T. concert sells few seats

By Sarah Haderbache | September 14

Less than one-third of the seats in the Student Union Great Hall have been sold so far for rapper Big K.R.I.T.’s concert today.

Congress decoded: Congress must provide an updated Student Code to organizations.

By Editorial Board | September 13

Student Congress has kept itself busy lately, expanding its power and taking on new responsibilities — but you wouldn’t know it from reading the Student ...

UNC notable speakers require Student Congress funding, private donations

By Caitlin McCabe | September 7

The adage “talk is cheap” seems far from applicable when it comes to attracting notable speakers to UNC’s campus. With costs sometimes exceeding ...

Orange County uses commercial to advertise new quarter-cent sales tax

By Ethan Robertson | September 6

After county residents voted against a quarter-cent sales tax increase last year, county officials are turning to advertising to increase support for ...

Carrboro symbolically passes resolution against DOMA

August 31

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen passed a resolution this week against the N.C. Defense of Marriage Act, a measure proposed in the N.C. General Assembly. ...

Board of Governors retreat may have violated open meetings law, says former student

By Madeline Will | August 23

The UNC-system Board of Governors, the decision-making body for all 17 system campuses, is being accused of breaking the law.

Chapel Hill Ramshead Rathskeller sees construction delay

By Florence Bryan | August 19

The restaurant, often called “The Rat,” will revive a Chapel Hill tradition, Jim Lilley said. First opened on Amber Alley below Franklin Street in ...

UNC system develops task force report in response to NCAA investigation

By Isabella Cochrane | August 18

As the NCAA discusses serious reforms to college athletics, the UNC system is taking its own steps to strengthen athletic programs on its campuses.

UNC considering using torrefied pellets in place of coal

By Melvin Backman | June 28

The next step towards a coal-free UNC might be a risky one.