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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

General Assembly

Robert Dempsey recently took over as executive director of the N.C. Democratic Party.

The new face of an underdog party: Q&A with Robert Dempsey

By Sarah Brown | June 17

As the N.C. Democratic Party works to rebuild and unify support after losing control of state politics in the last election, new executive director Robert ...

Board of Governors: no more tuition hikes

By Sarah Brown | June 12

When the UNC Board of Governors meets Thursday and Friday in Chapel Hill, board members will have public university financial woes fresh on their minds. ...

McCrory should reclaim his record as moderate

June 12

There is no clearer evidence of the polarization of North Carolina politics than the ongoing Moral Monday protests at the General Assembly, which represent ...

N.C. House budget could close curtain on arts funding

June 11

Arts funding in North Carolina faces the chopping block once again in the most recent budget proposal released by the N.C. House of Representatives Sunday. ...

UNC system to strengthen veteran support

By Sarah Brown | June 11

U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki can speak personally about the benefits of expanding higher education opportunities for military veterans. ...

N.C. House proposes more funding cuts, new program for UNC system

By Sarah Brown | June 10

The N.C. General Assembly has a bundle of higher education funding questions to answer before the budget deadline arrives at the end of June.

GOP eyes Hagan's Senate seat

By Devin Rooney | June 5

The race for Sen. Kay Hagan’s seat in Congress has just begun — the primary election is in May 2014 — but Republicans hoping to take her place are ...

The call for help

By Megan Cassella | June 5

With the number of calls to emergency medical services for student alcohol overdoses rising, and new statewide legislation in place to encourage calling ...

Kids don't need cursive

June 5

Thanks to the N.C. General Assembly, the children of our state are going to leave elementary school thoroughly prepared — for life in 19th-century America, ...

Gender-neutral housing again faces legislative opposition

By Sam Schaefer | June 4

Four students who opted into the University’s gender-neutral housing program might have to find a new place to live in the fall.

UNC fell 3-2 to Florida Atlantic on Sunday night.

NC Senate budget proposal would close Hillsborough prison

By Cammie Bellamy | June 4

Orange County officials are concerned about a budget proposal that would shutter a Hillsborough prison.

Racial Justice Act could meet its end this afternoon

By Sarah Brown | June 4

Proven racial bias might no longer be enough to spare death-row inmates from the death penalty, if the N.C. House of Representatives votes to repeal a ...

Gender-neutral housing opposition back

By From staff and wire reports | May 29

The N.C. Senate reintroduced a controversial measure last week that would prevent UNC’s new policy allowing gender-neutral housing on campus from taking ...

NC Senate budget proposes K-12 education cuts

By Sarah Brown | May 29

The N.C. General Assembly has one month from today to pass a two-year state budget — and legislators and educators remain up in arms about funding for ...

North Carolina should not neglect mental health community

May 28

The future of the Dorothea Dix property in Raleigh — the site of the former mental hospital — has been the source of much aggressive debate in the ...

State tax overhaul proposals take shape

By Devin Rooney | May 22

Emboldened by victories in last November’s election, Republicans in both chambers of the N.C. General Assembly have worked for months on separate proposals ...

Jacquelyn Hall, who has taught history at UNC for almost 40 years, was one of more than 150 protestors arrested at the N.C. General Assembly over the past month.

Why I got arrested: Q&A with Jacquelyn Hall

By Sarah Brown | May 20

After a fourth straight week of civil disobedience protests at the N.C. General Assembly Monday, the arrest total for the “Moral Monday” demonstrations ...

UNC system cuts total $50 million under N.C. Senate budget proposal

By Sarah Brown | May 20

The N.C. Senate released its 2013-14 state budget proposal Sunday night, as state legislators work toward fulfilling campaign promises of reforming taxes ...

NC leaders evaluate economic impact of investment in higher education

By Amanda Albright | May 15

Drew Moretz, a lobbyist for the UNC system, has fielded tough questions from legislators about how state money is being used on college campuses.

Hundreds of protestors at the N.C. General Assembly Monday rallied against several Republican legislative proposals, including attempts to expand gun freedoms on college campuses in the state.

Bill would allow guns in locked cars on campus

By Sarah Brown | May 15

UNC-system campuses have been gun-free zones for years. But the N.C. General Assembly is now joining South Carolina, Texas and state legislatures around ...