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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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Column: The University claims to meet full financial aid. Can it really say that?

By Delaney Broderick | January 20

"Meeting full financial need is not a fluctuating cycle of reducing grants and extending loans. Either meet students 100 percent as you claim, or find ...

No. 6 UNC women's tennis falls to No. 9 Virginia, 4-3, in first away match of the spring

By Maris Suttles | January 20

The No. 6 North Carolina women’s tennis team (3-1) fell to No. 9 Virginia (4-0) on Monday afternoon during UNC's first away match of the season. ...

A guide to the ongoing N.C. Supreme Court election dispute

By Sarah Smiley | January 20

Jefferson Griffin filed a protest against the election, alleging that more than 60,000 votes should be discounted.

Some North Carolinians are drinking raw milk despite the health and safety risks

By Defne Önal | January 20

A national increase in bird flu cases, which can be transmitted to cattle, has raised concerns about raw milk consumption.

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Southern Mix exhibit in Student Union celebrates diverse stories of Asian Americans

By Brooke Xu | January 20

The Southern Mix exhibit, a project designed to get Southern Asian American oral histories back into the community and to provide pathways for students ...

UNC uses AI in admissions review process, documents show how

By Alice Scott | January 20

“There is no legal obligation to require and/or read essays for undergraduate application review,” Media Relations Manager Beth Lutz wrote in a statement ...

University offers tentative spring break trip to Israel and Palestine, sparks controversy

By Regan Butler | January 19

The class and trip will be filmed as a part of the "Courageous Conversations" documentary series by The Nantucket Project.

13 threes lead UNC women's basketball to double-digit win over Pitt

By Shannen Horan | January 19

The Tar Heels recorded 13 threes against Pitt en route to their best shooting performance from behind the arc in ACC play.

'Undervaluing research and education': Grad students want stipend increase

By Caleb Herrera | January 19

Graduate workers receive a minimum annual stipend of $20,600, while a single adult with no dependents in Orange County needs approximately $51,000 annually ...

'Damage beyond a dollar cost': CHCCS PowerSchool data breach

By Kristin Kharrat | January 19

Parents and officials discuss the PowerSchool data breach: what happened, how it happened and how the platform plans to solve it.

No. 14 UNC women's basketball downs Pitt, 75-58, on Sunday afternoon

By Shannen Horan | January 19

The win marks North Carolina's best start on the road in conference play since 2013-14.

Column: A eulogy to the Earth, signed by politicians and corporations

By Cooper Hall | January 19

"So, if it feels like you are fighting a losing battle every time you carry a reusable bag into the grocery store, it’s because you are, and, right ...

UNC men's basketball can't contain Maxime Raynaud, Jaylen Blakes in loss to Stanford

By Harry Crowther | January 18

The Stanford duo combined for 45 points, with Blakes hitting the game-winning shot.

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Mistakes plague UNC men's basketball in last-second loss to Stanford

By Matthew Maynard | January 18

Poor shot selection in the first half paired with waning defensive intensity in the closing minutes led to UNC's 72-71 loss.

North Carolina men's basketball falls, 72-71, to Stanford after last second shot

By Matthew Maynard | January 18

Jaylen Blakes hit the game winner for Stanford with 1.5 seconds remaining and North Carolina was unable to answer.

Triple I requirement changing, to be called 'I requirement'

By Dylan Skinner | January 18

Students reflect on their experiences with first-year requirements under the IDEAs in Action Curriculum.

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Review: PlayMakers' 'The Shot' shows the truth between the lines of Katharine Graham

By Michael Melton | January 17

Sharon Lawrence stars as Katharine Graham, the former publisher of the Washington Post. "The Shot," however, focuses on Graham's life before the paper, ...

Local writers come together for new Horror Writers Association chapter

By Morgan Perry | January 17

The Horror Writers Association is an international organization that acts as a support group for horror writers, and recently the Association opened a ...

UNC women's basketball defeats SMU, 64-33, in third-straight win

By Tess Alongi | January 16

The No. 14 UNC women’s basketball (16-3, 4-2 ACC) overwhelmed SMU (10-8, 2-4 ACC), 64-33, in Moody Coliseum on Thursday night.

'Fend for survival': Students reflect on past housing application cycles

By Maria Sullivan | January 16

In the past two years, the Carolina Housing waitlist has more than doubled. Allan Blattner, executive director of Carolina Housing, said UNC is in the ...