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Bernard has a career high in rushing yards in Saturday game

By Kelly Parsons | October 7

In a situation designed for a short-yardage play, the Virginia Tech defense crashed to the middle of the field at Kenan Stadium Saturday, desperate to ...

Heels’ defense stifles Clemson

By Michael Lananna | October 7

All season long, North Carolina men’s soccer coach Carlos Somoano has been waiting for his offense to click.

ASG raises executive officers’ stipends

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | October 7

Members of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments engaged in heated talks about dollars and cents Saturday.

New Chapel Hill website works on transparency

By Paige Ladisic | October 7

A new town of Chapel Hill website is putting open government at residents’ fingertips.

Scrutiny can go too far

By Editorial Board | October 7

Another course at UNC is being scrutinized for the amount of student athletes enrolled and the level of difficulty; this time, according to The (Raleigh) ...

Students should care about North Carolina school choice

By Grace McDermott | October 7

As college students, we all underwent a long process to select exactly the right university for our educational needs.

System plan needs input

By Editorial Board | October 7

The UNC-system strategic planning committee, the body responsible for mapping out the system’s development during the next five years, should work to ...

Carrboro Citizen ends publication after 5 years

By Cheney Gardner | October 7

After five and a half years, The Carrboro Citizen published its last issue on Thursday. Publisher Robert Dickson wrote in a Thursday column, “The Citizen ...

Durham-based fiddler performs on Franklin Street

By Gayatri Surendranathan | October 7

David Bass has been jazzing up city streets with the help of his trusty fiddle for 28 years.

Smoking ban has potential to affect smoke shops’ business

By Rachel Butt | October 7

When Expressions owner Angela Lanza first heard of the proposed ban on smoking in public places in Orange County, she was not surprised.

Chancellor search members have different hopes

By Megan Cassella | October 7

The vision for UNC’s next chancellor will be conceived today. Since Chancellor Holden Thorp announced Sept. 17 that he will resign in June who will ...

Chilly weather and rain doesn't stop Chapel Hill's annual Festifall

By Graves Ganzert | October 7

Unseasonably chilly temperatures and rain couldn’t stop local residents from coming out to Chapel Hill’s 40th annual Festifall on Sunday.

UNC rushes past Virginia Tech 48-34

By Brandon Moree | October 6

The focus was on finishing. “Finishing the play, finishing the drive and finishing in the end zone,” said Larry Fedora, coach of the North Carolina ...

UNC leads Hokies 28-20 at halftime

By Kelly Parsons | October 6

After a first quarter that took more than an hour to play, Giovani Bernard rushed for 62 yards on fourth-and-inches on the first play of the second quarter ...

UNC women's soccer beats BC behind Premji's goal

By Dylan Howlett | October 5

Katie Bowen encountered an unfamiliar, yet refreshing, sight in the early minutes of the second half Thursday night at Fetzer Field.

Gay played the full 90 minutes of Thursday's game against BC

By Robbie Harms | October 5

After the North Carolina women’s soccer team’s goalie Adelaide Gay held No. 13 Boston College scoreless in the first half of No. 14 UNC’s 1-0 win ...

Preview for UNC Football: Versus Virgina Tech, Oct. 6

By Brandon Moree | October 5

UNC rush vs. VT front seven The Hokie defense is giving up exactly four yards per carry and nearly 170 yards per game on the ground. A healthy UNC backfield ...

In sex life, UNC comes out on top

By Rachel Schmitt | October 5

UNC has been ranked as the No. 1 “best value” university for its affordability and quality of education. But Playboy Magazine has a different interpretation ...

Committee works to improve efficiency of classroom use on campus

By Jessica New | October 4

The UNC Classroom Policy Steering Committee is seeking to address the problem of class utilization by working to improve the inefficient use of classroom ...

Orange County Public Library is seeking public input for strategic plan with forums and survey

By From staff and wire reports | October 4

The Orange County Public Library will hold five public forums this month to offer residents the chance to participate in the library’s strategic planning ...