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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

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Chapel Hill police seek teen who went missing Sunday

By From staff and wire reports | January 17

The Chapel Hill Police Department is looking for a missing teen last seen Sunday at 3:30 p.m.

Police log for Jan. 18, 2013

January 17

Someone vandalized property at 140 W. Franklin St. at 8 a.m. Wednesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. The person partially cut some copper ...

Tar Heel women's basketball defense sti?es Cavaliers

By Jonathan LaMantia | January 17

Last season at Virginia, Cavalier guard Ataira Franklin scored 29 points on the Tar Heels in a double-overtime loss to UNC — a stat that was not lost ...

Redistricting plan passes school board

By Grace Tatter | January 17

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education passed a redistricting plan Thursday night that will require more than 1,000 elementary students ...

The group Arts In Action, led by Whillie Hinton, practice and prepare for their opening act in the show.

UNC women's basketball come out on the attack against Virginia

By Dylan Howlett | January 17

There’s a sign attached to the locker room door of the North Carolina women’s basketball team — it simply reads, “Attack.” Taking the mantra ...

Complaint: UNC pressured dean to underreport sexual assault cases

By Caitlin McCabe and Andy Thomason | January 17

In 2011, the University Counsel’s office pressured Melinda Manning, then UNC’s assistant dean of students, to underreport cases of sexual assault, ...

Chancellor salary may change with successor

By Sarah Brown | January 17

In the search for a new chancellor, UNC-CH is looking to lock in a top-performing higher education leader.

Dance company to perform at ArtsCenter

By Mary Feddeman | January 17

The Carrboro Modern Dance Company opens its doors to both experienced dancers and novices alike.

Sustainable food goal reached by Carolina Dining Services criticized

By Hunter Toro | January 17

Carolina Dining Services recently reported reaching its goal of 20 percent sustainable food eight years sooner than expected — but some criticize the ...

Tar Heel swimming & diving heads to Charlottesville for rivalry

By Haley Rhyne | January 17

Though the North Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams try to maintain their focus on the end-of-the-season championship meets, this ...

Q&A with Jackson Simmons

By Brandon Moree | January 17

Jackson Simmons, a sophomore on the North Carolina men’s basketball team, is coming off an eight-point, four-rebound showing at Florida State. With ...

The new global enrollment program strengthens UNC

January 17

The new Global Visiting Students program, which will allow 20 international students to directly enroll at UNC starting this fall, should be applauded. ...

If given more time, the county task force must use it wisely

January 17

The Rogers Road Task Force presented its final report on Dec. 6, making recommendations to the Orange County Assembly of Governments on what to do about ...

Don’t mix abortion issues with clarity, General Assembly

January 17

The N.C. General Assembly should pass public policies that protect the fundamental right of patients at pregnancy care centers — family planning organizations ...

Confidence building for UNC gymnasts

By Daniel Wilco | January 17

With one of the least experienced rosters in recent history, the North Carolina gymnastics team had trouble with confidence in its first meet of the season. ...

New era in UNC track starts at home

By Aaron Dodson | January 17

As the North Carolina track and field team heads into its first meet of the year, senior sprinter Clayton Parros has great hope for the program that underwent ...

Town vote to repeal cellphone ban fails

By Holly West | January 17

Chapel Hill Town Council member Matt Czajkowski is ready to move on from last year’s unsuccessful cellphone ban.

Bev Perdue speaks in the first event of the UNC School of Journalism’s Women in the Media Leadership Series.

Former Gov. Bev Perdue speaks on leadership, 'The Little Engine That Could'

By Madeline Will | January 17

Former Gov. Bev Perdue has a quote from a “great philosopher” framed. It’s been hanging on her wall for years.

East Carolina University sues Cisco over use of slogan

By Amy Tsai | January 17

According to East Carolina University, tomorrow can only start in one place. The university is suing Cisco Systems Inc. — a global networking company ...

New grant to fund journalism school student travel

By Jordan Bailey | January 17

A new grant could send journalism students all over the country in search of the job they’ve always wanted.