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UNC releases full 2012-13 men’s basketball schedule

By From staff and wire reports | September 10

The North Carolina men’s basketball season will open Nov. 9 when Gardner-Webb comes to Chapel Hill.

Scant progress on Carolina North

By Gayatri Surendranathan | September 10

On Monday, a public information meeting brought together University officials and town residents to discuss the limited progress made in the past year ...

Four UNC professors receive Hettleman Prize recognitions

By From staff and wire reports | September 10

Four UNC professors were awarded the Phillip and Ruth Hettleman Prizes for Artistic and Scholarly Achievement by Young Faculty.

CowParade statues taken to Raleigh for repair of damage

By From staff and wire reports | September 10

Alexander Moo-lian Bow-vine was picked up and taken to Raleigh for Kluttz Thompson Designs to repair his signature bow tie.

UNC-system schools missing promised ASG grant money

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | September 10

As the UNC-system Association of Student Governments works to reform its image, it faces yet another burden from its predecessors.

UNC to face JMU, defend perfect record

By Henry Gargan | September 10

Heading into its fifth game of the season, the No. 1 North Carolina men’s soccer team has finally made a break with the legacy of last year’s national ...

Job market looks promising for seniors

By Paula Seligson | September 10

UNC students looking for a job after graduation have reason to be optimistic.

Ode to our best getaway spots

By Sarah Edwards | September 10

Not long after I moved my laundry baskets into Parker Residence Hall, I had the strong compulsion to go.

Know before departure

By Editorial Board | September 10

As students return to campus from study abroad experiences, many struggle to get credits for major or minor courses to transfer as they had anticipated. ...

Water in our world

By Stefanie Schwemlein | September 10

We are in the middle of the hottest year ever recorded in the United States. The Midwest is baking, crops in our nation’s “breadbasket” are burning ...

Professor Joy Kasson recognized for work at UNC

By Jordan Bailey | September 10

Without Joy Kasson, the University would not have a Ph.D. program in American Studies.

9/11 victims remembered at Wilson

By Graham McAlister | September 10

Last year’s Sept. 11 commemorative ceremonies were the most widespread and intricate since the attack 11 years ago.

Career Services to host two internship and job fairs

By Ellen Black | September 10

Students have a chance this week to get a head-start on their job hunt. University Career Services is hosting its biggest events of the year — the Diversity ...

Gender affects economic policy

By Amy Tsai | September 10

As the number of female economists increases, a recent study suggests that the perspectives and research interests of university economics professors ...

Work-study program faces budget cuts

By Hailey Vest | September 10

Most college students with part-time jobs do not have to drive an hour to Greensboro to get to work.

Bernard hopes to return Saturday

By Kelly Parsons | September 10

Larry Fedora was impressed with the performances of running backs A.J. Blue and Romar Morris in North Carolina’s 28-27 loss to Wake Forest on Saturday. ...

919 area code causes 911 misdials

By Caroline Hudson | September 10

A newly-implemented area code requirement has caused accidental 911 calls and hang ups to skyrocket in emergency call centers across the area.

Q&A with UNC artist Ellis Driver

By Caroline Pate | September 10

Ellis Driver is a 2012 UNC graduate who double majored in art and biology. Driver currently works as a research assistant in a biology lab on campus. ...

Charina Brooks ?nds happiness in her residents

By Katie Quine | September 10

To housekeeper Charina Brooks, even the slightest of a smile from a resident can make her day.

UNC makes old yearbooks available online

By Brenna Drab | September 10

Fans of Andy Griffith now have a chance to see his college yearbook picture — as well as photos of other North Carolina natives dating back to 1890 ...