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

| May 15

J.V. Men's basketball

On the art of being artsy

By Lucy Shelly | February 13

Artsy. What does that even mean, “artsy?” It’s pretty artsy. He’s all artsy. Don’t be so artsy-fartsy.

Law student Jackie Azis wins ACLU award

By Andrew Edwards | February 13

She was the recipient of an award from the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina on Saturday, but third-year law student Jackie Azis says she ...

Planned Parenthood sees more donations after threats from Komen, NC General Assembly

By Grace Tatter | February 13

The Komen foundation and N.C. General Assembly’s threats to cut Planned Parenthood funding have led to increased financial support from other sources ...

Ernest Dollar preserves Chapel Hill’s historic landscape

By Cheney Gardner | February 13

Ernest Dollar is not your average community preservation director. “Most people, when they think of preservation, think of a group of older ladies ...

Firefighters look to Chapel Hill 2020 for guidance

By Elizabeth Straub | February 13

Chapel Hill’s signature Carolina blue fire trucks do more than just fight fire — and Fire Chief Dan Jones wants to figure out what other services ...

Peace University accepts controversial plan for $6 million in renovations

By Leslie Carlucci | February 13

The newly coed William Peace University is tacking on more changes, sparking further unhappiness from many alumnae.

Student free speech case concerning social media arises in Minnesota

By Sarah Brown | February 13

Students nationwide might face restrictions on their freedom of speech on social networks if the University of Minnesota has its way.

BoUNCe SBP candidate forum takes form of murder mystery

By Hailey Vest | February 13

A murder got in the way of any real discussion Monday night at a student body presidential forum hosted by BoUNCe, UNC’s satirical magazine.

Herman Cain’s plans to visit UNC are ‘up in the air’

By Katie Quine | February 13

UNC students eager to see former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain might have to wait a little longer than originally expected.

‘Camera Obscura’ showcases cellphone photography at Ackland Museum Store

By Mary Stevens | February 13

Shawn Rocco is an award-winning photojournalist — but that doesn’t mean he won’t whip out his camera phone.

Baseball welcomes newcomers for spring

By Brandon Moree | February 13

North Carolina coach Mike Fox brought in 17 new players for the 2012 season including five players who were selected in the 2011 MLB draft but did not ...

Tyler Zeller will come back with vengeance

By Letter to the Editor | February 13

TO THE EDITOR: Tyler Zeller has the heart of a lion. Despite being constantly assailed by various Plumlees (see photo in Feb.

SBP should address UNC’s endowment issues

By Letter to the Editor | February 13

TO THE EDITOR: UNC doesn’t want students meddling with its hefty $2.2 billion endowment. Students have rallied in the past for UNC to be a responsible ...

UNC should have alerted students of rape incident

By Letter to the Editor | February 13

TO THE EDITOR: After bearing witness to the-game-that-shall-not-be-named Wednesday night, the last thing I wanted to hear was more bad news.

WRAL article hinted rape victim wasn’t vigilant

By Letter to the Editor | February 13

TO THE EDITOR: A recent WRAL article reported that a rape near UNC campus “served as a reminder to young women of the need to be vigilant.” There ...

UNC greek newspaper halts operations

By Katie Quine | February 13

The Greek system has hit a bump in its Odyssey. The Odyssey, a free weekly newspaper written by members of UNC’s fraternities and sororities, has ...

The cap conundrum: Board of Governors should focus on out-of-state enrollment cap

By Editorial Board | February 13

Under the current system, a university’s out-of-state enrollment is reviewed every two years, and schools can be penalized for something that is largely ...

Defining diversity on our campus

By Brittany Johnson | February 13

Last week, my roommate sent me a link to a YouTube video in which a white comedian in blackface interviewed students at Brigham Young University about ...

Students protested after Board of Governors approved 8.8 percent tuition increase

By Isabella Cochrane | February 12

As 200 students and Chapel Hill occupiers chanted and beat on drums in protest outside the meeting room, the UNC-system Board of Governors passed President ...

Next Chinese president will arrive in the U.S. today

By From staff and wire reports | February 12

WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) — Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping arrives in the United States today for a high-profile visit where he’ll be honored as if ...