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Former Georgia sports agent pleads guilty to charges in UNC case

By Aaron Redus and Jamie Gwaltney | April 19

Terry Watson, a former Georgia sports agent who provided UNC football players with improper benefits, pleaded guilty to violating state law at the Orange ...

No. 3 UNC baseball drops second straight in loss to Liberty

By Kiley Burns | April 18

After dropping the final game of its series against N.C. State, the No. 3 North Carolina baseball team fell to Liberty, 5-2, on Tuesday at Boshamer Stadium. ...

T.R.U.M.P. Act proposal would require candidates to release tax returns to get on the ballot

By Charlotte Harris | April 18

A bill in the N.C. Senate would require presidential candidates to release their tax returns in order to appear on North Carolina ballots in future general ...

NCAA awards North Carolina championship bids following partial HB2 repeal

By Corey Risinger | April 18

North Carolina is among the list of states chosen to host NCAA championship events, according to an NCAA press release Tuesday.

Police log for April 18, 2017

April 17

Someone broke into and entered a business with no force on the 100 block of Saluda Court at 4:50 a.m. Thursday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. ...

Chapel Hill Town Council hears updates on mobility plan, discusses West Rosemary Street development

By Isabela Zawistowska | April 17

The Chapel Hill Town Council held a public hearing Monday to discuss the town's mobility plan and Franklin Street celebrations after the UNC men's basketball ...

Beyond rallies: UNC activists are finding new ways to resist

By Brinley Lowe | April 17

From a march that protested the decision to privatize the Student Stores to demonstrations organized by the Real Silent Sam Coalition to the walkout when ...

Pew study finds U.S. House to be disproportionately Christian

By Samantha Paisley | April 17

North Carolina’s congressional delegation is composed entirely of representatives of the Christian faith, though only 77 percent of adults in the state ...

Professors respond to receiving grant to fight violent propaganda

By Charlie McGee | April 17

A grant received by the UNC Department of Communication in January to fund productions preventing the influence of violent extremist propaganda by the ...

Opinion: Freelancers, unite!

By Editorial Board | April 17

A whole new crop of UNC seniors will graduate on May 14. Some will enter graduate school and others full-time employment or internships. Others will enter ...

Column: How to draw Chancellor Carol Folt

By Emily Yue | April 17

In case you've ever wondered...

NC Senate Bill aims to alter background check process for handgun permits

By CJ Farris | April 17

A bill proposed by the N.C. Senate would change the process for buying handguns — eliminating a step in which sheriffs conduct background checks.

The spot where an old tree used to be outside Dey Hall.

Q&A with Wilson Librarian about Clue, Emily Jack

By Aaron Whittemore | April 17

Live Action Clue is tonight at Wilson Library, that's no mystery. However, few people know the ins and outs of this event better than Emily Jack, digital ...

Linda's Bar and Grill is a local favorite for food and drinks.

A Linda's assistant manager gave us a 7-hour playlist

By Olivia Clark | April 17

Linda’s Bar and Grill is a classic go-to on Franklin for every occasion. Offering a wide selection of regular menu items and drink selections, Linda’s ...

Popular hotels in the Chapel Hill area like the Carolina Inn and Franklin Hotel are booked to capacity for the rescheduled UNC vs Carolina basketball game on Thursday, February 20, 2014. Ticket holders face long wait lists and hotel referrals.

You can buy study space and snacks at the Carolina Inn for $199

By Karyn Hladik-Brown | April 17

It’s spring in Chapel Hill, which means three things: every surface is covered in pollen, the Quad is always full of people and it’s becoming increasingly ...

RHA to screen J Cole documentary tonight

By Jordan Howard | April 17

Born and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina, J. Cole has been the Tar Heel state’s rapper for years.

Anita Amin, a sophomore double majoring in biology and health, policy, and management, is starting Project Welcome.

A UNC student has a message for immigrants: 'American youth welcomes you'

By Nicole Booth | April 17

Students are sending welcoming messages to immigrants and refugees in the Pit today.

Opinion: The cover letter: script of life, act two

By Editorial Board | April 17

With graduation comes the humbling, daunting grind of applying for gainful employment — unless that surprise trust fund or “modeling scout’s” ...

People came to the reception of the Mayan exhibit curated by high schoolers from Morganton, NC and Mexico, displayed in the Wilson Special Collections Library on Friday, April 14.

Students come together to design exhibit about Mayan heritage and history

By Hannah Lang | April 17

A one-day exhibit at the Wilson Special Collections Library highlighted the shared heritage of students from two countries.

Underclassmen highlight Senior Weekend for UNC softball

By Kirk Meyer | April 17

The North Carolina softball team’s weekend series against Boston College was billed as “Senior Weekend,” meant to honor UNC’s two soon-departing ...