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Orange County Board of Commissioners met to discuss affordable housing and transportation project

By Hannah Wall | January 25

The Orange County Board of Commissioners discussed affordable housing and the financial future of Orange County's transportation projects during Tuesday's ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed citizen survey and town budget in Tuesday's meeting

By Lauren Talley | January 25

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen met Tuesday to discuss the results of the 2016 Town of Carrboro biennial citizen survey report and the town budget for ...

Student Congress changes fee request system

By Celia McRae | January 25

At the first Student Congress general body meeting of the semester, representatives discussed the split between graduate and undergradute student governments ...

Q&A with economics professor Michael Walden on pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership

By Jordyn Connell | January 25

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday removing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement. Michael Walden, an economics ...

Former Governor Pat McCrory speaks on Election night in November. He was chased down by protestors in Washington, D.C. which caused proposals for a bill to increase security for former governors.

McCrory shaming incident inspires new bill to protect former governors

By Bailey Aldridge | January 25

Sen. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., is proposing a bill to protect former governors after a Friday incident involving former Gov. Pat McCrory.

When false news goes mainstream: strategies to analyze and identify it

By Caroline Metzler | January 25

Though false news stories were far from the only unprecedented factor in the 2016 election cycle, they continuously attract attention.

Opinion: Own your biases and hold everyone accountable

By Editorial Board | January 25

In recent years, the term “bias” has been toxified to delegitimize journalism across the political spectrum.

The gymnastics team stands together wearing shirts with the saying “#BeTrue” in honor of the LBGTQ movement before their meet against Florida on Friday.

Opinion: Props to UNC gymnastics and #BETRUE for promoting acceptance

By Editorial Board | January 25

On Friday, UNC gymnastics celebrated LGBTQ athletes as a part of Nike’s #BETRUE campaign.

Column: The knot-tying party

By Mejs Hasan | January 25

January 2015 — I was in Chapel Hill, musing. Extremists were running wild in Iraq, doing awful things.

UNC sophomore, Grace Towery, wrote a paper for English 120, using the rare book collection in Wilson Library, that is now being published in a humanities journal

Sophomore gets published after discovering poem in Wilson Library for a class assignment

By Dhvani Bhatia | January 25

When writing a paper about an anonymous 17th century poem, sophomore Grace Towery had no idea her assignment would lead to being published in the Notes ...

UNC men's tennis player Robert Kelly poses for a photo while wearing a "Mick" badge on his arm to commemorate Mick Macholl, a 5-year-old super fan of the team who died on Dec. 13 after an 18-month battle with neuroblastoma.

'They were superheroes': UNC men's tennis stays close with Macholl family

By Madeline Coleman | January 24

As the North Carolina men’s tennis team honored head coach Sam Paul for becoming the winningest tennis coach in program history on Sunday, the Tar Heels ...

Police log for Jan. 25, 2017

January 24

Someone committed alcohol violations and resisted arrest on the 100 block of East Franklin Street at 12:21 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police ...

Letter: The legal history of abortion in the U.S.

January 24

In British antiquity, throughout the colonies, during our founding Revolution, by our Constitutional Convention and in our promising country, abortions ...

Letter: Try service-learning courses with APPLES

January 24

Thank you for drawing attention in your editorial on Jan. 18 to PHIL 292, an APPLES service-learning course offered through the philosophy department, ...

Kiana Cole, a junior journalism major, and Alison Krug, a senior journalism major, are the writers of You Asked for It.

You Asked for It: In which we overthrow iCalendar and help you get hitched

By Kiana Cole and Alison Krug | January 24

Kiana Cole (human woman) and Alison Krug (the anthropomorphization of human shrieking) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. ...

Festival lights up town for Chinese New Year later this month

By Lauren Talley | January 24

The first Chapel Hill LightUp Festival will take place Jan. 28 to celebrate the Chinese New Year and cultural diversity throughout the community. ...

Homestead Aquatic Center temporarily closed due to pool leak

By Lydia Tolley | January 24

The Homestead Aquatic Center closed on Jan. 17 due to the largest leak the pool has ever had.

Barbara Zemskova blocks an attack from Andrew Graczyk during warm-up exercises.

Marital arts: UNC grad students fell in love through Aikido Club

By Madeleine Fraley | January 24

The Japanese martial art of Aikido is all about blending with an opponent — ending the conflict with the attacker through a form of compromised movement ...

We asked UNC students: Is gossiping good for you?

By Krupa Kaneria | January 24

Everyone gossips, and that’s a fact. Sometimes, we just need to release pent up frustration or emotions.

Review: Xander's getting a little too old for this

By Trevor Marks | January 24

Picture this: A strong, athletic man drives his motocross bike off a steep ramp, soaring though the night sky, eclipsing a barn house below him.