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Gubernatorial (SPELL CHECK THAT) candidate Roy Cooper hold a rally/concert with Mipso on the top of the parking deck on Rosemary.

Roy Cooper and Mipso host campaign event on Rosemary Street

By Montana Gramer | October 26

Singing to a crowd of hundreds atop the Wallace Parking Deck on East Rosemary Street, Mipso, a band of UNC graduates, added a new political flair to their ...

Democrats outnumber Republicans in first weekend of N.C. early voting

By Davis McKinney | October 26

Early voting for the November election began in North Carolina on Thursday, and though more than 400,000 in-person votes were cast from Thursday to Sunday, ...

Recreational marijuana legalization is on the ballot in five states, including California, in November, while four states like Florida will be voting on medical legalization.

More states to vote on marijuana legalization

By Olivia Slagle | October 26

Voters in nine states will see measures related to the legalization of marijuana on their ballots Nov. 8.

Information on 350 students' tuition balances accidentally released in batch email

By Sofia Edelman | October 26

Approximately 60 students woke up this morning to an email containing information on tuition balances for more than 350 students.

Brian Smith, the Assistant Vice Chancellor of Finance & Accounting Operations, goes over the changes to tuition and fees.

Tuition and Fee Advisory Task Force discusses incoming first-years' tuition, application fee

By Leah Moore | October 26

The Tuition and Fee Advisory Task Force reviewed a variety of fee requests and recommended increases in areas such as student health fees, graduate school ...

Finance committee plans a more fair way to allocate funds

By Brinley Lowe | October 26

Student Congress’s finance committee members met Tuesday to discuss a new way to allocate funds.

Study: Minority women more likely to be involved in social justice movements

By L'erin Jensen | October 26

A study by researchers from N.C. State, the University of Chicago and the University of Michigan released earlier this month examined different motivations ...

After a revised proposal, SFAC still doesn't recommend business school fee

By Aaron Redus | October 26

Representatives from the Kenan-Flagler undergraduate business school presented a revised fee proposal in front of the Student Fee Audit Committee Tuesday ...

Joaquin Carcano is a transgender UNC-Chapel Hill employee who is partking in a lawsuit against House Bill 2.

Plaintiffs seek to expand protections in HB2 injunction to transgender people

By CJ Farris | October 26

The plaintiffs of Carcaño v. McCrory, the case against House Bill 2, appealed an August decision that blocked enforcement of the law’s bathroom provisions ...

Alban Foulser directs students to Speak Out!, an event held in The Pit Tuesday evening by the Project Dinah organization. Members of the group read anonymous testimonials from survivors of sexual assault to students and onlookers.

SpeakOut! event gives a voice to survivors' stories

By Molly Looman | October 26

Project Dinah will be providing a safe space for the discussion and reflection on sexual assault and interpersonal violence with their semiannual SpeakOut! ...

Police log for Oct. 26, 2016

October 26

Someone reported trespassing and larceny shoplifting at the Walgreens at 108 E. Franklin St. at 2:31 p.m. Friday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. ...

Early voter turnout up nearly 43 percent in Orange County from 2012

By Erik Beene | October 26

Early voting in Orange County is seeing a large increase in votes cast from the last general election in 2012.

Campus community recognizes Intersex Awareness Day

By Celia McRae | October 26

Oct. 26 is internationally recognized Intersex Awareness Day, and the UNC LGBTQ Center will be telling students about what it means to be intersex.

Trish McGuire, Planning Director of Carrboro, speaks at a Board of Aldermen meeting on Tuesday.

Board of Aldermen talks impact fees and storm water system fund

By Sara Kiley Watson | October 26

The Board of Aldermen met Tuesday to discuss a report on the maximum supportable school impact fee study and the possible establishment of a stormwater ...

Opinion: Help undergrads learn about rural North Carolina

By Editorial Board | October 26

Rural areas have historically been overlooked and screwed over by the political system, big business and Mother Nature.

Opinion: UNC’s culture should give more attention to rural areas

By Editorial Board | October 26

It’s been a few weeks since Hurricane Matthew struck North Carolina, and Chapel Hill residents have had little reason to consider the hurricane’s ...

Column: Spooky costume ideas for Oct. 31

By Evana Bodiker | October 26

Every year I begin planning my Halloween costume months before the spookiest day of the year is even close.

Older undergrad, Zubhair, was a Syrian Refugee and is now a U.S. Citizen.

One student had a particularly long journey from Syria to UNC

By Olivia Ross | October 26

Zubair Rushk rattled off his criminal record from his home country of Syria.

On campus housing deadline moved up three months

By Allie Mobley and Harris Wheless | October 26

The deadline to apply for on-campus student housing moved from Feb. 7, last year’s deadline, to Nov. 27, and students are feeling the pressure.

Letter: Stop misrepresenting Two for Two, please

October 25

The article titled “GPSF asks for changes ...” published on Oct. 25 addresses an important conversation happening between members of GPSF and Student ...