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Top-seeded UNC women's lacrosse defeats Princeton, 19-10, to clinch NCAA tournament semifinals berth

| May 15

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UNC researcher receives top award for young scientists

By From staff and wire reports | September 29

A UNC pharmacology researcher will receive the highest award from the U.S. government for early career scientists and engineers next month.

Detection of colon cancer improved with help of UNC

By From staff and wire reports | September 29

UNC partnered with the North Carolina Community Health Center Association to create a toolkit with the best methods for improving colorectal cancer screening ...

Rejection of Coulter was motivated by high costs

By Letter to the Editor | September 29

In a letter regarding the failed request by the College Republicans to bring Ann Coulter to campus, Anthony Dent makes the blatantly inaccurate claim ...

Gender-neutral housing is a new idea of comfort

By Letter to the Editor | September 29

In the article, “Congress denies CR’s Coulter request again,” the endorsement for a gender-neutral housing option was discussed. This concept is ...

We’re not all that different

By Julian E. Wooten | September 29

Maybe you’ve had this happen to you. People love to discuss campus events with you once they find out you’re a UNC student. This was the common scenario ...

Former professor Elliot Cramer shouldn't pursue a case against UNC

By Editorial Board | September 29

The First Amendment is a sacred right that should not be taken lightly, regardless of whether it’s used as a defense or a weapon. In a lawsuit he’s ...

Support from the House for Governor's School is welcome and needed

By Editorial Board | September 29

Of the many necessary cuts the state had to make, Governor’s School was particularly painful for the program’s patrons. Last week, House Speaker Thom ...

The case for HPV vaccines in schools

By Andrew Moon | September 29

On a stage in Tampa, Fla., last month, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn, took a swipe at Texas Gov. Rick Perry that made the medical community cringe. She ...

Chapel Hill Town Council considers Shortbread Lofts

By Conor Furlong | September 29

Local officials hope a new downtown Chapel Hill development might fill a void in affordable rental housing.

UNC system lacks funds to buy out tenured faculty

By Daniel Wiser | September 29

Plans to offer buyout packages to tenured faculty have been discussed as a viable option to cut costs and find savings at universities in the state.

CHCCS hopes for new elementary school

By Jenny Surane | September 29

As the possibility of overcrowding in local elementary schools becomes more real, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board is considering dipping into ...

Chapel Hill to hold 39th annual Festifall

By Maggie Cagney | September 29

Chapel Hill will be welcoming the fall weather with an appropriate celebration this weekend. On Sunday, Chapel Hill will host the 39th annual Festifall ...

Tea Talks event discusses Troy Davis case, death penalty

By Alecia Smith | September 29

On Thursday night, about 50 students gathered with cookies and tea to talk about the merits of the death penalty.

Orange County animal shelter's small cages cause some concern

By Jordan Prince | September 29

Robin Cutson went to the Orange County Animal Services Center determined to offer a home to a cat in need. But when she arrived she was shocked at how ...

UNC junior struck by van treated for injuries

By Becky Bush | September 29

After being hit by a University van Tuesday afternoon, junior Charlotte Lindemanis was taken to UNC Hospitals to treat burns, bruises and severe tissue ...

UNC’s School of Information and Library Science begins work on multi-million dollar data research project

By Edward Pickup | September 29

Researchers in the School of Information and Library Science have become part of a multi-million dollar effort to create a national data network.

End in sight for UNC diversity provost search

By Chelsea Bailey | September 29

With the selection of four candidates for the position of vice provost for diversity and multicultural affairs, the University has moved one step closer ...

UNC releases report on housekeeping

By Claire McNeill | September 29

A report released Thursday by a consulting group charged with examining the culture of UNC’s Housekeeping Services outlines more than 45 recommendations ...

Massive overhaul coming to Undergraduate Library computer lab

By Riley Davis | September 29

Senior Sean Murphy noticed the “change is coming” signs in the Undergraduate Library for the first time Thursday, but was confused about what “change” ...

NCCU drops proposed constitutional law center

By Memet Walker | September 29

A proposed constitutional law center at N.C. Central University will not move forward amid questions about its source of funding and political leanings. ...