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Car crash causes traffic jam at corner of Henderson and East Rosemary

By Erin Hull | May 31

A car was flipped on the corner of East Rosemary and Henderson, Tuesday, May 31 around noon. Police said that the driver was texting while driving.

NC Senate modifies budget proposal

By Daniel Wiser | May 31

Universities would now face a cut of 12 percent or $347 million if funding reductions in the Senate budget were adopted in the bill’s final version, ...

Two UNC poets will travel to Middle East to ‘witness history’

By Carson Blackwelder | May 30

Will McInerney, a senior peace, war and defense major, and UNC alumnus Kane Smego, will travel abroad to Egypt and Tunisia in about two weeks to chronicle ...

Tar Heel baseball earns No. 3 NCAA tournament seed

By Kelly Parsons | May 30

The regular season has ended for college baseball, but North Carolina hasn’t seen the last of Boshamer Stadium just yet.

Women’s lacrosse falls to Northwestern in NCAA semifinals

By Kelly Parsons | May 30

STONY BROOK, N.Y. — With the score of the NCAA women’s lacrosse semifinal tied at 10, No. 3-seeded North Carolina was just seconds away from taking ...

Proposed Senate budget softer on University cuts than House version

By Daniel Wiser | May 30

Although not as deep as a 17.4 percent cut, the latest proposed reduction in state funding would still puncture the academic core of universities, UNC-system ...

Student Body President Mary Cooper lobbies NC General Assembly for funding

By Daniel Wiser | May 30

Not all lobbyists are employed by the most powerful companies in the state. Some are just concerned constituents, or even students. For Mary Cooper, ...

UNC works to retain faculty amidst budget cuts

By Paula Seligson | May 30

Last year, the University lost three percent of its tenure-track and tenured faculty to outside job offers, said Bruce Carney, executive vice chancellor ...

Susan King offers professional experience in the search for new School of Journalism dean

By Kaitlyn Knepp | May 30

After spending 11 years working for the Carnegie Corporation of New York, King said she would like the chance to work in a college setting as dean of ...

Chapel Hill to address future with new comprehensive plan

By Chelsey Dulaney | May 30

While creating a budget for the upcoming fiscal year, Chapel Hill officials set only one new goal: to update the town’s comprehensive plan.

Cavaliers beat UNC in ACC tournament game

By Kelly Parsons | May 29

The outcome of Saturday’s ACC tournament game between North Carolina and Virginia didn’t really matter. But by watching the two teams’ hard-fought ...

Tar Heels drop Wake Forest 9-0 after long delay

By Brandon Moree | May 29

The game between the North Carolina and Wake Forest baseball teams finally got underway just after midnight Saturday morning.

Northwestern edges UNC in NCAA semifinal game

By Kelly Parsons | May 29

With the score of the NCAA women’s lacrosse semifinal tied at 10, No. 3-seeded North Carolina was just seconds away from taking No. 2-seeded Northwestern ...

Women's lacrosse plays Northwestern in third straight postseason tournament

By Kelly Parsons | May 27

When the No. 3-seeded North Carolina women’s lacrosse team makes its third straight appearance in the NCAA tournament semifinal on Friday, the Tar Heels ...

Independent artist Mayfield continues journey

By Tariq Luthun | May 27

Matthew Mayfield is a rising artist in the independent music scene. At 28, the rock and roll musician has earned a variety of success, having two songs ...

University searches for new vice chancellor for finance

By Paula Seligson | May 27

As the state legislature prepares to finalize budget cuts to the UNC system, the search continues for a key faculty member who will oversee the cuts at ...

Ailing Art(ery): Students and residents ought to advocate art preservation.

By Editorial Board | May 27

In April, the Student Artery, a student-run art gallery, was forced to move from its Rosemary Street location.

Don’t target teachers: A possible phasing out of Teaching Fellows would hurt N.C.

By Editorial Board | May 27

The version of the state budget proposed by the N.C. Senate calls for the phasing out of a major government scholarship — the North Carolina Teaching ...

Honor system lacks clarity

By Mark Laichena | May 27

Is anyone else not really sure how UNC’s honor system works?

UNC drops first game in ACC baseball tournament

By Brandon Moree | May 26

In a sport without quarters or periods, the North Carolina and Miami baseball teams played a game with two completely different halves Thursday afternoon ...