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Dean of UNC School of Law to step down, remain member of faculty

| May 13

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"Everyday People" by Franco
Windows on Chapel Hill is a collaborate year-long project between the Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership and Town of Chapel Hill Public and Cultural Arts Office to bring eye-catching pop-up art displays to downtown storefronts, promote artists in our community, and further establish downtown Chapel Hill as a dynamic community for art.

Local artist mixes paint with smartphones in downtown art project

By Marissa Bane | March 24

Chapel Hill residents can now access public art via their smartphones. Local artist Parasol B unveiled his piece “Depiction” earlier this month at ...

Collins Crossing sends eviction notice to resident

By Claire Smith | March 24

A resident at Collins Crossing Apartment Homes in Carrboro recently received an eviction notice after parking a work truck in the complex’s parking ...

Department of Education launches second review of UNC

By Caitlin McCabe | March 24

The University was slapped with a second federal review Thursday when the U.S. Department of Education’s Clery Act Compliance Division announced it ...

Association of Student Governments elects Nunnery, Sedwick as next leaders

By Amy Tsai | March 24

A closely contested race for the next UNC-system Association of Student Governments leaders ended Saturday with only one ticket on the ballot.

Kansas overcomes halftime deficit, sends UNC home

By Brandon Moree | March 24

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After trailing the North Carolina men’s basketball team (25-11) by nine points at the half, Kansas came storming back in ...

UNC rallies to earn Williams' 700th win

By Kelly Parsons | March 23

An easel in the middle of North Carolina’s locker room at the Sprint Center on Friday propped up a poster-sized whiteboard, the number 700 scrawled ...

Brice Johnson (11) reacts after a 3-point basket late in the 2nd half.

Tar Heels too hot for Villanova

By Brandon Moree | March 22

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The North Carolina men’s basketball team’s first field goal of the night was a 3-pointer as was its final field goal. But the ...

UNC's compliance with the Clery Act will be reviewed

By Caitlin McCabe | March 22

The University will soon face yet another federal review of its handling of sexual assault procedures and compliance with federal law.

McCrory proposes $55 million cut to UNC system

By Eric Garcia | March 21

The budget proposal released by Gov. Pat McCrory Wednesday sparked fresh concerns about the amount of state money available for higher education.

Finance sector one of state’s draws

By Claire Williams | March 20

Spencer Beasley does not mind the 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. shifts or heavy workload. She said her UNC-CH education prepared her well for life after Chapel Hill. ...

Bill may cause abortion clinics statewide to close

By Lucinda Shen | March 20

An N.C. Senate bill that would regulate abortion physicians and procedures is raising concerns among groups who say it could close abortion clinics across ...

North Carolina weighs search warrants before use of drones

March 20

While dressed as a drone with cardboard rectangles for wings in Polk Place on Wednesday, David Deerson asked passersby to play “Pin the Drone on the ...

As part of the "Your Turn to Burn" series hosted by the art department, Lauren Salazar's weaving and textile work is featured in the John & June Alcott Gallery in Hanes Art Center.

Q&A with MFA weaving artist

By Elizabeth Tew | March 20

Lauren Salazar, a Master of Fine Arts student, will be displaying her work as part of the MFA series “Your Turn to Burn.” Her exhibit, “Intertwined,” ...

Artist, activist to give spoken-word performance

By McKenzie Coey | March 19

Visual artist, musician and poet Charlotte O’Neal, also known as “Mama C,” will perform a spoken-word and music performance today, channeling memories ...

The Orange Country solid waste landfill will be moving to Durham.

Solid waste to be sent to Durham when landfill closes

By Gayatri Surendranathan | March 19

Within the next few weeks, Chapel Hill’s solid waste will no longer be in Rogers Road’s backyard.

ACC Tournament Title Game: UNC vs. MIami

UNC men's basketball shifts focus to next win

By Kelly Parsons | March 19

The North Carolina men’s basketball team might have let its third straight ACC Tournament championship game slip through its fingers Sunday, but the ...

UNC alumnus to lead plagiarism investigation in Russia

By Kendra Benner | March 19

A UNC graduate has been chosen to help lead a plagiarism investigation in his native Russia that could target top officials — including President Vladimir ...

Student Body President Will Leimenstoll vetoes ammunition funding bill

By Jordan Bailey | March 19

Student Body President Will Leimenstoll vetoed Tuesday a controversial bill about ammunition funding, saying it was passed without substantial debate. ...

Plans begin for repurposing of Greene Tract near landfill

By Jenny Surane | March 18

With the June closure of the Orange County Landfill looming, officials from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and the county are setting their sights on repurposing ...

Fracking could pollute coastal water sources

By Caroline Leland | March 18

Sophomore Jasmine Ruddy is from Morehead City, one of many coastal communities that could be directly affected by a bill to fast-track hydraulic fracturing, ...