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On November 19th UNC held a town hall meeting on race and inclusion at the university.

UNC paid $12,500 to town hall moderator Clarence Page

By Jane Wester | December 1

UNC paid Clarence Page, a member of The Chicago Tribune's editorial board, $12,500 to moderate the University's Nov. 19 town hall on race and inclusion. ...

Five friends tackle last leg of The Daily Tar Heel’s bucket list

By Elizabeth Beckman | November 30

Five friends have five months to complete 13 challenges.

Q&A with 13-year-old environmentalist

By Caroline Lamb | November 30

Most 13-year-olds wouldn’t list environmental activism as a top priority.

Former Student Stores employee Jason Adams (right) from Durham and Christina Pelech from Durham hold up signs to protest the privatization of Student Stores

Student Stores rally in the rain: ‘We’re going to ﬁght it every way we can’

By Katie Rice | November 30

The Pit rang with voices of protest Monday afternoon as students and faculty joined the State Employees Association of North Carolina in protesting the ...

Mark Kleinschmidt points out how Chapel Hill has developed over the years by looking at maps posted in the Chapel Hill Town Hall.

Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt says goodbye

By Rachel Herzog | November 30

Mark Kleinschmidt knew he had opposition.

Morehead foundation will get petition today

By Cole del Charco | November 30

About two weeks ago, Kristen Gardner and other Morehead-Cain students and alumni started a petition to allow undocumented students to receive the scholarship. ...

Marcus Paige returns against No. 2 Maryland

By C Jackson Cowart | November 30

Marcus Paige is back — and without a moment to spare.

LGBT defendants face bias in death penalty cases, but you wouldn't know it from the data available

By Lauren Kent | November 30

The capital punishment trial of Calvin Burdine in Texas is famous.

Medical Examiner and Assistant Professor Vincent Moylan sits in the presentation room in Brinhous-Bullitt Building on Sunday.

NC medical examiners search for the answers to the questions death leaves behind

By Liz Bell | November 30

Dr. Kim Janssen doesn’t do scary movies. She hates watching bad things happen and can’t stand to see someone suffer.

Fran Schindler volunteers to sit by the deathbed of those who ask

By Rachel Herzog | November 30

Fran Schindler lives alone in a yellow townhouse in a quiet Chapel Hill neighborhood. The walls of the 75-year-old’s living room are covered with ...

Overcoming 'six strokes and counting'

November 30

On Valentine’s Day in 2007, a fifth-grade girl cheered as her older brother continued to score 3-pointers at the last minute. That’s when the strong ...

Column: Why a Life & Death Issue?

By Samantha Sabin | November 30

When I tell people that my biological father died in January, their eyes bulge, sadness overtakes them and the reactions like, “I’m sorry to hear ...

Coach Larry Fedora thanks fans at the end of both the Tar Heels' historic regular season and decisive 45-34 victory over N.C. State on Sunday.

UNC football sets its sights on winning the ACC Championship

By Pat James | November 30

On Jan. 6, the North Carolina football team assembled to discuss its goals for the 2015 season.

UNC defensive back suspended after assault charge

By From staff and wire reports | November 29

T.J. Jiles, a defensive back on the North Carolina football team, has been suspended indefinitely from the program due to a violation of team rules, UNC ...

UNC squanders lead, drops three straight sets to Duke

By Kevin Mercer | November 29

DURHAM — The No. 22 North Carolina volleyball team missed its opportunity. UNC (20-9, 17-3 ACC) dropped the last three sets to Duke (17-13, 12-8 ACC) ...

Tar Heels trounce Wolfpack, 45-34, for 11th consecutive win

By Carlos Collazo | November 28

RALEIGH — The No. 11 North Carolina football team came into Carter-Finley Stadium Saturday afternoon looking to become the state champions. It came ...

UNC survives against Kansas State, tops Wildcats, 80-70

By Pat James | November 25

With less than five minutes remaining in Tuesday's game against Kansas State, the No. 9 North Carolina men's basketball team trailed the Wildcats 67-59. ...

Campus Y calls for Margaret Spellings' dismissal

By Grant Masini | November 24

One of UNC’s largest student groups is challenging Margaret Spellings’ appointment as UNC-system president.

Mr. James Sills, CEO of Farmers and Mechanics Bank, started his career as a statistician.

Black entrepreneurship in Chapel Hill

By Janna Childers | November 24

With UNC’s prestigious entrepreneurship program and the numerous resources in the area available for business startups, entrepreneurship in Chapel Hill ...

Chapel Hill police say break-ins spike over break

By Isabella Lupoli | November 24

Security is not something most students think of as they stuff themselves with turkey legs over the holidays, but according to the Chapel Hill Police ...