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Miss UNC Colleen Daly fights against eating disorders, promotes awareness

By McKenzie Coey | February 25

Miss UNC Colleen Daly has rebounded from an eating disorder that she said made her unrecognizable to her family, and now she’s back in action — in ...

Colleges will ?lobby to prevent budget cuts

By Eric Garcia | February 25

Universities have joined forces to lobby Congress and push for a last-minute deal that would prevent federal spending cuts to research and financial aid. ...

Argo professor Hodding Carter III, spokesman for the state department during the iranian hostage crisis. Feb. 25, 2013.

Q&A with professor, former State Department spokesman Hodding Carter

By Marisa DiNovis | February 25

At the Academy Awards Sunday night, the film “Argo,” which is based on the events of the Iran hostage crisis, won best picture. UNC public policy ...

Abortion coverage up in the air in NC

By Meredith Burns | February 24

As implementation of the Affordable Care Act begins to take shape in North Carolina, the question of whether abortions will be covered in the state’s ...

UNC fends off N.C. State with second-half burst

By Michael Lananna | February 23

N.C. State’s drubbing of North Carolina in Raleigh occurred exactly one month ago — but it might as well have been years ago.

UNC junior passes away Friday night

By From staff and wire reports | February 23

A UNC senior and member of the Phi Delta Fraternity passed away Friday night, according to emails circulating among UNC’s Greek chapters. Chuck ...

Payday loan system revisited by legislators

By Sarah Brown | February 21

Members of the N.C. General Assembly are proposing to revive a controversial lending practice that has virtually lain dormant for more than a decade.

Charlotte, Raleigh battle for transportation funds

By Claire Bennett | February 21

To the frustration of Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx and other city residents, former Charlotte mayor and current Gov. Pat McCrory isn’t giving his hometown ...

White House has a vision to eradicate AIDS

By Andy Willard | February 21

The White House has a bold vision for the future of AIDS: entirely eliminate the disease.

Preview for Company Carolina’s new show opening Friday. Enter the deceptive world of business in the Pulitzer Prize winning play Glengarry Glen Ross. Mamet dissects the American Dream as four Chicago real estate agents prepare to do anything to close a sale, be it bribery, burglary, or preying on unwitting buyers. But is success worth sacrificing one’s morals for? Well, sometimes you have to lie a little if you want to keep your job.

‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ portrays intense business world

By Rebecca Pollack | February 21

Company Carolina’s new show “Glengarry Glen Ross” is about doing whatever it takes to get to the top in the cutthroat world of business.

UNC will offer 4 MOOCs in fall

By Liz Crampton | February 20

Starting this fall, students in any country across the world can log onto a computer and enroll in a lecture taught by a UNC professor — at no cost. The ...

Is Orange County open for business?

By Gayatri Surendranathan | February 20

In Orange County, stereotypes often clash. But being unfriendly to business is one stereotype county officials are actively working to combat in hopes ...

Gender-neutral pilot program attracts 5

By Kristen Skill | February 20

The road to implementing gender-neutral housing at UNC has been arduous — but now that a pilot program has been set for the fall, only five students ...

Chapel Hill plans to revamp Rosemary Street

By Danielle Herman | February 20

In an effort to entice budding entrepreneurs coming out of UNC to set up shop in the town, Chapel Hill officials are planning an initiative to revamp ...

Christy Lambden reacts after hearing that he has won the the SBP elections. He won with 55% of the vote.

Lambden hits the ground running

By Neal Smith | February 20

After winning the student body president election Tuesday night, Christy Lambden said he feels like he’s on cloud nine. But before he takes office on ...

Town includes Area 5 in ?re district

By Kathryn Trogdon | February 20

After a group of neighbors approached Orange County about expanding outdated fire districts, the Chapel Hill Town Council is considering annexing the ...

Marcus Paige sets up before attempting a three pointer. Paige was 0-3 from the 3 point line, but contributed with 5 assists and 4 steals.

McAdoo manhandles in McCamish Pavilion at Georgia Tech

By Brooke Pryor | February 20

ATLANTA — When North Carolina coach Roy Williams decided to insert guard P.J. Hairston into the starting lineup at the power forward position, sophomore ...

Christy Lambden defeated Will Lindsey for student body president

By Trevor Casey and Katharine McAnarney | February 19

In an unexpected outcome, Christy Lambden was elected student body president in a runoff election Tuesday, winning 55 percent of the vote and defeating ...

Former UNC employee Hitlin faces 47 counts of sexual exploitation of children

By Megan Cassella | February 19

In an ongoing investigation, a former UNC employee was arrested Monday night and charged with 47 counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. ...

UNC executive chef Paul Calice? prepares food at Lenoir before the dinner rush.

Carolina Catering chef adjusts to cooking Southern food

By Rachel Schmitt | February 19

Few students who eat at Lenoir or Rams Head Dining Halls realize that behind every bite of fried chicken and every slurp of butternut squash soup is UNC’s ...