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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

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Tuition hike of $1,000 possible for out-of-state students

By Jessica New | October 16

Despite years of large tuition increases, the group charged with proposing the next round of hikes might favor a more than $1,000 increase for out-of-state ...

Japanese market to join Ackland Art Museum exhibit

By Sierra Wingate-Bey | October 15

The Ackland Museum Store has brought the bustling marketplaces of Tokyo to Chapel Hill.

Homeless voters encouraged to participate

By Claire Smith | October 15

With early voting for the November election starting Thursday, many homeless people don’t know if they are eligible to vote, due to their lack of a ...

From the right, truncated totals

By Leslie Carlucci | October 15

With Republicans likely to retain majorities in both chambers of the N.C. General Assembly and Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory poised to ...

System schools discount clustering

By Amanda Albright | October 15

Two years after evidence of academic misconduct at UNC-CH surfaced, several UNC-system schools are launching investigations to ensure they are not making ...

New $25 Greek fee passed

By Hunter Toro | October 14

A new $25 Greek fee was passed unanimously in the student fee advisory subcommittee’s last meeting of the year on Friday.

First lady Michelle Obama to speak Tuesday at Carmichael Arena

By Claire Williams | October 14

Students, faculty, staff and town residents who have yet to get their tickets for First Lady Michelle Obama’s speech on campus Tuesday will have another ...

UNC stuffs Miami on the road

By Brandon Moree | October 13

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. – The ram sealed the win for the North Carolina Tar Heels. Gene Robinson, who plays the ram position, popped Miami tight end ...

Late Night with Roy kicks off the season

By Kelly Parsons | October 13

Late Night With Roy, North Carolina’s annual kickoff event for basketball season, began with an Olympic-style entrance by many of UNC’s 27 varsity ...

First Lady Michelle Obama will speak at UNC's campus Tuesday

By Daniel Wiser | October 12

First Lady Michelle Obama will speak on UNC’s campus on Tuesday, Oct. 16, according to a statement released today by President Barack Obama’s campaign. “The ...

Community reacts to the death of Bill Friday

By Andy Thomason | October 12

Former UNC-system President Bill Friday died this morning. He was 92. Friday was the system’s first president, and became North Carolina’s ...

On University Day, 3 challenges take center stage

By Megan Cassella | October 11

On a day meant to celebrate the University’s past while looking toward its future, the latter has managed to grab all of the attention. Last University ...

Chapel Hill police complaints on the rise

By Julia Craven | October 11

Complaints of police misconduct are on the rise, according to a quarterly report released Tuesday by the Chapel Hill Police Department.

2 meningitis cases reported in NC

October 11

An outbreak of fungal meningitis linked to a steroid medication has spread across the country during the past three weeks — with two confirmed cases ...

Chapel Hill man arrested for rape 15 years later

By Jenny Drabble | October 11

A Chapel Hill man was arrested Oct. 3 and charged with second degree rape and failure to appear in court — 15 years overdue.

Project Connect provides services to the homeless

By Marissa Bane | October 11

The Rev. Ida Turner-Lawson turned 71 in April — but she has never had a good pair of glasses.

BOG examines changes at other state universities

By Daniel Wiser | October 10

The UNC system is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious university systems in the nation. But as members of the system’s Board of Governors ...

Friends mourn loss of student Trevor Dolan

By Katie Quine | October 10

Trevor Dolan, a UNC senior majoring in history and psychology, died Sunday. Friends of Dolan said he died by suicide. He was 21.

N.C. State Fair hopes to attract record visitors with new foods, rides and safety precautions

By Sarah Brown | October 10

The 145th renewal of the North Carolina State Fair, dubbed “A Bumper Crop of Fun!” begins today at the N.C. State Fairgrounds in Raleigh.

Low black male retention causes concern

By Sarah Niss | October 10

When senior Mycal Brickhouse looked around at the crowd of a minority male forum he attended in January, he noticed something was missing.