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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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UNC researchers think pink

By Emily Overcarsh | October 10

The fight against breast cancer is easy to see when the whole town turns pink. But students rarely see the work that goes on at the Lineberger Comprehensive ...

Craven seeks his role in the offense

By Matthew Cox | October 9

This season, No. 2 North Carolina men’s soccer coach Carlos Somoano has alternated between playing with a lone striker, Martin Murphy, and partnering ...

Student Power demands input in 5-year plan

By Meredith Burns | October 9

The UNC system’s Board of Governors will meet today to discuss how to move forward with the system’s five-year strategic plan. But the N.C. Student ...

Social media profiles could affect admissions

By Lucinda Shen | October 9

You might want to think twice before uploading those pictures from last weekend to Facebook. According to a recent annual survey of college and university ...

Jack Sprat Cafe closes after 8 years on Franklin Street

By Holly West | October 9

Jack Sprat Cafe, which had been a Franklin Street hangout for nearly eight years, unexpectedly closed its doors Monday.

Franklin Street's Jack Sprat Cafe closed Monday

By Holly West | October 9

Jack Sprat Cafe closed its doors Monday and in less than a month, the restaurant will become Top This! Roast Beef, Burgers and More. Jack Sprat co-owner ...

Human testing procedures questioned

By Hailey Vest | October 8

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is being sued for performing unethical human testing on UNC’s campus for several years.

Fraternity Court residents to get a new neighbor

By Grace Raynor | October 8

After five years without an official house, the members of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity have finally found a place on campus to call their own.

Ballet’s ?ery logo evocative of its energy

By Deborah Strange | October 8

“The Rite of Spring at 100” — CPA’s centennial celebration of Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky’s ballet — merits its own marketing strategy, ...

Active Minds uses bags to raise awareness about suicide

By Ellen Black | October 8

The rainy weather wasn’t the only thing creating a somber scene for students walking past the Student Union on Monday. Around 1,100 backpacks lined ...

Carrboro Citizen ends publication after 5 years

By Cheney Gardner | October 7

After five and a half years, The Carrboro Citizen published its last issue on Thursday. Publisher Robert Dickson wrote in a Thursday column, “The Citizen ...

Durham-based fiddler performs on Franklin Street

By Gayatri Surendranathan | October 7

David Bass has been jazzing up city streets with the help of his trusty fiddle for 28 years.

Chancellor search members have different hopes

By Megan Cassella | October 7

The vision for UNC’s next chancellor will be conceived today. Since Chancellor Holden Thorp announced Sept. 17 that he will resign in June who will ...

Chilly weather and rain doesn't stop Chapel Hill's annual Festifall

By Graves Ganzert | October 7

Unseasonably chilly temperatures and rain couldn’t stop local residents from coming out to Chapel Hill’s 40th annual Festifall on Sunday.

UNC rushes past Virginia Tech 48-34

By Brandon Moree | October 6

The focus was on finishing. “Finishing the play, finishing the drive and finishing in the end zone,” said Larry Fedora, coach of the North Carolina ...

Committee works to improve efficiency of classroom use on campus

By Jessica New | October 4

The UNC Classroom Policy Steering Committee is seeking to address the problem of class utilization by working to improve the inefficient use of classroom ...

Why we're changing our commenting policy

By Andy Thomason | October 4

Imagine you’re in a class, the sole purpose of which is to have The Daily Tar Heel read to you by a professor. Just humor me.

Shorter hours at Chick-fil-A and Alpine Bagel Cafe

By Janell Smith | October 4

Fans of Chick-n-Minis now have less time each morning to grab a pack due to reduced hours at Chick-fil-A in Lenoir Mainstreet.

Chapel Hill towing ban on hold until 2013

By Holly West | October 4

Chapel Hill won’t be enforcing a towing ordinance anytime soon. The town is in the process of appealing an August court decision that ruled the town’s ...

Dalton, McCrory differ on education in NC

By Sarah Brown | October 4

DURHAM — Wednesday’s gubernatorial debate between Republican Pat McCrory and Democrat Walter Dalton saw heated exchanges on education spending, job ...