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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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New community center approved for Rogers Road

By Marissa Bane | October 3

At a meeting Wednesday night, local officials unanimously approved a plan to build a new community center for the Rogers Road neighborhood. David Caldwell, ...

UNC system’s strategic plan receives criticism

By Lucinda Shen | October 3

The committee tasked with developing the UNC-system’s path for the next five years has been criticized by students and faculty for its lack of representation. ...

Obama, Romney campaigns invest millions in Triangle TV ads

By Erika Keil | October 3

Since August, the Triangle has been flooded with almost $7 million in television ads from both Democratic and Republican campaigns and super PACs, according ...

New GPS devices aid ?eld hockey team

By Brooke Pryor | October 3

Preseason training for the North Carolina field hockey team was slightly different this fall than in previous years.

Gigi’s Cupcakes will add one more ingredient to Chapel Hill's cupcake craze

By Cheney Gardener | October 3

It looks like Chapel Hill is still crazy for cupcakes. In January, Gigi’s Cupcakes plans to open a store in the upcoming 140 West Franklin mixed-use ...

North Carolina men's soccer still undefeated at home

By Haley Rhyne | October 3

The North Carolina men’s soccer team set the tone for its game against Georgia Southern in the first two minutes when goalkeeper Scott Goodwin soared ...

Debate on voter ID law to be held today

By Claire Williams | October 2

The results of November’s gubernatorial election could prompt North Carolina to join 11 other states in requiring voters to show photo identification ...

Chapel Hill neighbors criticize Bingham Facility

By Kathryn Trogdon | October 2

A local environmental group is taking steps to ensure UNC followed procedure when it bought properties surrounding an animal research facility.

Plan to demolish University Square causes tenants' worry

By Daniel Schere | October 2

For 42 years, customers have frequented Larry Trollinger’s University Square business, Ken’s Quickie Mart. But that will all change as early as fall ...

UNC alumnus Michael Allen returns to area as Broadway star in 'War Horse'

By Madeline Hurley | October 2

Michael Stewart Allen, a 1995 UNC alumnus, is a cast member of the Broadway hit and Tony Award-winning play “War Horse,” which opened at Durham Performing ...

Young Democrats and College Republicans talk economy, health care at annual debate

By Randy Short | October 1

The annual debate between UNC’s Young Democrats and College Republicans reflected recurring themes of the national presidential race — including the ...

Odum Village housing planned to close by 2015

By Zach Freshwater | October 1

UNC students looking to live in Odum Village apartments might not have the chance to do so after 2015. The University is planning on closing the buildings ...

Youth vote needs rekindling

By Claire Bennett | October 1

At President Barack Obama’s political rallies, supporters have been known to shout, “Fired up! Ready to go!”

Fraternity hazing sanctions decided

By Grace Raynor | October 1

Sanctions have been handed down to three of nine UNC fraternities reported for possible hazing violations.

Tuition increases possible next year

By Andy Thomason | September 30

The last meeting of the University’s tuition and fee advisory task force ended with student protesters chanting “shame” at Provost Bruce Carney ...

State-of-the-art nuclear facility approved for NC

September 30

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently approved a license to build a state-of-the-art uranium enrichment facility in North Carolina — but scientific ...

Tar Heels jail Vandals, break scoring record against Idaho

By Michael Lananna | September 30

On Saturday, Fedora coached his team to a 66-0 victory against Idaho, breaking an 84-year-old school record for points and recording the most one-sided ...

Burglaries rise on campus and in residence halls

By Nana K. Sidibe | September 30

On-campus and residence hall burglaries have been on the rise for five years and show no signs of slowing down. In 2007, only two on-campus burglaries ...

South Orange Rescue Squad holds open house for children, families

By Cheney Gardner | September 30

It’s an unseasonably warm Sunday afternoon in Carrboro, and dozens of children are sitting in ambulances at the South Orange Rescue Squad station.

Research funding at UNC, NC State relatively spared in budget cuts

By Hayley Fowler | September 30

UNC-CH and N.C. State University are two of only a handful of universities nationwide where research has remained relatively unscathed by state budget ...