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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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Town Council passes permit, zoning for Charterwood

By Elizabeth Straub | September 24

Chapel Hill Town Hall was packed Monday to witness a proposal five years in the making.

By-design student housing could be a solution

By Jenny Surane | September 24

When senior Jordan Humphrey moved into his home on Longview Street earlier this year, he was eager to meet his neighbors.

Student sentenced on sex charges

By Grace Raynor | September 24

A former UNC student was sentenced to 15 years and eight months in prison on Sept. 12 for sexual exploitation of children.

K-pop sensation “Gangnam Style” creates noise in Pit

By Sarah Ang | September 24

Hundreds of students gathered to watch others ride invisible horses as part of a Gangnam Style flash mob Monday afternoon in the Pit.

Housekeeping alleviates language barriers

By Caroline Leland | September 24

In the ongoing reform of its housekeeping department, the University is stressing one crucial aspect: language. Though nearly half of UNC housekeepers ...

UNC students hold pro-Thorp rally

By Megan Cassella | September 23

It was a rallying cry of many things. Of support — for Chancellor Holden Thorp. Of distress — that he plans to step down. And of hope — that he ...

UNC student veterans to file lawsuit

By Andrew Edwards | September 23

The Student Veterans Advocacy Group will accuse the UNC system of refusing to grant some veterans in-state residency for tuition purposes. The lawsuit ...

County considers updating smoking ban

By Rachel Butt | September 23

Smokers in Orange County might not be lighting up in public anymore if the Orange County Board of Health passes a proposed rule to ban smoking in public ...

Student fees for transit may rise

By Andrew Bauer | September 23

Students might have to pay $23.50 more per year to take their favorite bus route to class. The student fee advisory subcommittee approved an increase ...

'Red' struggles as PlayMakers premiere show

By Katelyn Trela | September 23

On a cluttered wooden set devoid of natural light, two lines summed up 90 minutes of performance. “Do you ever get tired of telling people what art ...

Tar Heels sink East Carolina

By Jonathan LaMantia | September 22

In North Carolina’s 27-6 victory against East Carolina, the game looked like it was in slow motion for UNC quarterback Bryn Renner.

Phone records of former football coach Butch Davis released

By Andy Thomason | September 21

The work-related cellphone records of former head football coach Butch Davis were released today in conjunction with the long-running lawsuit filed by ...

Students and faculty to rally for Chancellor Thorp on Polk Place

By Megan Cassella | September 20

UNC students and faculty might not always see eye to eye on pressing University issues. Just last year, tuition hikes that drew strong opposition from ...

John Stossel and Howard Dean debate the facts

By Jacob Rosenberg | September 20

In an election year dominated by presidential politics, the mood was set for a different kind of debate Thursday on UNC’s campus.

Notre Dame addition shakes up ACC

By Brandon Moree | September 20

With next year’s addition of Pittsburgh to the Atlantic Coast Conference, the league will welcome its first institution based in a landlocked state. ...

Hedgepeth family searches for answers about Faith Hedgepeth's death

By Chelsey Dulaney | September 20

A week ago, Chad Hedgepeth came to Chapel Hill searching for answers about the Sept. 7 death of his little sister, UNC student Faith Danielle Hedgepeth. ...

Vice Chancellor and Provost Bruce Carney puts resignation on hold

By Katharine McAnarney | September 20

Lost in the upheaval surrounding Chancellor Holden Thorp’s decision, made public Monday, to step down in June is the fact that Carney, the executive ...

Looking past landfills

By Chelsey Dulaney | September 20

Standing among a pile of Styrofoam Cook-Out cups, empty laundry detergent bottles and cereal boxes, members of the Chapel Hill Town Council looked toward ...

Trustees ask Thorp to stay

By Nicole Comparato | September 19

The chorus of voices calling on Holden Thorp to stay on as chancellor grew significantly louder Wednesday, with the University’s Board of Trustees offering ...

Arts programs increase budgets for 2012-13 year

By Deborah Strange | September 19

In an era of continuous budget cuts, campus arts organizations have made strides to become more self-sufficient, taking on larger budgets and projects. ...