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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 Pop-Tarts ?y off shelves

By Lynsay Williams | September 19

UNC Pop-Tarts have been hitting the toasters as fast as they’ve been hitting the shelves. The Pop-Tarts debuted in UNC Student Stores on the morning ...

Roy Williams had surgery Wednesday morning

September 19

Roy Williams, head men’s basketball coach for North Carolina, had surgery Wednesday morning to remove a tumor from his right kidney. Williams ...

Faculty to Thorp: Don't quit now

By Caitlin McCabe and Liz Crampton | September 19

The University’s faculty is tired of watching Chancellor Holden Thorp take punches.

Fiscal crisis threatens ?nancial aid

By Eric Garcia | September 18

UNC-system administrators say they will use their newfound flexibility with tuition revenues to better meet students’ financial aid needs. After the ...

Time-Out hopes to bring food truck to campus

By Paige Ladisic | September 18

UNC students have been snacking on chicken and cheddar biscuits for almost 35 years. Soon, those biscuits will come on wheels. Eddie Williams, owner ...

System leaders evaluating new funding freedom

By Meredith Burns | September 18

UNC-system administrators say they will use their newfound flexibility with tuition revenues to better meet students’ financial aid needs. After the ...

Rickshaws popular among newlyweds, eco-conscious

By Cammie Bellamy | September 18

When it comes to his rickshaws, Marc Dreyfors wants customers to think romance. “We have launched many a couple into wedded life,” said Dreyfors, ...

As faculty urge Thorp to stay, Board of Trustees calls emergency meeting

By From staff reports | September 18

The UNC Board of Trustees has called an emergency meeting Wednesday at 4 p.m. via teleconference to discuss “personnel matters,” according ...

Faculty to ask Thorp to reconsider stepping down

By Caitlin McCabe | September 18

University faculty members will meet this afternoon in an effort to persuade Chancellor Holden Thorp to reconsider his decision to step down.

Holden Thorp's time to go

By Nicole Comparato | September 18

Loading… After dedicating more than 20 years of his life to the University, Chancellor Holden Thorp has decided to step down from his position ...

Town leaders headline Young Democrats meeting

By Danielle Herman | September 17

UNC student Austin Gilmore’s tweet to Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt last week resulted in an enthusiastic reply — and a guest speaker for Gilmore’s ...

"Prudencia Hart" creates world of imagination, hilarity

By Carson Blackwelder | September 17

“The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart” is just as likely to capture your soul as it is your attention.

UNC community responds to Thorp's resignation

By Sarah Glen | September 17

Following a series of damaging scandals that consistently called the effectiveness of his leadership into question, Chancellor Holden Thorp announced ...

Chancellor Holden Thorp to step down in June

By Nicole Comparato | September 17

Chancellor Holden Thorp will step down at the end of the 2012-13 school year according to a UNC press release sent out Monday afternoon.

Reports of hazing among fraternity chapters fuels concerns

By Andy Thomason | September 16

The University’s fraternities system is investigating nine recent reports of hazing among multiple chapters, an unusually large number that has UNC ...

Town hopes incubator will foster new business

By Jenny Drabble | September 16

For years, many UNC students looking to start their own businesses have had to venture outside of Chapel Hill.

Presidential candidates step up efforts to bring out voters

By Jacob Rosenberg | September 16

In what’s shaping up to be another close election in North Carolina this fall, both presidential campaigns are stepping up their ground game efforts ...

Roy Smith fubmles and quickly recovers the ball during the second half.

Louisville slugs Tar Heels, 39-34

By Michael Lananna | September 15

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As Bryn Renner’s throw spiraled toward him in the end zone, Erik Highsmith thought, for a brief moment, that North Carolina would ...

Fraternity system investigating 9 reports of hazing

By Andy Thomason | September 14

The judicial arm of the University’s Interfraternity Council is investigating nine reports of hazing among multiple chapters.

UNC-system Board of Governors approves new financial aid policy

By Daniel Wiser | September 14

The UNC-system Board of Governors gave final approval to a new policy today that grants each university the flexibility to determine how much tuition ...