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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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Democrats use DNC to woo Latino vote

By Jeanna Smialek | September 5

Prominent Latinos such as actress Rosario Dawson and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa are sharing a common message at the Democratic National Convention ...

Students return to school in crowded classrooms

By Graves Ganzert | September 4

Going back to school is stressful for students, but it has proven to be even worse in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. When school began on Aug. 27, ...

Not so independent after all

By Erika Keil | September 3

As Democrats attempt to woo independent voters at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte this week, political analysts say the number of state ...

NCAA: UNC scandal doesn’t prompt probe

By Andy Thomason | September 3

Barring any revelations of further academic impropriety involving the University’s student athletes, it appears the NCAA will not undertake a second ...

Democrats ?ght for youth vote

By Madeline Will | September 3

In 2008, Barack Obama had a charisma that inspired millions of young people to not only vote for him, but also campaign for him.

Town bodies to see membership shift

By Katie Reilly | September 3

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen and the Chapel Hill Town Council will reconvene in the coming weeks, but residents will see changes in leadership before ...

Exchange students face headaches

By Megan Cassella | September 3

British exchange student Kate Nave said she loved everything about studying at UNC — until she got home and received her grades.

Protests of all shapes, sizes flood Charlotte as convention nears

By Madeline Will | September 2

CHARLOTTE — Two days before the Democratic National Convention begins in Charlotte, people from across the country arrived to voice their discontent ...

Tar Heels roll to first win under Larry Fedora

By Brandon Moree | September 1

As promised, head North Carolina football coach Larry Fedora’s offense was very fast. It was too fast for Football Championship Subdivision foe Elon ...

AFAM department will be renamed next year

By Madeline Will | August 31

In the wake of a scandal that continues to shake the University, the Department of African and Afro-American Studies is looking to achieve a fresh start. ...

A day with the marching Tar Heels

By Caitlin McCabe | August 30

Under the muggy haze of a Thursday afternoon, the Marching Tar Heels filed into Navy Field one by one.

Tuition for illegal immigrants targeted

By Sarah Brown | August 30

In North Carolina, an estimated 1,500 illegal immigrants graduate each year from public high schools.

Republicans harness youth at convention

By Andrew Edwards | August 29

Amid the speeches and festivities, the Republican Party is aiming to use its national convention to frame its candidates and important issues more clearly ...

Bingham Facility wastewater plan sparks concern among Collins Creek community

By Gayatri Surendranathan | August 29

Farms and homes adjacent to a UNC research facility with a poor track record of environmental safety, have people worried that they will once again fall ...

Quilts displayed at Hanes Art Center

By Kirsten Ballard | August 29

Hanes Art Center is wrapped up in quilts. But not the traditional paisley kind. The quilts in the center’s new exhibit use everything from African fabrics ...

Santigold to headline secret concert

By Caroline Pate | August 29

Tonight about 500 people will wait in a Chapel Hill parking lot for shuttles to take them to an undisclosed location. It’s not a secret mission — ...

New policy for sexual assault

By Sarah Niss | August 29

More than four months after it decided to strike the category of sexual assault from the student-run honor system, the University is still adapting to ...

UNC students join delegates in Charlotte

By Claire Williams | August 29

UNC students will join more than 100 delegates in making the trek to Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention next week. Freshman Vibhav Kollu ...

‘City of Frogs’ captivates with large-scale puppetry

By Mary Stevens | August 27

Paperhand Puppet Intervention’s “City of Frogs” fuses large-scale puppetry, interactive theater and live music, successfully captivating an audience ...

Navigating the social network

By Madeline Will | August 27

North Carolina won’t be adding Facebook as a friend any time soon. In July, the state filed a motion to be the lead plaintiff in a pending lawsuit ...