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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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Franklin Street Mellow Mushroom construction postponed

By Chessa DeCain | June 18

When Karen Halsey and Kent Hodges made plans to open a new Mellow Mushroom in Chapel Hill, they hoped to have it up and running in time for the new school ...

New review of UNC to begin

By Matthew Cox ?and Vinayak Balasubramanian | June 18

In an attempt to end concerns about findings of academic fraud in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill, the UNC-system ...

Taxi rates may soon be standardized

By Lindsey Luxon | June 18

A proposed ordinance by the Chapel Hill Police Department would improve safety regulations and standardize rates for all taxi companies operating in Chapel ...

ACLU ?les lawsuit to allow second parent adoption

By Samuel Mason | June 18

The Fisher-Bornes are a family in every sense of the word — except legally. They are entering a lawsuit that seeks to unify their family and others ...

Peter Hans elected as chair by UNC Board of Governors

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | June 15

Peter Hans will take over as chair for the UNC-system Board of Governors beginning July 1. Hans, who is currently the board’s vice chair, defeated Paul ...

Board announces AFAM review panel

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | June 14

The UNC system will review UNC-Chapel Hill’s investigation of academic fraud in the African and Afro-American Studies Department, System President Thomas ...

Roy Williams talks size, injuries and AFAM

By Brandon Moree | June 14

North Carolina men’s basketball coach Roy Williams held his annual summer press conference and answered questions on a wide variety of subjects ...

AFAM majors see progress

By Elizabeth Johnson | June 14

Students in the African and Afro-American studies department say the department’s reputation and future should not be based on former chair Julius Nyang’oro. ...

Thorp talks aid in capital

By Elizabeth Johnson | June 6

UNC joined a select group of the nation’s colleges and universities in a commitment to financial aid transparency this week. “We want to make sure ...

Colleges expand lobbying presence in Washington

By Amanda Albright | June 5

Duke University recently joined the lineup of higher education institutions boosting their presence in the nation’s capitol. The nation’s colleges ...

St. John’s claims Chapel Hill Regional by beating the Tar Heels twice

By Brooke Pryor | June 4

When North Carolina’s baseball team took the field for its opening game of the NCAA regionals, it was business as usual. The No. 1 seed in the Chapel ...

Tar Heels miss crucial chances in seventh inning

By Brandon Moree | June 4

At the hands of the St. John’s Red Storm baseball team, North Carolina’s season ended at Boshamer Stadium Sunday night 9-5. But the Tar Heels had ...

Joe Pug revives American folk

By Alex Dixon | June 1

26-year-old singer-songwriter Joe Pug has been compared to Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, and John Prine. After listening to his songs, these comparisons don’t ...

House votes to increase funding to UNC system

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | May 31

The House passed a bill that could increase funding to the UNC-system by $10.5 million. By a 73-46 margin, the Modify 2011 Appropriations Act passed ...

AFAM fraud leads to policy changes

By Matthew Cox | May 30

UNC officials are changing several academic policies in response to the discovery of fraud in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies.

Man charged with Scroggs Elementary shooting

By Chessa DeCain | May 29

All eyes in the courtroom Tuesday rested on the man charged with shooting a woman outside Mary Scroggs Elementary School, as he made his first public ...

Cherfaoui charged with first-degree murder, could face death penalty

By Chessa DeCain | May 25

Ali Cherfaoui, 49, of NC Highway 54 in Carrboro has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Chahnaz Kebaier, 40. If convicted, Cherfaoui ...

Governor’s School pushes for restoration of funding

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | May 22

Members of the N.C. Governor’s School Foundation are hopeful that legislators will consider their program when allocating state funds.

Local budget proposals include tax hike

By Kaitlyn Knepp | May 20

With the 2012-13 fiscal year approaching, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Orange County and Carrboro’s officials are making the final adjustments to their ...

Pitching depth vital as UNC looks to make postseason run

By Brandon Moree | May 20

Before the season started, coach Mike Fox said the strength of his North Carolina baseball team was going to be the depth of the pitching staff.