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UNC’s change in online course evaluations leads to participation decline across departments

By Caroline Leland | April 18

When the University moved its course evaluations online in 2010, officials said it would save money and time. But efficiency, University officials said, ...

UNC has no plans for Amendment One in place

By Emily Overcarsh | April 18

Amendment One goes to a vote in less than 20 days, but UNC has yet to release any plans on whether it would alter policies to maintain benefits for faculty, ...

International students face multiple challenges when trying to work in the United States

By Katie Quine | April 18

When senior international student Patty Laya landed an internship in New York City last summer with news site Business Insider, she was excited.

NC rape cases rarely see courtroom

By Jeanna Smialek | April 18

Five years ago, Stevie was raped, but she never considered telling police. Alcohol was involved. The rapist was her boyfriend. And though she knew her ...

Carolina Dining Services will replace Jamba Juice once Freshens opens in the fall

By Edward Pickup | April 17

Fans of Lenoir Dining Hall’s Jamba Juice will be disappointed when they return to campus this fall. Carolina Dining Services is replacing the smoothie ...

UNC sororities to impose tighter recruiting restrictions in fall 2012

By Andy Thomason | April 17

Though they have not been the focus of the Greek system’s reform-minded critics in recent years, the University’s sororities are tightening the rules ...

Occupy movement promotes 'alternative Commencement' in the Pit

By Maggie Conner | April 17

The Occupy movement — which lingered on Franklin Street for nearly three months — spread to the Pit on Tuesday to show opposition for Commencement ...

Chapel Hill to make cuts using priority budget

By Kathryn Trogdon | April 17

After experiencing its first-ever deficit last year, Chapel Hill is trying a new method to allocate its $51 million 2012-2013 budget — and officials ...

2-term ASG President Atul Bhula says goodbye

By Madeline Will | April 17

After two years as the leader of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments and as the sole student member on the system’s Board of Governors, ...

Josh Bailey murder trial moves forward

By Grace Tatter and Chessa DeCain | April 17

Defense and prosecution attorneys in the case of murdered Chapel Hill resident Josh Bailey spent most of Monday piecing together the intricacies of Bailey’s ...

Mac computer virus has hit 200 students in the last week

By Caroline Leland | April 16

At UNC, 200 students have found the virus on their computers in the last week, said Stan Waddell, executive director for information security.

Hiring projections have grown by 10.2 percent for college graduates, study finds

By Kate Caison | April 16

There is good news for seniors still looking for a last-minute job offer — a recent study found that hiring has begun to increase for college graduates ...

Sitting Down with Ferrell Guillory

By Hailey Vest | April 16

Journalism professor Ferrel Guillory is an expert on Southern politics and will teach a course in the fall on elections reporting. He founded UNC’s ...

Tar Heels try to adjust to new offense in spring game

By Kelly Parsons | April 15

Led by a brand-new coaching staff and faced with the task of learning an entirely different style of offense, the North Carolina football team has been ...

UNC honor system no longer to be in charge of sexual misconduct cases

By Andy Thomason | April 15

For the past year, students and administrators have been lobbying to change the way cases of sexual assault are handled on campus, calling it unfair, ...

UNC Science Expo makes science fun for kids

By Megan Cassella | April 15

Eight-year-old Colby Preston didn’t know why he had to wear his seat belt. But at the UNC Science Expo on Saturday, he learned firsthand what would ...

Protesters, Board of Governors clash at meeting over Senate Bill 575

By Madeline Will | April 15

When Deane Irving was laid off from his job as a computer operator at N.C. State University last year, he felt the process, while not desirable, was at ...

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Column: GOP hopeful Newt Gingrich cuts interview short with UNC student

By Memet Walker | April 15

As a reporter, I’m rarely at a loss for words when it comes to interviewing almost anyone. By now, I’ve heard and seen a lot.

Renner impresses in spring game

By Chris Moore | April 15

Before North Carolina’s spring football game, coach Larry Fedora said every position was up for grabs, including quarterback.

Cases of sexual misconduct removed from jurisdiction of UNC honor system

By Andy Thomason | April 13

The UNC Faculty Council today approved a proposal that will remove cases of sexual misconduct, harassment and intimidation and discrimination from the ...