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Board of Governors approves worker protection rules

By Madeline Will | April 13

The UNC-system Board of Governors approved Friday morning a set of guiding principles to protect workers in the system, even as protesters interrupted ...

UNC to show new offense in Spring Game

By Chris Moore | April 12

During Wednesday’s practice, the North Carolina football team ran 170 plays. Last year, the Tar Heels ran around 60 or 65 plays a day. The difference ...

Grease is the word: Pauper Players presents a more personal production of ‘Grease’

By Sarah Haderbache | April 12

The T-birds and the Pink Ladies are coming back to school. Starting tonight, senior Michael McWaters and UNC’s Pauper Players will bring their own flair ...

UNC sophomore Sabrina Negron advocates for other survivors of sexual assault

By Chelsea Bailey | April 12

Negron said she is open about her experiences because she wants to reach people who don’t think sexual assault is an issue at UNC. She wants you to ...

Fox News CEO Roger Ailes delivers 2012 Park Lecture

By Liz Crampton | April 12

The CEO of Fox News has a piece of advice for journalists who want to change the world: Don’t go into journalism.

UNC-system Board of Governors considers performance-based funding model

By Daniel Wiser | April 12

Joining a national discussion about ways to improve the performance of universities, the UNC-system Board of Governors has begun to take initial steps ...

Video: 8-year-old steals show with UNC basketball team

By Zach Evans | April 12

Members of the North Carolina men’s basketball team played basketball with students and fans at Cobb Court Wednesday afternoon.

Terri Houston resigns as diversity head at UNC

By Andy Thomason | April 11

Terri Houston, who has in her 13 years at UNC established a reputation as a mentor for minority students, will resign her position as senior director ...

Bottom of Lenoir to get Freshens frozen yogurt franchise this summer

By Josie Hollingsworth | April 11

Starting this summer, students won’t have to walk to Franklin Street to get their frozen yogurt fix. Carolina Dining Services has begun replacing ...

LAB! Theatre’s production of Julius Caesar still relevant today

By Faith McElroy | April 11

This weekend, LAB! Theatre will bring the ancient Roman dictator to his knees once again with the company’s production of Shakespeare’s tragedy “Julius ...

Bill overhauling UNC Health Care narrowly approved

By Brendan Cooley | April 11

UNC Health Care is gearing up to fight a legislative proposal that would dramatically overhaul its governance structure and hamper its ability to expand. ...

Santorum suspends campaign for president

By Leslie Carlucci | April 10

Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum’s exit from the race could stop Amendment One from garnering enough voter support in the state’s primary. ...

Taking care of health: Bill Roper looks to prevent sweeping changes to UNC Health Care

By Brendan Cooley | April 10

Dr. Bill Roper’s office in Bondurant Hall overlooks bustling South Columbia Street.

About 340 UNC seniors defend honors theses

By Dana Blohm | April 10

Abby Lewis spent her summer doing research for her honors thesis. But instead of heading to Wilson Library, she went to Paris.

UNC's non-discrimination policy still under review

By Katharine McAnarney | April 10

The group charged with reviewing UNC’s non-discrimination policy for student groups has pinpointed a popular national model — one that requires groups ...

Assaulted Latinos experience barriers

By Florence Bryan | April 10

Victims of sexual assault can often feel alone and isolated, unsure of where to turn. And for Latino immigrants facing language barriers and cultural ...

Libertarian ideals growing in young voters

By Erika Keil | April 9

Ron Paul might not be the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, but there are signs that some of his libertarian ideals are gaining ...

Guest speakers Fallow, Schell discuss China’s economic boom

By Hailey Vest | April 9

China has a lot of problems. But for guest speakers James Fallows and Orville Schell, it might have a better chance at solving those problems than the ...

Poverty Action Week encourages building community ties to fight homelessness

By Leda Strong | April 9

Poverty Action Week emphasizes building relationships within the community — especially between students and some of the most marginalized community ...

Honor system task force considers making plagiarism module mandatory

By Caroline Leland | April 9

Officials have proposed requiring all incoming freshmen and transfer students to complete a teaching module about plagiarism in an effort to introduce ...