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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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Greensboro Street construction may cause traffic delays

By Gayatri Surendranathan | April 9

Students rushing from Carrboro to campus this month for study groups and finals might have to slow down as a resurfacing project on Greensboro Street ...

Craigslist thread reveals subculture of sexual activity in UNC's Davis Library

By Josie Hollingsworth | April 8

For some students, study breaks in the library come in all shapes — and sizes.

Carolina Covenant’s new summer aid policy affects students on academic probation

By Caroline Leland | April 8

The University’s preeminent need-based financial aid program has taken a hit, and it’s students on academic probation who will feel it most.

?Occupy? Chapel Hill-Carrboro group shrinks

By Daniel Schere | April 8

Occupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro meeting attendees once packed a plaza, but these days they barely surround a coffee table. Since the group announced it was ...

Chapel Hill-based take-out company Scoot Food to expand offerings

By Chessa DeCain | April 8

A fleet of scooters bearing bright pink flags will soon take to the streets of Chapel Hill and Carrboro to deliver food from local restaurants to residents. ...

James Michael McAdoo to return to UNC

By staff and wire report | April 5

Freshman forward James Michael McAdoo will return to North Carolina for his sophomore season, the University announced today.

UNC announces Darius Dixon as new head of Housekeeping Services

By Claire McNeill | April 4

The University announced Wednesday it has hired a new director of Housekeeping Services, filling a profound leadership gap in a department undergoing ...

Several UNC groups oppose Amendment One

By Maggie Conner | April 4

Amendment One, which would change the North Carolina constitution to recognize only marriage between a man and a woman as a legal union, has mobilized ...

Graphic: UNC accepted about 6 percent fewer students for the class of 2016 (Meg Wrather)

UNC accepts 25.7 percent of applicants this year

By Grace Raynor | April 4

Michael Ward never wanted to go to a college that accepted a lot of people.

The use of certain drugs at UNC-CH is on the rise, a survey shows

By Memet Walker | April 4

T.’s home mirrors the lifestyle he leads. Along with the marijuana on the living room table — and the bongs, pipes and grinders that go with it ...

UNC researchers explore an app to inform partners, friends of STD risk anonymously

By Sarah Niss | April 4

Imagine a Facebook app that could tell you one of your friends has a sexually transmitted disease and that you are at risk.

Special committee on immigration will wait for Supreme Court health care ruling

By Jessica Seaman | April 3

A special legislative committee responsible for examining North Carolina’s immigration policies has decided not to recommend any new legislation until ...

Chapel Hill sexual assault records show clusters near Franklin Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

By Chelsey Dulaney | April 3

They come in all different ways — some alone, some with friends or family by their side, late into the night and early in the morning. Some wear bruises ...

New UNC Student Body President Will Leimenstoll takes office

By Liz Crampton | April 3

Following a student body president election hurt by modest voter turnout, Will Leimenstoll took office Tuesday with a fix in mind.

Cellphone ban still topic of controversy in Chapel Hill

By Jenny Surane | April 2

In the week since the Chapel Hill Town Council made the landmark decision to ban all cell phone use among drivers on municipal roads, Town Hall inboxes ...

An influx of tourists means bigger business for Chapel Hill and the University

April 2

This week’s flood of campus tours have an effect on more than just students’ paths to class.

Student Body President Mary Cooper fulfilled all ‘big three’ campaign points before leaving office

By Katie Quine | April 2

Mary Cooper was caught in the middle. In a year of unprecedented tuition hikes that often pitted student against administrator, the student body president ...

UNC administrators work to revamp sexual assault policies

By Chelsea Bailey | April 2

When dealing with reports of sexual assault from students, the University faces a complex problem. “We want to have a system that is ultimately sufficiently ...

CUAB and CAA ask for student input in planning 2012 Homecoming concert

By Katherine Proctor | April 2

Plans for UNC’s 2012 Homecoming concert have already begun. And Tom Low, incoming president of the Carolina Union Activities Board, wants to make them ...

UNC's Campus Y wants to increase communication in 2012-2013

By Hailey Vest | April 2

Nearly a month after its new leadership took office, the Campus Y is beginning to establish a vision for a more inclusive social justice movement.