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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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'Snow White' ballet to visit UNC's Memorial Hall on U.S. tour

By Katelyn Trela | April 2

A warmly lit green room with walls covered in framed posters of iconic plays, ballets and music performances buzzes with French chatter.

ASG meeting inefficient due to poor turnout

By Madeline Will | April 1

Despite big plans from members of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments, the organization’s latest meeting didn’t accomplish much.

UNC seniors fall short on objective for 2012 fundraising campaign

By Megan Cassella | April 1

While trying to knock out graduation requirements, apply to graduate school or find a job, UNC seniors are also being asked to give back.

Carrboro Farmers’ Market supports local economic development

By Cheney Gardner | April 1

The Carrboro Farmers’ Market has been recognized as one of the best in the country, and both officials and farmers say it boosts the local economy significantly. ...

March Sadness: Harrison Barnes, John Henson and Kendall Marshall will leave UNC to enter the NBA draft

By Kelly Parsons | March 29

With one fell swoop, the future of North Carolina basketball became a little bit hazier.

Owners of Yogurt Pump and Sweet Frog say there's enough room on Franklin for both stores

By Chessa DeCain | March 29

Hot weather means frozen yogurt for many Chapel Hill residents and UNC students — but now it also means a choice. The Yogurt Pump, a local favorite ...

Barbara Gentleson, the digital archivist at the Ackland, observes Thorton Dial's art at the opening reception of "Thoughts on Paper," which includes some of Dial's early drawings from 1990 and 1991. Dial was also present at the open reception.

Mixed-media artist Thornton Dial's drawings on display at Ackland Art Museum

By Caroline Pate | March 29

Dial, previously known for his mixed-media sculptures, produced a collection of drawings between 1990 and 1991. These drawings make up one of the Ackland ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ dual language Chinese program may be cut

By Florence Bryan | March 29

Parent preferences and school district priorities are getting lost in translation when it comes to the Chinese dual language program in Chapel Hill-Carrboro ...

UNC workers petition NC Senate bill that would give authority to BOG

By Madeline Will | March 29

Housekeepers, maintenance workers and other system staff members are all currently protected under the State Personnel Act — but a new provision would ...

UNC playing the NBA waiting game

By Brandon Moree | March 28

Let the guessing games begin. After the North Carolina men’s basketball season ended Sunday at the hands of the Kansas Jayhawks, speculation is now ...

UNC-system schools emphasize efficiency in spending

By Daniel Wiser | March 28

Efficiency has become the new buzzword across the UNC system in recent years.

Hampton Inn to provide a boost to local hotel industry

By Megan Hahn | March 28

As UNC seniors prepare to don Carolina blue gowns, local hotels are also gearing up for graduation season and the influx of families, alumni and visitors ...

Semi-truck crashes into pole at Henderson and Franklin Street intersection, closing East Franklin to traffic

By Liz Crampton | March 28

Traffic on East Franklin and Henderson Streets came to a halt Wednesday afternoon after a semi-truck hit a power line. Capt. Jeff Clark of the Chapel ...

A silent march was held in honor of Trayvon Martin. Trayvon Martin was an unarmed 17-year old from Florida who was shot Feb. 26.

Trayvon Martin’s memory was honored at UNC with a Franklin Street march

By Caroline Hudson | March 28

Dressed in hoodies and carrying Skittles and tea in their hands, about 200 people silently marched on Franklin Street in hopes of bringing justice to ...

Gender-neutral housing debate restarts at UNC

By Emily Overcarsh | March 28

The fight for gender-neutral housing began anew Tuesday night as about 15 students rallied in the Pit to restart the campaign.

Students speak out about cellphone ban

By Katie Reilly | March 28

Chapel Hill will soon become the first town in the nation to make it illegal for drivers on municipal roads to use handheld and hands-free cellphones ...

56-year-old realizes law school dream while battling breast cancer

By Hayley Paytes | March 27

Martha Svoboda, 56, can very often be found with her nose in a book, whether she’s studying at the law library or while waiting for radiation treatments ...

Hit-and-run driver was tested for drug use

By Katharine McAnarney | March 27

Police suspect the woman they say hit a female student and fled the scene likely had drugs or alcohol in her system at the time of the accident.

UNC cuts printing services department, eliminates 12 jobs

By Robert Bryan | March 27

After multiple rounds of layoffs and years of losses, UNC Printing Services will shut down this summer, laying off its remaining 12 employees.

Chapel Hill Town Council votes to ban the use of cellphones while driving

By Chessa DeCain | March 27

After two years of discussion, Chapel Hill Town Council voted 5-4 Monday night to ban the use of cellphones while driving. The ban covers both handheld ...