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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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Homeless populations especially vulnerable to crime

By Jenny Surane | March 26

Amanda Abbott told police last week that she returned to her tent one evening to find its side slashed and her possessions stolen.

Hit-and-run on Cameron Avenue sends student to UNC Hospitals

By Becky Bush | March 26

One of the most heavily frequented campus crosswalks was the scene of a hit-and-run Monday that sent one senior to the hospital, leaving witnesses shaken ...

Leimenstoll nominates student government’s top officers

By Liz Crampton | March 26

When Student Body President–elect Will Leimenstoll was choosing his executive branch officers, he said he kept the legacy of Eve Carson in mind. Leimenstoll ...

Kansas ends UNC's NCAA tournament run

March 25

The road ends in the Elite Eight. Led by Tyshawn Taylor’s 22 points, No. 2-seeded Kansas defeated No.

2-on-2 halftime thoughts: UNC vs. Kansas

By Kelly Parsons and Mark Thompson | March 25

After just barely beating No. 13-seeded Ohio on Friday and playing again without point guard Kendall Marshall, No.

UNC forward Harrison Barnes shows his disappointment in the locker room after the game.

A fractured dream: UNC loses to Kansas 80-67

By Kelly Parsons | March 25

ST. LOUIS – Harrison Barnes just wasn’t prepared to face the world quite yet. So he didn’t. The sophomore forward sat motionless in the Tar Heels’ ...

UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy receives $2.5 million donation from alumnus

By Megan Cassella | March 25

After graduating from UNC’s pharmacy school in 1973, alumnus Fred Eshelman pledged to give back to his alma mater.

UNC professor Paul Frampton still in Argentine prison

By Claire McNeill | March 25

Two months after his arrest, UNC professor Paul Frampton is still being held in a high-security Argentine prison, contesting charges of attempting to ...

Chapel Hill Town Council hosts public hearings on fracking

By Chessa DeCain | March 25

Mayor Pro Tem Ed Harrison will present an anti-fracking petition at the Chapel Hill Town Council meeting Monday night.

UNC forward Harrison Barnes answers a question during a press conference Saturday. UNC will take on Kansas in the Elite 8 round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis.

Tar Heels want to move on from 'ugly' game

By Kelly Parsons | March 24

North Carolina coach Roy Williams isn’t in the business of sugar coating. When asked about his team’s performance in its 73-65 Sweet 16 overtime ...

UNC notebook: Marshall practices for first time since injury

By Mark Thompson | March 24

Kendall Marshall sat in UNC’s locker room at St. Louis’ Edward Jones Dome with ice on his wrist and bright orange and red shoes. His smile, for ...

A look ahead: UNC vs. Kansas

By Mark Thompson | March 24

Not much will come easy for UNC against Kansas when the two teams meet Sunday at 5:05 p.m. Here are a few storylines to keep an eye on before that game, ...

Barnes quiet in Tar Heels' Sweet 16 win

By Kelly Parsons | March 24

Harrison Barnes hadn’t been making shots for North Carolina all night long. And without much offensive output from its leading scorer, UNC found ...

Tar Heels eke out 73-65 overtime win

By Mark Thompson | March 23

Reggie Bullock heard it all week, and then on the court: North Carolina can’t win without Kendall Marshall. It goaded him.

Herman Cain shares desire to preserve American dream during visit to UNC

By Katharine McAnarney | March 22

Herman Cain, a former Republican presidential candidate, talked Thursday about his hard upbringing, his goals and his desire to preserve the American ...

Greek organizations face possible consequences due to GPA requirements

By Kelly Williamson | March 22

Four Greek houses could soon face losing University recognition, and even more could lose the ability to recruit first semester freshmen starting this ...

Thorp, Board of Trustees begin crafting pitch for fundraising campaign

By Andy Thomason | March 22

Chancellor Thorp and the Board of Trustees are looking to utilize the next 18 months to plan what they hope will be the University’s largest fundraising ...

Student comedians win chance to open for Lewis Black

By Britton Alexander | March 22

Ben Long and Brittany Spruill won the chance to open for internationally acclaimed comedian Lewis Black, while competing in the Carolina Union Activities ...

Local retailers caught selling alcohol to minors

By Rachel Butt | March 21

During a sting operation conducted last week, officers from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Hillsborough caught six retailers who willingly sold alcohol to ...

Thorp will meet with UNC's Board of Trustees Thursday

By Nicole Comparato | March 21

After two years spent grappling with a damaging NCAA investigation and unprecedented budget cuts, Chancellor Holden Thorp will look into the future.