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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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Forward John Henson to play against Creighton

By Mark Thompson | March 18

North Carolina forward John Henson will play in UNC’s third-round matchup against Creighton, but he may not start.

UNC forward James Michael McAdoo drives to the hoop. McAdoo had 17 points in the Tar Heels 77-58 win over Vermont in the second round of the NCAA tournament at the Greensboro Coliseum on Friday, March 16, 2012.

A look ahead: UNC vs. Creighton

By Mark Thompson | March 16

North Carolina struggled at times in its 19-point win against Vermont, but a win puts the Tar Heels through to the third round. UNC will once again take ...

Second-half surge leads UNC to NCAA tournament win

By Kelly Parsons | March 16

GREENSBORO — With just less than 12 minutes to go in North Carolina’s second-round NCAA tournament matchup with Vermont, a turnover by forward ...

UNC forward Tyler Zeller shoots the ball during the first half in the game against Vermont. Zeller had 17 points in the Tar Heels 77-58 win over Vermont in the second round of the NCAA tournament at the Greensboro Coliseum on Friday, March 16, 2012.

Zeller's double-double leads UNC to second-round win

By Mark Thompson | March 16

GREENSBORO – Tyler Zeller looked around the Greensboro Coliseum with steely eyes while the Coliseum looked back at him. The North Carolina big man ...

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

By Mark Thompson | March 16

No 16-seed has ever topped a 1-seed in the NCAA tournament, and with John Henson on the bench in a suit and tie, North Carolina probably doesn’t expect ...

Authorities release autopsy of soldier found dead in Bolin Creek in November

By Florence Bryan | March 15

The death of a soldier found in Bolin Creek in November was the result of drowning, according to autopsy results released Wednesday.

UNC's bowl ban could put funding from Nike and Learfield Sports in jeopardy

By Melvin Backman | March 15

The bowl ban handed down by the NCAA on Monday may hurt UNC’s athletic department for more than one season and cost it far more than a $50,000 fine. ...

Students’ coal website earns national honor at SXSW festival

By Katherine Proctor | March 15

Coal is black. But the UNC journalism students who produced “Coal: A Love Story” know that debates surrounding the energy source are full of gray ...

Password needed for off-campus access to UNC network

By Elizabeth Ayers | March 15

With attacks against the campus network increasing each year, UNC officials have taken another step toward stronger information security.

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Tar Heels have a chance to be 'legendary'

By Kelly Parsons | March 14

Just like every other member of the No. 1-seeded North Carolina men’s basketball team, point guard Kendall Marshall hopes to be standing in a confetti ...

New company aims to help UNC students ?nd jobs

By Daniel Schere | March 14

Job opportunities for students in Chapel Hill can be limited, but a recent start-up company is working to change that.

Alternative commencement organized by students opposed to Michael Bloomberg

By Grace Raynor | March 14

On May 13, seniors will have to make one final choice — which Commencement ceremony to attend. A group of students unsatisfied with New York City Mayor ...

UNC football team committed to growth under Larry Fedora in spite of recent sanctions

By Michael Lananna | March 14

Kevin Reddick isn’t concerned with what North Carolina can’t do this season. He’s only focused on what the Tar Heels can control.

Chapel Hill to consider salary raises for town employees

By Jenny Surane | March 14

After a three year salary freeze, Chapel Hill town officials might need to raise pay to stay competitive and retain employees.

Joe Nocera, New York Times columnist, visits UNC to talk college athletics, NCAA

By Sarah Niss | March 14

Joe Nocera is certainly not a fan of the NCAA. And he hopes UNC will lead the ACC in discussing change in national athletics — a role administrators ...

UNC's honor system has yet to see reforms from a task force

By Caitlin McCabe | March 14

As the University debates changes to its student-run honor system, outgoing Student Attorney General Jon McCay said he is worried.

Henson’s status still questionable

By Kelly Parsons | March 13

His North Carolina squad is holding a coveted No. 1 NCAA tournament seed, but coach Roy Williams isn’t completely comfortable. At least not with his ...

Sylvia Hatchell ends UNC's season by rejecting a bid to the WNIT

By Brooke Pryor | March 13

In four days, NCAA tournament games will tip off in Carmichael Arena, but North Carolina’s women’s basketball team won’t be one of the teams lacing ...

Faculty react to NCAA sanctions, look to the future

By Edward Pickup | March 13

When the end result of a two-year-long NCAA investigation came Monday, some faculty members were relieved. But that feeling was diminished by the severity ...

The New York Times' Joe Nocera will speak at UNC about the NCAA

By Sarah Niss | March 13

Joe Nocera is a columnist for The New York Times and financial expert who has focused his writing on reforming the NCAA. He will speak about big-time ...