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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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Advising takes on thousands of students

By Dana Blohm and Hayley Paytes | March 13

The line of students trying to reach academic advisers on Tuesday extended out the door and onto the quad. In a single day, 1,275 students flooded through ...

SBP-elect Leimenstoll reopens application for 3 administrative posts

By Liz Crampton | March 12

Student government’s executive has reopened applications for three senior positions in Student Body President-elect Will Leimenstoll’s administration ...

NCAA hands down sanctions to UNC football program

By Kelly Parsons | March 12

More than 19 weeks after UNC’s hearing with the NCAA Committee on Infractions, the NCAA handed down additional sanctions to the UNC football program ...

Student-led walk-out of Horowitz lecture protests ‘destructive’ remarks

By Caroline Leland | March 12

About 20 minutes after David Horowitz began speaking Monday, nearly all the students in attendance walked out of Hamilton Hall in protest.

NCAA to announce Committee on Infraction report today

March 12

After more than a year and a half long investigation into the North Carolina football program, the NCAA will announce its Committee on Infractions report ...

Tar Heels take No. 1 seed of Midwest region for NCAA tournament

By Chris Moore | March 11

North Carolina didn’t have to wait long to hear its name called on Selection Sunday as the Tar Heels took one of four No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament. ...

Gunfire exchanged early Saturday morning in East Rosemary Street lot

By Chessa DeCain | March 11

A gunfire exchange between two groups in an East Rosemary Street parking lot early Saturday morning left cars damaged and police searching for answers. ...

Town hires consulting firm to review police policies in wake of Yates incident

By Sarah Mansur | March 11

UNC graduate Bob Schurmeier has nearly 30 years of experience in Charlotte law enforcement — and now his expertise is bringing him back to Chapel Hill. ...

Impact of UNC system on state's economy disputed

By Brendan Cooley | March 11

The UNC system benefits the state’s economy by as much as $10.4 billion, according to a study completed by N.C. State University economics professor ...

Animal center waste worries residents

By Becky Bush | March 11

An Orange County nonprofit has formally appealed the University’s plan to modify its animal research facility, citing concerns about the facility’s ...

No. 17 Florida State beats UNC to win its first ACC title

By Kelly Parsons | March 11

ATLANTA — No. 17 Florida State used sharp 3-point shooting to beat No. 4 North Carolina 85-82 in Sunday’s ACC tournament championship game at ...

Foul trouble becomes game-changer for UNC, Wolfpack

By Kelly Parsons | March 10

ATLANTA — When North Carolina’s usual starting forward John Henson walked out onto the court at the Philips Arena in a suit for UNC’s ACC ...

Lorenzo Brown and Harrison Barnes dive for a loose ball during the first half of play. The Tar Heel forward scored 16 points during the game.

No. 4 UNC battles past N.C. State in ACC tournament semifinals

By Megan Walsh | March 10

ATLANTA — As the buzzer sounded in Philips Arena on Saturday and North Carolina pulled in a 69-67 win against N.C. State, senior Justin Watts ran for ...

Junior John Henson grabs his wrist after getting injured early in the game. Henson spent most of the night on the bench tending to his wrist, seeing only 7 minutes of play time and scoring only 3 points for the night.

Henson injures wrist in ACC tournament quarterfinal

By Megan Walsh | March 9

ATLANTA — Forward John Henson started Friday’s ACC tournament quarterfinal game against Maryland the same way he’s spent most of his North Carolina ...

Bench play leads No. 4 UNC to ACC quarterfinal victory

By Kelly Parsons | March 9

ATLANTA — There’s a noise that rings in the ears of North Carolina forward James Michael McAdoo. And luckily for the No. 4 Tar Heels, the noise ...

Kendall Marshall leads UNC against Duke

By Kevin Minogue | March 4

DURHAM — It was a familiar scene for North Carolina on Saturday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium. After dominating its contest with Duke for the duration ...

Tar Heels beat Duke 88-70 to become ACC regular-season champions

By Kelly Parsons | March 3

DURHAM — When the replay of Duke guard Austin Rivers’ famous buzzer-beating 3-pointer hit the big screens in Cameron Indoor Stadium prior to the ...

ArtsCenter hosts two-part production

By Walker Minot | March 1

A work by a Tony Award-winning playwright and a piece by UNC alumni make up the most recent production by StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance. ...

UNC graduation rates lag significantly for black males

By Grace Raynor | March 1

UNC’s four-year graduation rate is just 49.2 percent for black males, compared to a 70.8 percent graduation rate for white males, according to a 2010 ...

He’s Not Here sold to new owners who want to keep atmosphere ‘consistent’

By Megan Schmelzle | March 1

Bennett Roberts and Matt Mehok finalized their purchase of He’s Not Here Thursday. Mehok worked there in 1991 and Roberts began dating his wife ...