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University's Housekeeping Services faces imminent changes

By Claire McNeill | October 2

After a consultant’s report unveiled problems of discrimination and inadequate management in Housekeeping Services, University administrators are starting ...

End in sight for UNC diversity provost search

By Chelsea Bailey | September 29

With the selection of four candidates for the position of vice provost for diversity and multicultural affairs, the University has moved one step closer ...

Administrators to consider gender-neutral housing proposal

By Megan Cassella | September 28

After receiving a vote of symbolic support from Student Congress on Tuesday, a proposal to create a gender-neutral housing option is primed for consideration ...

College Republicans to seek new speaker after $20,000 request denied

By Lauren Piemont | September 28

After full funding to bring Republican pundit Ann Coulter to campus was denied for a second time by Student Congress Tuesday, leaders of the College Republicans ...

Four-time Grammy winner Griffey will perform at Memorial Hall

By Deborah Strange | September 28

The opening night for the opera “Of Mice and Men,” in Sydney, Australia, this July ended in a six-minute standing ovation. Four-time Grammy winner ...

Carson murder suspect trial date set for Nov. 28

By Jeanna Smialek | September 28

Laurence Alvin Lovette Jr. is set to go to trial Nov. 28 on first-degree murder charges for the 2008 shooting of former student body president Eve Carson, ...

ACC's new additions to have big impacts

By Kelly Parsons | September 28

Amid instability in collegiate athletics, ACC commissioner John Swofford took the first steps toward a more secure future by adding the University of ...

Gig.U project aims to bring high-speed Internet to college campuses nationwide

By Lucinda Shen | September 27

College campuses are picking up their pace — and gigabits.University administrators from across the nation —including UNC — met Monday in Chicago ...

UNC alumni start 'Hamilton 100' improv group in Los Angeles

By Katherine Proctor | September 26

Named for the classroom in which the Chapel Hill Players — fondly known as CHiPs, a UNC improv group — performs, Hamilton 100 is a Los Angeles-based ...

UNC School of Dentistry fees could rise $1,240

By Nicole Comparato | September 25

Dentistry students are likely to either find their curriculum altered for the worse or be charged $1,240 more in student fees, depending on the outcome ...

Number of TA positions slashed due to cuts

By Madeline Will | September 25

Ryan Burk was a teaching assistant for eight semesters before the University’s economics department announced his position would be cut. All sixth-year ...

Georgia Tech’s triple-option offense too much for Tar Heels to handle

By Jonathan Jones | September 25

North Carolina knew entering Saturday’s game against Georgia Tech that it couldn’t completely stop the Yellow Jackets. The home team had the nation’s ...

Michael Bloomberg to give commencement speech

By Andy Thomason | September 25

Michael Bloomberg can make it anywhere, including at UNC. The mayor of New York City will give the commencement speech for the class of 2012 in May, Chancellor ...

Bryn Renner sacked seven times in UNC’s loss to Ga. Tech

By Kelly Parsons | September 25

After getting sacked for the first time in UNC’s win against Virginia, Renner said he would focus on getting rid of the ball instead of looking for ...

Lazy Larry cakes questioned by FDA

By Blair Brown | September 22

A new dessert food sold in Chapel Hill has fueled controversy because of a possibly unsafe additive. Lazy Larry cakes, named for the melatonin added to ...

Durham native brings dance home to Triangle

By Michelle Lewis | September 22

In its first four years, Carolina Performing Arts paid for the production of 15 premiere performances. Tonight, the Philadelphia Dance Company, called ...

UNC releases 80 exhibits used in response to NCAA allegations

By Kelly Parsons | September 20

The University released 80 exhibits Tuesday that were used in UNC’s response to the NCAA’s notice of allegations.

UNC athletic director search draws encouraging responses

By Michael Lananna | September 20

Response to the University’s open athletic director position has been encouraging so far despite the NCAA investigation into the football program.

UNC Board of Trustees restructures university affairs committee

By Chelsea Bailey | September 20

The Board of Trustees will mark its first meeting of the academic year today with an organizational change. In order to promote more focused conversation ...

Top administrator for diversity and multicultural affairs to join provost’s cabinet

By Nicole Comparato | September 20

The University’s top administrator for diversity and multicultural affairs will soon join the provost’s cabinet — a change administrators hope will ...