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UNC, Duke renew greatest sports rivalry

By Aaron Taube | February 8

When the No. 20 North Carolina Tar Heels visit No. 5 Duke tonight, they will do so carrying the bitter memories of a 32-point drubbing at Cameron Indoor ...

Recruit process getting intense

By Louie Horvath | February 1

College football recruiting has reached information overload. Between Internet websites, fanatical fan bases and exploding recruiting budgets, it is ...

SBP candidate Mary Cooper primed for politics

By Daniel Wiser | February 1

At an early age, Mary Cooper proved she was ready. When her father, U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Tenn., started to campaign for political office, four-year-old ...

On safety, SBP candidates pledge improvement

By Daniel Wiser | February 1

From creating a flat-rate taxi service to adding more blue light phones to campus, student body president candidates’ safety goals are ambitious. But ...

Kenan-Flagler student markets his hip-hop

By Katherine Proctor | February 1

A recent graduate of the Kenan-Flagler Business School, Lee will start a banking job in New York this summer. Until then, he’ll be promoting his latest ...

Eve Carson scholarship awarded to two UNC juniors

By Jessica Kennedy | January 31

Nearly three years after her death, Eve Carson’s legacy on campus will be carried on by students who never knew her. Late Sunday night, juniors Mark ...

Students in Egypt seek safe return

By Estes Gould | January 31

UNC students Virginia Sparks and Kelsey Jost-Creegan are — or were — studying abroad in Egypt this semester, but protests against the authoritarian ...

UNC student body president candidate Ingram accused of missing ASG meetings

By Elise Young | January 31

The status of a student body president candidate’s position in the UNC Association of Student Governments was jeopardized Monday following a suspected ...

PlayMakers Repertory Company presents the controversial ‘Angels in America’

By Katelyn Trela | January 31

Tony Kushner’s award-winning play, “Angels in America,” has stirred controversy among audiences since its Broadway premiere in 1993. For the first ...

Merit-based aid funding at risk

By Keren Goldshlager | January 25

At a meeting Tuesday, the Committee on Scholarships, Awards and Student Aid discussed a potential repeal by the N.C. General Assembly that could make ...

UNC system may cut duplicated degree programs

By Tarini Parti | January 25

The financial plight of the UNC system will not be revealed for another few months, but administrators are preparing for a detailed review that will help ...

Winston Crisp looks forward Greek reform

By Andy Thomason | January 25

Winston Crisp won’t provide many details for his plan to reform the Greek system today. He doesn’t have them.Crisp, the vice chancellor for student ...

For first time in over 100 years, General Assembly reconvenes with Republican majority

By Elise Young | January 25

The N.C. General Assembly reconvenes today with a new Republican leadership ready to tackle a $3.7 budget shortfall and a number of contentious issues ...

Weintraub named new Dentistry dean

January 24

At two airports hundreds of miles apart, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Bruce Carney saw two directions for the School of Dentistry. In San Francisco, ...

Students petition for the Union

By Amelia Nitz | January 19

Student Union officials and volunteers looking to add a proposed renovation to the Feb. 8 ballot will be asking for support, joining student body president ...

System waits on research funding

By Jeanna Smialek | January 19

UNC-system research programs might lose their competitive edge if the state does not approve funding for new equipment. The system’s institutions ...

Colleges struggle to house new students

By Estes Gould | January 18

Moving away from home is always an adjustment for freshmen. But some students have to go one step further: moving into a study lounge or even an off-campus ...

Board of Elections drops charges against Ingram

By Kaitlyn Knepp | January 12

By unanimous vote, the Board of Elections dismissed allegations of campaign rule violations against junior Rick Ingram on Tuesday.

Board to review tuition proposals

By Tarini Parti | January 12

As the University system prepares for one of its toughest years in history, its Board of Governors today will tackle two big issues facing students — ...

UCOMMONS, a proposed rennovation project for the Student Union includes an all-night ground floor as well as several other updates. Courtesy of Ucommons.

Students voice opposition to fees for Union renovation

By Melissa Abbey | January 11

Student Union officials are pushing their campaign for renovation despite unexpected student opposition to the increase in fees the project would require. ...