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T.J. Yates set UNC records in both single-season and career-passing marks. Yates finished Saturday’s game with 411 yards and two touchdowns.

North Carolina falls to N.C. State for the fourth straight season

By Mark Thompson | November 21

It was almost the perfect Senior Day for T.J. Yates. North Carolina’s quarterback set four UNC records in a 29-25 loss to N.C. State on Saturday. Yates’ ...

Chapel Hill pushes alternative transportation Fridays

By John Hamlin | November 21

Chapel Hill unveiled its newest program aimed at encouraging alternative methods of transportation at a Friday conference. The “Feeling Great Fridays” ...

Farley Linford Bernard was not restrained when he escaped UNC Hospitals.

Prisoner escape may be due to officers' errors at UNC Hospitals

By Victoria Cook | November 21

Correction department officers might have been responsible for the Tuesday escape of a prisoner receiving treatment at UNC Hospitals, said Bob Lewis, ...

Rachel Dawson scored late in the first half, tying the national championship game against Maryland 1-1.

UNC falls to Maryland in double OT

By Evan G. Marlow | November 21

In front of a crowd of more than 2,000 field hockey fans, No. 2 North Carolina took on No. 1 Maryland for the NCAA Championship in a rematch of last year’s ...

N.C. State beats UNC 29-25

By Louie Horvath | November 20

North Carolina’s seniors went empty-handed against N.C. State, losing their fourth straight rivalry game to the Wolfpack 29-25 in Kenan Stadium on Saturday. The ...

Greek rush policy changed

By Andy Thomason | November 18

The Board of Trustees opted not to defer rush to the spring semester Thursday, concluding a five-month examination of the process. But now, mandatory ...

The Mebanesville Band played lively roots music on Thursday morning in the bottom of the Union for the event that promotoes saving mountains by minimizing the use of coal and other harmful resources.

Coal removal process protested

By Nicole Comparato | November 18

One-hundred pinwheels briefly blanketed the ground outside South Building on Tuesday, as members of the Sierra Student Coalition protested against the ...

Fired Chapel Hill town workers might struggle to regain jobs

By Sarah Glen | November 18

After losing their jobs at the end of October, two Chapel Hill workers have decided they won’t give up their employment without a fight, but town documents ...

Town officials plan upcoming budget

By Yunzhu Zhang | November 18

Chapel Hill officials are working to outline the coming fiscal year’s top priorities before the next budget session. Each town board and commission, ...

These cans of Four Loko are still being sold at TJ’s Beverage and Tobacco. Since threat of a ban, sales of the beverage have increased.

Four Loko flies off the shelves

By Cassie McLean | November 18

Local stores in the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area are selling Four Loko drinks faster than they can keep the shelves stocked after a recent federal decision ...

UNC lecturer resigns after sexually explicit texts

November 18

Monty Cook, the journalism school’s inaugural executive producer of the Reese Felts Digital News Project, resigned Tuesday amid allegations of “inappropriate ...

Thorp recommends highest allowable tuition increase

By Eliza Kern | November 18

Chancellor Holden Thorp recommended that the maximum allowed tuition increase come before the Board of Trustees today. In making his selection, Thorp ...

Members of Greek organizations observe the University Affairs committee discussing fraternity and sorority recruitment. The Board of Trustees might vote to defer rush recruitment to the spring semester today.

Rush move to be voted on today

By Andy Thomason | November 18

The committee deliberating on problems with rush recruitment in the Greek system has saved the most controversial issue for last. The Board of Trustees ...

Legendary graffiti and neo-expressionist artist Jean-Michel Baquiat (played by Jeffrey Wright) sits pensively in a frame of the 1996 biopic film, “Basquiat,” which will be shown for free at the Varsity Theatre on Dec. 2.

Courtesy of Ackland Art Museum.

Varsity Theatre to show rare Warhol films

By Kelly Blessing | November 17

With drag queens and graffiti artists on the silver screen, Andy Warhol’s mischievous legacy continues to work its way into Chapel Hill. In a rare ...

Justin Robinette files complaint against Duke University

By Seth Cline | November 17

After six months of wrangling with Duke University administration over his harassment claims, senior Justin Robinette has filed a complaint with the U.S. ...

Warren Brown speaks with a student about the ingredients he experiments with in his cakes. He stopped practicing law to start CakeLove, a group of specialty bakeries he owns around the Washington, D.C., area.

CakeLove founder tells story of entrepreneurship

By Jacqueline Kantor | November 16

The founder and owner of CakeLove served up some sweet career advice and cake Tuesday night as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week. Warren Brown, ...

UNC dropouts release EP

By Malcolm Ogden | November 16

Tuesday, California’s Hopeless Records announced a long-term record deal with Jose Villanueva and Matt Morgan’s band, Divided By Friday. Both Villanueva ...

Inter-Faith Council's holiday meals program serves needy families

By Hannah Floyd | November 16

More than 800 local families can look forward to turkey, ham, stuffing and pie this holiday season thanks to a local organization and gracious neighbors. The ...

Four Loko ban considered by state, federal officials

By Zach Daniel White | November 16

After raising safety concerns nationwide, Four Loko and other alcoholic energy drinks might soon disappear from shelves. The N.C. Alcoholic Beverage ...

UNC-Greensboro game bans Nerf guns

By Danielle Stephenson | November 16

A change in regulation for the Humans vs. Zombies game on the UNC-Greensboro campus eased community concerns, but at the cost of some student participation. Eliminating ...