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Chapel Hill resident frustrated by parking rules

By Haley Ray | March 23

A parking ticket appeal could lead to safer parking conditions in Chapel Hill and fairer treatment of grandmothers.

Student Congress reviewing student body vice president's stipend

By David Doochin | February 11

The Student Congress Finance Committee decided on Tuesday to draft a bill to cut Student Body Vice President Kyle Villemain’s stipend for one month. ...

Student Congress vetoes hardship parking bill

By Tyler Fleming | December 3

Hardship parking and the possibility of rewriting the Student Code dominated Student Congress’ last meeting of the semester Tuesday.

UNC budgets cut by 2 percent, no jobs lost

By Sofia Edelman | December 1

To delay the widely criticized nighttime parking fee, UNC’s administration had to cut administrative costs by $2.6 million.

For now, no night parking fee in sight

By Mona Bazzaz | November 13

The proposal for students, staff and faculty to pay for night parking on campus will remain on hold for now.

Parking division moves to Auxiliary Services

By Cain Twyman | October 15

As part of a process of restructuring University departments, the Department of Public Safety will no longer oversee the Transportation and Parking Services ...

Parking tops Employee Forum list of concerns

By Sara Salinas | September 3

A last-minute decision to delay the proposed night parking program left the University with disgruntled employees and $1 million hole to fill.

Carrboro encourages residents to 'Think Local First'

By Patrick Millett | September 2

Carrboro officials and business owners are working together to strengthen the town’s economy.

Night parking on campus to remain free for all

By Sara Salinas | August 14

A day before a new parking permit program was set to take effect, a last-minute halt left night parking free and led to monetary reimbursements for students ...

Students pay fee for night parking, faculty required to pay for pass

By Jane Wester | June 9

Free night parking has traditionally been one way to bring a car on campus without paying for an expensive permit, but this liberty will come to an end ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen talk business parking options

By Zoe Schaver | April 15

Carrboro’s employers might be stuck paying for their employees to park on far-off residential streets to free up parking for downtown customers.

Parking ?nes rake in $220K for Chapel Hill

By Morgan Swift | March 3

Most people familiar with Chapel Hill parking difficulties wouldn’t be surprised to hear the town brings in almost a quarter of a million dollars every ...

First level of Craige Parking Deck to reopen

By Carolyn Ebeling | February 25

Parking at UNC is often cited as nothing short of a nightmare — but with the first step of the Craige Parking Deck expansion completed, UNC is one step ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen lift early morning parking ban

By Claire Nielsen | February 16

Just because the Carrboro partier goes home at 3 a.m. doesn’t mean his car has to.

Carrboro parking irks business owners

By Jonathan Moyer | January 21

Kris Novello knows that a lack of parking keeps customers from her Carrboro gift shop on Main Street.

Tuition and fee task force continues parking fee talks

By Bradley Saacks | November 14

The Tuition and Fee Advisory Task Force agreed on a graduate school tuition increase and postponed a decision on a controversial nighttime parking fee ...

Board of Aldermen weighs parking options

By Caleb Waters | November 12

Parking in Carrboro sometimes feels scarce — and the Board of Aldermen hopes to improve that.

Zero Dark Thursday game-day parking affects housekeepers

By Cain Twyman | October 30

While thousands in the UNC community enjoyed the Zero Dark Thursday game, the experience was not the same for some UNC employees.

UNC kicks off parking permit lottery

By Marshall Winchester | June 25

After four years, the University is returning to a lottery system to distribute on-campus parking permits.

Chapel Hill launches Park on the Hill website for downtown parking options

By Paige Ladisic | April 25

A new website launched this week may help alleviate the hassle of parking for those hoping to grab a bite or hit the stores on Franklin Street.