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UNC tennis's Zoe De Bruycker hangs on to win

By David Adler | January 18

As Zoe De Bruycker walked back to the sideline, she didn’t look like she had just won the first set of her tennis match against UNC-Greensboro’s Niltooli ...

UNC leading scorer Chay Shegog held to 4 points against UConn

By Brooke Pryor | January 17

At the conclusion of No. 3 University of Connecticut’s 86-35 drubbing of No. 24 North Carolina, any number of statistics could explain UNC’s worst ...

Huskies hand Tar Heels worst loss in school history

By Michael Lananna | January 17

After scoring the fewest points at home in program history against Clemson on Thursday, life didn’t get any easier for the North Carolina women’s ...

UNC's Jose Hernandez loses to Duke's Henrique Cunha in tennis rivalry match

By David Adler | January 16

Last year, there was no clear winner in Jose Hernandez and Henrique Cunha’s rivalry. The North Carolina and Duke juniors, their respective teams’ ...

UNC wrestling eliminated by losses to Edinboro and the Citadel

By Brandon Moree | January 16

After opening up the Virginia Duals with a win against Rider, the North Carolina wrestling team was eliminated by losses at the hands of Edinboro and ...

Certificate of need debated: New laws could streamline approval of hospital renovations, expansions

By Brendan Cooley | January 16

Before Dosher Memorial Hospital in Southport, N.C. could renovate some of its older patient rooms, it had to complete paperwork, which cost the hospital ...

UNC purchases Turnitin plagiarism-detection software

By Caitlin McCabe and Megan Cassella | January 16

After purchasing a plagiarism detection software last week, administrators are now turning their attention to the details of this semester’s pilot program. ...

Take a stand on tuition: Students must make a point of understanding the tuition debate

By Editorial Board | January 10

With today’s Board of Governors meeting, the long-running tuition debate will enter its final stages, at least for this year.

UNC takes first dual win

By Robbie Harms | January 9

Win or die. That’s how North Carolina senior Thomas Ferguson characterized the UNC wrestling team’s mindset before its meet against Duke on Monday ...

Sitting down with Susan King

By Josie Hollingsworth | January 9

On Jan. 1, veteran journalist Susan King became dean of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. King replaced Jean Folkerts, and was the only ...

Zach Johnson, UNC student and veteran, remembered

By Nicole Comparato | January 9

After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Zach Johnson became inspired to serve his country, joining the Army right out of high school. After finishing tours ...

UNC student files racial complaint with Chapel Hill Police Department

By Melvin Backman | December 15

A UNC student who says he was racially profiled when he was stopped by Chapel Hill police near a crime scene in the early hours of Sunday morning met ...

Year in Review: Potential in-state tuition hike of 15.6 percent for UNC to be voted on in February

By Daniel Wiser and Andy Thomason | December 6

The University’s Board of Trustees approved a 15.6 percent tuition hike for in-state students in November, despite vocal student protest. The proposal, ...

Zach De Larosa speaks at a meeting for potential student body president candidates. Students interested in running for office met in the Union for the first optional candidates meeting for student government elections for next term.

Lower turnout this year for optional potential candidates meeting

By Jordan Carmichael | December 6

The turnout for an optional potential candidates meeting held Tuesday — the unofficial kickoff of spring elections — was only half of what it was ...

Year in Review: UNC imposes fines, awaits NCAA ruling on football program

By From staff and wire reports | December 6

The possibility for additional sanctions for the UNC football program still exists after a year-long investigation has finally reached its end.

Chapel Hill Magazine to begin publishing 'The Weekly'

By Chessa DeCain | December 5

Dan Shannon is hoping to squeeze one more publication in to the local media market. Chapel Hill Magazine’s The Weekly is a new newspaper that will ...

UNC journalism professor helps community with children's book

By Edward Pickup | December 5

For some, a full-time job at a top New York advertising firm would limit community involvement, but Dana McMahan puts others first.

UNC debates 'Meatless Mondays' plan

By Katie Quine | December 5

UNC students are trying to save some of the 83 to 100 animals most people consume each year. Eleni Vlachos, a local advocate for veganism who has been ...

Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart visits UNC, criticizes social justice

By Hailey Vest | December 5

Andrew Breitbart did not wake up one day and decide to buy a bunch of elephant pins, he told an audience of students, faculty and community members Monday ...

UNC printers could be installed in Greek houses

By Katharine McAnarney | December 5

Fraternity and sorority houses might still get printers despite a failed initiative to integrate them into the University printing system.