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Duke to hear club case

By Tarini Parti | September 6

Former chairman of Duke University’s College Republicans and his supporters will have at least one of their grievances against the club heard.

N.C. panel analyzes health care reform

By Jessica Seaman | August 30

President Barack Obama might have succeeded in passing comprehensive health care reform last spring, but actually implementing the hundreds of pages in ...

Butch Davis keeping quiet on investigation

By Mark Thompson | August 30

Butch Davis hasn’t slipped any information about the NCAA’s investigation of his football program, and that didn’t change Monday. In his press ...

Athlete mentors trained on fraud policy

By Jonathan Jones | August 30

The University makes tutors and mentors of athletes sign thorough and detailed policies outlining what they can and cannot do with student-athletes and ...

Duke student judiciary won't revisit Robinette harassment case

By Tarini Parti | August 30

Allegations against Duke University’s College Republicans remain unresolved after the university’s student judiciary decided Sunday not to revisit ...

Other schools use parents, GPAs, in alcohol enforcement

By Isabella Cochrane | August 30

As binge drinking and alcohol-related violations continue to be a problem at universities across the country, some schools are revising their alcohol ...

After changes, IFC faces off-campus parties

By Victoria Stilwell | August 30

When members of the Interfraternity Council drastically altered the rules of the rush recruitment process, they knew the way people party might change ...

Jane Cousins (left) looks through posters at the Chapel Hill Museum yard sale Saturday with the help of a museum worker, UNC alumna Beth Isenhour. The museum, located on Franklin Street is closing due to funding problems and is selling its old exhibits and memorabilia.

Chapel Hill Museum sells items to cover debt

August 29

The Chapel Hill Museum began selling its contents Saturday to help cover the last costs related to its closing, which the museum’s Executive Board of ...

Thomas Ross is currently the president of Davidson College.

Thomas Ross named UNC-system president

By Eliza Kern | August 26

Thomas Ross, president of Davidson College, will be the new UNC-system president at an emergency meeting this morning, former President Bill Friday confirmed ...

University employee sit-down policy discussed

August 26

At the end of July, two female housekeepers received unpaid five-day suspensions. Another five were issued — but did not eventually serve — suspensions ...

Ramshead Rathskeller returns

By Victoria Stilwell | August 26

The Rat is back. More than two years after the Chapel Hill landmark closed its wooden door, the Ramshead Rathskeller will again be open for business ...

The women’s rowing team is one of only two sports on campus, along with fencing, that doesn’t require prior experience in order to participate. Courtesy of Kristi Roblin

UNC crew, fencing teams seek student walk-ons

By Mark Thompson | August 26

Unlike mainstream sports like football and basketball, both rowing and fencing cannot fill their entire rosters with scholarships. The two sports are ...

Sex talk enlightens students

By Sara Gregory | August 26

Yes, you can get pregnant even if you have sex under water. Sex educators from Counseling and Wellness Services answered that question and many others ...

N.C. wind farm possible

By Caroline Dye | August 26

Although Duke Energy Carolinas canceled construction of a demonstration wind project with UNC last week, wind turbine farms might still be in the state’s ...

No new dentistry dean yet

August 23

Eleven months of meetings have left members of the UNC School of Dentistry’s dean search committee ridden with questions — and behind schedule.

Justin Robinette was impeached in April by Duke’s Republican club

Former Duke College Republicans chairman files another suit

By Tarini Parti | August 23

Duke University’s College Republicans are determined to put last year’s discrimination allegations against the club behind them and start afresh.

Director for arts brings big acts to Carolina

By Nick Andersen | August 23

Emil Kang has built a lot during the last five years — an internationally renowned performing arts series, a bustling artistic development office, his ...

NCAA inquiry quiet for 3 weeks

By Jonathan Jones | August 23

The North Carolina athletic department knew as early as June 21 that the NCAA was conducting a review of possible rules violations — three weeks before ...

Fraternities trying dry rush

By Andy Thomason | August 23

Adapting to a comprehensive review and working under the watchful eyes of the University and Board of Trustees, the Greek system looks to remain autonomous. ...

Baddour sheds light on NCAA investigation

By Jonathan Jones | August 12

UNC athletic director Dick Baddour and head football coach Butch Davis addressed the media together on Thursday for the first time since news of the NCAA ...