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Businessweek is the latest national media organization to report on UNC’s academic scandal. Students are among the consumers affected by Target’s data breach. A Raleigh company seeks approval for the first drug to treat female sexual dysfunction. High school students learn whether they’ll be accepted to UNC next year.

A candidate for student body president attracts national attention, but it’s not enough for him to win the race. UNC employees hope they’re not passed over for pay raises this year. Native Americans are underrepresented on campus.

UNC continues to dig out from the winter storm. There’s controversy over a building at Duke named for white supremacist. Autism patients fight for better insurance coverage. Gender non-specific bathrooms appear on campus.

Students join thousands of marchers in a state capitol protest. Teachers leave the profession because of low pay. UNC’s student body president election attracts national attention. President Obama addresses sexual assault on college campuses.

After a series of shootings on college campuses, UNC and Duke police prepare for a similar emergency. Out-of-state students fight a proposed tuition increase. As Girl Scouts conduct their annual cookie sale, they find a lot of loyal customers at UNC.

UNC admits “academic failures” in the scandal affecting student-athletes. Mary Willingham defends her research on athletes’ reading ability. Students provide free medical care. Coach Sylvia Hatchell says she’s feeling good after cancer treatment.

UNC’s African, African American, and Diaspora Studies department defends its reputation after its former Chairman is indicted. UNC considers renovating the Dean Dome … or perhaps replacing it. Therapy dogs help ease the stress of finals.

Dean Smith is honored both for his basketball success and his leadership off the court. Tuition rises for out-of-state students. A UNC cardiologist helps develop new cholesterol guidelines. Tattoos are popular among athletes — even very young ones.

Fillipino students reach out to relatives and raise money after Typhoon Yolanda. After a peeping case on campus, we find it’s not hard for outsiders to wander into UNC dorms. A woman and her dog help spark changes to animal cruelty laws.

Some students return to fire-damaged Cobb dorm; others will have to move out. Why are some teenagers choosing not to get drivers licenses? UNC students start their own businesses. A ceremony to unearth a time capsule on campus doesn’t go as planned.