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UNC students — and its athletic director — react to NCAA football sanctions. A rare allergy leaves people unable to eat red meat. Big-name performers come to campus, but few students want to see them.

Spring Break means a lonely week for Chapel Hill businesses. Professors call for UNC’s athletic department to live up the university’s mission. A 19th Century house may be on the move. K-ville is an uncomfortable place for UNC students.

UNC Hospital runs short of a life-saving cancer medication. A researcher questions Chapel Hill’s proposed ban on cell phone use while driving. UNC’s new student body president vows to lobby state leaders for higher education funding.

A recent cocaine bust raises questions about campus drug use. A $1 per year student fee proves controversial. Art helps heal young patients at UNC Hospitals. Students dance through the night to raise money.

UNC leaders approve a tuition increase despite protests. Administrators turn down a proposal for gender-neutral housing. Student actors learn about science from local sixth-graders. A unique perspective on UNC’s stunning loss to Duke.

Student activists prepare to protest upcoming tuition increases. Early childhood eucation pays off in later life. The latest Franklin St. dining trend: serve-yourself yogurt.

UNC students face a big tuition increase, but it’s still lower than trustees wanted. Arabic language classes become more popular. Some local public schools no longer have on-site nurses. A new sport combines volleyball, dodgeball, and tennis into “volleybonk.”

UNC’s new football coach seeks to return integrity to the program. While a murder trial focuses on Eve Carson’s death, many on campus celebrate her life. Yoga, online shopping, and Britney Spears help students cope with the stress of finals.

Few students are interested in “Occupying” Chapel Hill. A trial begins for one of Eve Carson’s alleged killers. UNC offers a variety of resources for sexual abuse survivors. Dubious rumors about UNC’s next football coach spread across the Internet.

UNC trustees approve a historic tuition increase, despite student protests. University officials review the school’s policies for reporting sexual assaults. Fired football coach Butch Davis defends himself. UNC’s star quarterback has a sister who’s also in the public eye.