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The unpredictable economy is causing some soon-to-be UNC grads to rethink post-graduate decisions, while others have their plans set.

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, who is working to bring a mosque to Ground Zero, visited UNC this week, leading to mixed reactions from students.

On the third anniversary of Eve Carson’s death, the former student body president is remembered on campus as a friend and mentor.

Food trucks are a popular sight in Carrboro, but they’re facing setbacks next door in Chapel Hill as stricter zoning laws deter the vendors.

SafeWalk provides escorts for students from 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. It recently expanded further off campus to serve more students.

Rising gas prices are making some students rethink their spring break plans, but others aren’t letting the increase hinder their travel.

A recent UNC study examined whether Twitter, iPhone apps, and other forms of social media can help dieters shed pounds.

Vague and poorly-written election laws within the Student Code delayed the announcement of results in this year’s student body election.

A national group has awarded UNC a better-than-average award for campus sustainability. But the group also found room for improvement.

New interactive features on video game systems get players physically moving and shedding calories while playing the latest video games.