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A lack of support from Duke University and questions about federal funding led GoTriangle to kill its long-planned light rail project.

A new report shows that high-risk drinking behavior has decreased in UNC students, and the coalition wants to continue that trend.

Many were angry that the man was not arrested for violating the state law that bans campus firearms.

Carol Folt left UNC amid the controversy over Silent Sam. Now, she tackles a new set of scandals and controversies at USC.

Strict requirements in the state’s voter ID law mean UNC may not be able to issue student IDs that are valid at the polls.

A UNC professor’s study demonstrates the potential positive effects of an Obama-era executive action regarding wage transparency.

Under the state health plan, transgender employees will no longer receive coverage for surgery and hormone therapy.

Fans are paying hundreds of dollars for tickets to see the action in person. But with high prices comes another problem – counterfeit tickets.

Nine African American teenagers in Chapel Hill took part in the 1960 sit-in, perhaps the only sit-in in the country led by high school students.

One of Carol Folt’s last acts as Chancellor was securing a dedicated space on campus for the Latinx community.