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Critics say a campus memorial in honor of slaves who helped build UNC is too easily overlooked.

Planned Parenthood is a subject of national controversy, but some students rely on the organization for health care.

Professor Aziz Sancar’s Nobel Prize in chemistry is a big moment for him. And his success could spill over to UNC and its students.

Chapel Hill police are encouraging students to be alert, after a series of break-ins at Greek houses.

UNC and other universities are making the application process easier and more transparent, especially for low-income applicants.

Mark Kleinschmidt is among several U.S. mayors offering to welcome Syrian refugees to their cities.

The family of Faith Hedgepeth has established a scholarship in her name to help female college students succeed.

After another mass shooting, the media are facing more questions about whether their reporting glamorizes the gunmen.

Students and faculty protest a proposed privatization of Student Stores, while administrators weigh the benefits.

Fake IDs remain common among underage drinkers, but a fatal DUI – and an ensuing crackdown on local bars – has some students thinking twice.