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Groups clash on campus over Planned Parenthood, abortion

October 10, 2015

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

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UNC honors Nobel Prize winning professor

October 10, 2015

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.

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Police warn fraternities and sororities after break-ins

October 10, 2015

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

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Schools change college application process

October 10, 2015

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

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Chapel Hill opens doors for Syrian refugees

October 3, 2015

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

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Hedgepeth honored with scholarship

October 3, 2015

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

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Media coverage of mass shootings scrutinized

October 3, 2015

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

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Campus protests store privatization

October 2, 2015

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

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Bar crackdown makes some students rethink fake IDs

September 26, 2015

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

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Legislature defunds UNC education think-tank

September 26, 2015

In the just-passed state budget, the legislature cut state funds for The Hunt Institute, a think-tank named for Former Gov. Jim Hunt.

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