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Concern about climate change has sparked activism from students and others, but policy change is moving slowly.

Chapel Hill and Carrboro recently were forced to update their towing ordinances, removing clauses that some residents wish were kept in.

As protests rage on in Hong Kong, how do these actions affect UNC’s different connections to the city?

The first full week in October is Mental Health Awareness Week, and UNC students are working on educating others on the dangers signs of suicide.

Orange County district attorney Jim Woodall dropped criminal charges against former UNC tutor Jennifer Wiley Thompson.

UNC restricts what its student athletes can say — or tweet — on social media. But legal scholars see some potential problems.

Cell phones are everywhere, and researchers at Baylor University say some college students are addicted to their phones.

This summer, N.C. teachers received a pay increase. But low salaries are making some UNC education majors reconsider their careers.

Dr, William Fischer briefed UNC leaders on his harrowing efforts to help Ebola patients in Guinea.

The town may loosen its chicken ownership laws, allowing more people to keep birds on their property.