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The last tenants may finally be able to move next week into LUX Apartments, a new complex that’s been plagued by construction delays.

Many students students remain either unaware or confused about UNC’s new sexual assault policy, which changes the definition of “consent.”

The Liberian government seeks help from UNC students and faculty in the fight to stem the spread of Ebola.

The ALS Ice Bucket has raised millions of dollars, but a UNC researcher says private donations aren’t addressing the real problem.

Last week, UNC lost Fred Clark, who helped lead the creation of the Carolina Covenant Scholars program.

A few medical companies are now using tobacco plants to grow proteins to make vaccines for seasonal flu and the Ebola virus.

Electronic cigarettes are growing in popularity, but researchers are calling for more regulation as health concerns begin to grow.

Members of the UNC community gathered to honor Faith Hedgepeth with a moment of silence on the second anniversary of her death.

On the eve of the second anniversary of Faith Hedgepeth’s death, newly released documents detail the police effort to find her killer.

UNC has changed the way it responds to sexual assault, but the university will face scrutiny as it implements the 29 page policy.