CAA to Hold Basketball Distribution for ACC Games Today, Thursday

TO THE EDITOR: The Carolina Athletic Association will be holding a bracelet distribution this week for the Maryland, Clemson and Wake Forest games. This ...

Lighting Tour on Campus Reveals Few Fresh Needs

Few students and University officials showed up Tuesday for the usual semester lighting tour despite its reputation for keeping student safety in the ...

Stephen Mohr Balances Swimming & Academics

If you hear "Good job, Johnny 5" while strolling through Koury Natatorium, don't expect to see the loveable little robot from the "Short Circuit" movies. He ...

Fort Bragg Issues Report on Murders

Pre-existing marital problems and frequent relocation were the causes of several murders committed at Fort Bragg this summer, according to reports released ...

Honor Code Language Examined

Committee on Student Conduct members spent more than an hour Tuesday debating the language of the changes to the Code of Student Conduct. The committee ...

Smith Center to Operate in Red

Despite excitement over an improved men's basketball team that annihilated Penn State by 30 points Monday night, officials say the Smith Center -- the ...

Durant Eyes Possible Return Against Duke

North Carolina quarterback Darian Durant was supposed to miss the rest of the season, but UNC coach John Bunting said Durant could return for Saturday's ...

4 Congress Seats Filled In Election

Four Student Congress seats were filled in a special election Tuesday that suffered technical difficulties and low voter turnout. Nathaniel Cadle, a ...

Minority Learning Surveyed

Black and Latino students in Chapel Hill-Carrboro secondary schools have similar academic aspirations to their white and Asian counterparts, according ...

BOG Hands Over ASG Job Hunt

UNC-system officials will take over the search for a professional administrative assistant for the UNC-system Association of Student Governments -- but ...

Students Sound Off on Labor, Multinational Companies

Several socially conscientious students met Tuesday in the Student Union to express their concerns about sweatshops and international globalization. The ...

Cancer Group Thanks Johnson, Holmes Playing In 3-on-3 Charity Games

TO THE EDITOR: On behalf of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center and the cancer patients and families we are proud to serve, I publicly thank ...

SAFE Escort Leaders Willing to Work With A Much-Reduced Budget

TO THE EDITOR: In response to your Tuesday article concerning Fall Forum, there seems still to be some confusion about the funding SAFE Escort receives. ...

Cartoon

Saturday's Swim Meet Prepares Team for Nike Cup

North Carolina's meet against Johns Hopkins on Saturday was essentially a tune-up for the Nike Cup. The Tar Heels' 15th ranked women's team and 11th ...

Council Postpones Consideration of Hotel, Subdivisions

A Marriott Residence Inn project seeking a home in Chapel Hill suffered a serious setback at Monday's Town Council meeting. Gene Singleton of the Summit ...

Elkin Hills Residents Seek BOT's Attention

Area residents are hoping for another chance to appeal to the University's governing body today about a move they say will disrupt their neighborhood. Several ...

Habitat Is In Sync With Town

Out of sight, out of mind. That's the attitude of some Chapel Hill residents who are concerned about the possibility of a Habitat for Humanity development ...

Women's Soccer Shows Depth

The North Carolina women's soccer team is showing its depth. The Tar Heels, whose roster sports starters with U.S. National Team experience, have seen ...