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Government needs to legalize gay marriages

By Letter to the Editor | February 21

TO THE EDITOR: This letter is in response to the letter “Government recognition of commitment outdated” (Feb.

Quick Hit made illogical conclusion about protest

By Letter to the Editor | February 21

TO THE EDITOR: I am one of the students who participated in the march on the board of governors. I have crafted this response in order to express my ...

The way forward: Union must not write out students from the process

By Editorial Board | February 21

The student body has spoken and now the Union must figure out how to move forward with proposed renovations.

Responsible government: Oversight Committee a step forward for accountability

By Editorial Board | February 21

A bill to partly restructure Student Congress introduced by Congress member Zach De La Rosa is a welcome change that should increase oversight authority ...

That’s the ticket: Ticket policy should be altered to encourage better turnout at junior varsity games

By Editorial Board | February 21

UNC men’s junior varsity basketball games do not generally attract huge audiences. Yet current men’s basketball ticket policy discourages Phase 1 ...

Rejection at ballot shows Union should revise plans

By Letter to the Editor | February 21

TO THE EDITOR: This letter responds to yesterday’s (Feb. 22) article: “Union renovation vote failure may not kill project.” Union leaders are ...

The Interview: Dean of Students Jonathan Sauls is heavy on vision, light on details — but his work is ahead of him.

By Editorial Board | February 21

Speaking with Jonathan Sauls, the new dean of students, his calm and considered demeanor emanates capability — even if you have no idea what he’s ...

You may need to rethink that DTR

By Perry Tsai | February 21

Oh, the DTR, or “define-the-relationship”: A watershed moment for many couples. Some take it on immediately after starting to date; some let it float ...

Cierra Hinton named new president of CUAB

By Katelyn Trela | February 21

Although the Carolina Union Activities Board picked a new leader in January to replace graduating president Adele Ricciardi, the student board is already ...

Union renovation vote failure may not kill project

By Melissa Abbey | February 21

After years of planning and months of campaigning, the push for the UCommons renovation has come to an end — at least for now. But Don Luse, director ...

NCSSM food drive tries to break record

By Viviana Bonilla Lopez | February 21

Students at the N.C. School of Science and Math will combat hunger one Guinness World Record at a time.On March 5 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., the school will ...

Mary Lou de Leon Siantz speaks about health care for immigrants

By Kaitlyn Knepp | February 21

On Monday, de Leon Siantz, the assistant dean of diversity and cultural affairs at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, spoke on a subject ...

In ugly election, write-ins reign

By Paula Seligson | February 21

Amid a particularly venomous election season, disenchanted voters turned to the write-in vote. More than 4 percent of students cast write-in votes, marking ...

UNC gets a visit from Japanese dramatist

By Katherine Proctor | February 21

Japanese dramatist Yuriko Doi displayed her dramatic talents Monday in a prelude to a workshop she will lead in the Center for Dramatic Art Tuesday. With ...

'Kind of Blue' is the first play of its kind

By Britton Alexander | February 21

In a first for UNC, a play written by a black undergraduate student will premiere on a main campus stage. Senior Kuamel Stewart’s piece, “Kind of ...

Critics question Gov. Perdue’s community college proposal

By Jessica Seaman | February 21

N.C. Gov. Bev Perdue just released her state budget proposal last week and already the feasibility of one its components is being questioned. Community ...

Town council hears proposal to enlarge shopping centers’ signs

By Conor Furlong | February 21

Chapel Hill residents might see larger shopping center signs in the future, the Chapel Hill Town Council discussed at its meeting Monday night. Council ...

Teaching Fellows con?dent despite budget cuts

By Michelle Zayed | February 21

State school officials might have to cope with less hiring, funding and resources as the N.C. General Assembly looks to lower the budget deficit, but ...

Fired Chapel Hill town workers win Sheldon Award

By Michelle Zayed | February 21

In a mix of politically inspired poetry, music and awards, Chapel Hill residents remembered Bob Sheldon on Monday night. Sheldon was the owner of Internationalist ...

Northside giving input on development

By Mary Choi | February 21

Residents are invited to a discussion on how potential changes to downtown Chapel Hill are likely to affect an historic neighborhood.Community members ...