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Coalition Seeks to Build Statewide Alliance

By Melissa Anderson | October 9

During last year's tuition battle, a group of UNC-Chapel Hill students formed the Coalition for Educational Access to fight against the increase. Their ...

Low Pot Prices Attract Long Lines

By Leah Cole | October 9

HILLSBOROUGH - About 800 people gathered in Hillsborough on Saturday morning to wait in line with numbered stickers on their chests. When 8:30 a.m. arrived, ...

Serious Lessons to Be LearnedFrom Honor Court Hearing

October 9

The Instrument for Student Judicial Governance is a social contract between the faculty and the student body in which both parties derive significant ...

Tar Heel Offense Punishes Radford

By Rachel Carter | October 9

Amy Tran must have been bored out of her mind. North Carolina's sophomore goalkeeper didn't see a whole lot of action in the UNC field hockey team's 10-0 ...

Culture Fuels Weekend Festival

By Isaac Groves | October 9

East Chapel Hill High School cafeteria was filled with the aroma of spices and sounds of the bazouki this weekend as visitors to the sixth annual St. ...

UNC Loses Singles Matches, Wins 3rd Place in Doubles

October 9

The North Carolina women's tennis team advanced to the singles final rounds for the second weekend in a row. UNC won three singles flights last weekend ...

Developer Sues Town for Delaying Duplexes

By Wendy Phillips | October 9

An Orange County developer has filed a complaint against Chapel Hill that could cost the town $10,000 or more. Bill Rogers, owner of AM Properties and ...

UNC Rebounds From Early Goal, Crushes Maryland

By James Giza | October 9

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - It took a brief scare in the form of an early deficit, but the North Carolina men's soccer team added another chapter to what continues ...

Locals Stroll for Schools

By James Miller | October 9

Thousands of walkers paraded from McCorkle Place on the UNC campus to Lincoln Center on Merritt Mill Road in support of public education. Participants ...

Students Defend, Decry Criticism of Honor Court Hearing Procedures - letter two

By Staff Editor | October 9

TO THE EDITOR: First of all, I will state quite clearly that I do know Mike Trinh, and my personal opinion of him is that he's a great guy. However, I'll ...

Campus Grind Brings on Nostalgia

By KOFI BOFAH | October 9

My backpack weighs a ton. I don't even know why I continue to do this to myself. I haven't been eating, I've been unable to work out and I have no haircut. ...

Volleyball Continues ACC Streak

October 9

The North Carolina volleyball team remained unbeaten in the ACC by picking up two more conference victories during the weekend. UNC went on the road to ...

Center Sets Sights On Solar Power

By Kentia Etheridge | October 4

The Hargraves Recreation Center soon will be utilizing a more environmentally friendly power source -- the sun. The center, located in Chapel Hill, will ...

Congress Names 7 To Board, Calls Special Election

By Jenny McLendon | October 4

After appointing seven students to the Elections Board at its meeting Tuesday night, Student Congress approved a special election on Oct. 17 for vacant ...

Report Addresses Labor Practices At 5 Factory Sites

By Joanna Housiadas | October 4

Finally meeting longstanding student demands, officials released a report Tuesday analyzing labor practices in international factories that produce UNC-licensed ...

County Census Returns Beat National Average

By Phil Perry | October 4

Remember those annoying census forms that came in the mail earlier this year? Apparently many Orange County residents didn't find them such a hassle. ...

Court's Stance on Partial-Birth Abortion Based on Constitution

By Bill Hill | October 4

Students and members of the University community should welcome and encourage, for both debate and discussion, a broad range of ideas and opinions. Among ...

Iowa Links Class Performance, Aid

By Micheal McKnight | October 4

A new University of Iowa policy that allows professors to denote on their class roll whether a student receives federal financial aid has some students ...

Lawmakers Earn High `Green' Score

By Tim Sullivan | October 4

Local legislators continue to fare well in the Conservation Council of North Carolina's annual scorecard, which rates state legislators on how they voted ...

Gender Clouds Women's Clout As Politicians

By Anne Fawcett | October 4

The candidates in this year's lieutenant governor's race have thrown their first punches. If this brings to mind a picture of sweaty guys in boxing gloves, ...