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Pope donation ends Western studies rift

By Bethany Black | September 12

The John William Pope Foundation's announcement Thursday that it will donate $2.3 million to the University ended two years of controversy regarding faculty ...

Israeli soldiers recount stories of war to campus

September 12

When Shmulik Israel's family said goodbye to him, they came bearing cakes and other goodies. They weren't dropping him off at college for the first ...

CCI taking laptop bids

By KATIE HOFFMANN | September 12

When the next class enters UNC, they might not be purchasing IBM ThinkPads. The Carolina Computing Initiative released Aug. 22 a request for bids from ...

Council holds first business meeting

By Tom Hartwell | September 12

The Chapel Hill Town Council met for its first business meeting of the year Monday night. Monday also was the first meeting for Chapel Hill's new town ...

A family affair

By NICOLE NORFLEET | September 12

Senior Eric Bankaitis considers himself a fortunate guy. In December he'll graduate from his dream school with a degree in biology. He has an apartment ...

Arts community sees space limits

By David Berngartt | September 11

While UNC student organizations help students find their niche in campus life, the organizations themselves are having difficulty finding their places ...

Movies on attacks evoke strong feelings from audiences

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | September 11

Five years later, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have reached the silver screen, stirring strong emotions from an American public still struggling to ...

Chapel Hill Town Council set to return

By KAYLA CARRICK | September 11

After a brief hiatus from town duties, members of the Chapel Hill Town Council will pick up tonight where they left off. The first meeting since June ...

Daily Dose

By Staff Editor | September 11

Apparently lightning can strike twice. Four years after winning $1 million from the state lottery, a N.Y. woman said she pulled the trick again. Valerie ...

Students hope NAACP week informs, unites

By JENNA RAMAN | September 11

UNC's chapter of the NAACP kicked off a week full of events and speakers Sunday. The group aims to show students about the goals and inner workings ...

Group endorses three fee increases

By MAC MOLLISON | September 11

The student fee advisory subcommittee recommended Friday the approval of $21.50 in increases to student fees. The proposals will be passed along to ...

Online tickets see few bumps

By WHITNEY KISLING | September 11

Results from the first trial run of the online ticket system are in after Saturday's football game against Virginia Tech. There were a few kinks, but ...

University pushes diversity initiative

By NATE HEWITT | September 11

Officials are set to launch a five-point diversity plan this fall in an attempt to improve campus cultural relations. Chancellor James Moeser introduced ...

Event pushes a greener town

By Eric Shepherd Martin | September 11

On Sunday members of Carrboro Greenspace, a local organization to help preserve and secure natural land for public use, held a festival to raise awareness ...

Panelists assess city in wake of Katrina

September 11

"It will be the great opportunity of our time," New Orleans native Walter Isaacson said of how the nation handles post-Katrina rebuilding. Isaacson, ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 11

Braam Kadir Benbenu, of Graham, was arrested at 10:24 p.m. Friday on charges of driving with a suspended license and manufacturing schedule VI drugs, ...

Five years of grieving

By ERIN FRANCE | September 11

Members of the UNC community reflect on the events of Sept. 11.

Fiesta serves distinct flavor

September 11

The usual fare of funnel cakes, lemonade and snow cones was joined by tortillas, pina coladas, fajitas and churros last weekend when the Triangle Latino ...

Officials mull growth plan

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 11

UNC's campus isn't the only part of the University that's set to grow in the coming years. If things go according to plan, thousands of new students ...

New Yorkers past and present keep moving forward

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | September 11

The Big Apple. Empire City. The Melting Pot. Gotham. The City That Never Sleeps. New York City thrives in the U.S. imagination as a place of legend, ...