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Accreditation up for review

By Catherine Williams | April 18

As UNC nears the end of its routine reaccreditation process, the evaluation method is facing intense scrutiny from a commission of the Department of Education. An ...

Omaha legislature votes for segregated districts

By KYLE CHORPENING | April 18

Nebraskan politicians have settled on a possible solution for the de facto segregation present at schools in the state capital: de jure segregation. Last ...

Carrboro readies fire station wishes

By Tom Hartwell | April 18

Carrboro officials will present basic specs for a new fire station at tonight's Board of Aldermen meeting. The board will review a proposal, which ...

Education activist group retools for May primaries

By RACHEL ULLRICH | April 18

After a two-year hiatus, the Orange County political action committee NoMerger.org is back just in time for the May 2 primaries. The group sent out ...

County hopefuls largely united on school issues

By TED STRONG | April 18

Differences were minor at an Orange County Board of Commissioners forum sponsored by the city schools' PTA council. Would-be commissioners' answers ...

N.C. set to build new port to boost eastern economy

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | April 18

The N.C. State Ports Authority has found its diamond in the rough. Last week the agency finalized the purchase of a 600-acre parcel of previously undeveloped ...

Alumnus working with AIDS

By NICOLE NORFLEET | April 18

Some graduating seniors might dread the transition from college student to white-collar worker. But for one 2004 graduate, life has turned out to be much ...

Parents voice Orange High woes

By Shera Everette | April 18

Pictures were worth a thousand words Monday night as parents and teachers from the Orange County Schools system spoke at a public hearing on the district's ...

Log in, sign up, find romance

By KATIE CLINE | April 18

Internet dating sites are yet to enter mainstream college life, but some technology-savvy students looking for love are finding a natural outlet in the ...

Board composition on table

By TED STRONG | April 18

The Orange County Board of Commissioners again will debate how its members ought to be selected tonight. Beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Southern Human ...

Magazines cover campus niches

By JULIE TURKEWITZ | April 18

They line the doors outside the Union, block entry into residence halls and compete with the crossword and free issues of The New York Times for readers' ...

Summer camp to aid campus unity

By Ashlee Sadler | April 18

In addition to the throngs of incoming freshmen who will use the summer months to explore campus life, 50 students will spend a week learning how to better ...

Greek groups amp presence this week

By Bethany Black | April 18

When it comes to knowledge of the University's fraternities and sororities, many nonaffiliated students find themselves saying, "It's all Greek to me." Organizers ...

E-mail might bolster sex offenders list

April 18

N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper announced last week that he wants communities to be better informed anytime a registered sex offender moves into the ...

April crime shakes town

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | April 18

A probable cause hearing was set for May 1 on Monday for Damego Demon Lee, the man charged with murder after his on-again-off-again girlfriend was found ...

Waiting in Durham

By Joe Collevecchio | April 18

A grand jury indicted two Duke University men's lacrosse players Monday in relation to an ongoing rape investigation, according to the law firm representing ...

'Cyrano' celebrates lyricism

April 17

THEATERREVIEW Cyrano De Bergerac Playmakers Repertory Company Saturday 4 stars PlayMakers Repertory Company closes its 2005-06 season with a production ...

Mary Scroggs employee adds award to the books

By Shatarra Gibson | April 17

Not everyone has the luxury of waking up every day and getting paid to do what they love. Linda Fyle does. The secretary and bookkeeper at Mary ...

Seniors slotted for celebratory week

By Brian Hudson | April 17

In the midst of job hunts and preparation for their final finals, seniors are being offered the chance for one last celebration hosted by their class ...

UNC-C blaze leaves 5 injured

April 17

One of five UNC-Charlotte employees injured Thursday in an early morning fire at the Charlotte campus remains in critical condition in the Jaycee Burn ...