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UNC provost heads west for big promotion

By Brian Hudson | January 30

Provost Robert Shelton was tapped Friday afternoon to be the next president of the University of Arizona. "It wasn't a difficult decision, and it definitely ...

Surge celebrates earth and sky

By Chase Beck and Shera Everette | January 30

Young environmental activists gathered at Chapel Hill High School Saturday night for "A celebration of earth and sky," dedicated to the memory of a 2003 ...

Town to stay on same page for entire month

By Courtney Wilson | January 27

Think it's difficult to get an entire class to read the same book? Try a whole community. That's the idea of the Chapel Hill Public Library Foundation's ...

Tuition action prompts outcry

By KATE SULLIVAN | January 27

Facing a possible $1,100 tuition hike, some of UNC's nonresident students have expressed frustration about the increases that were approved Wednesday ...

New year, old tricks

January 27

New Year's celebrations in both China and America have similar trappings - fireworks, family dinners and friendly gatherings. But there's a difference: ...

Leaders want to nuke

By Goeun Lee | January 27

In light of the announcement that the area's largest nuclear power plant plans to expand, residents and community leaders soon might be galvanized in ...

Tar Heels look to bounce back against Arizona

By Staff Editor | January 27

Game and Time: Arizona at North Carolina. Tipoff is at 1 p.m. Site: Smith Center TV/Radio: The game will be televised on CBS. The Tar Heel Sports ...

Program seeks to create leaders

By David Berngartt | January 27

According to a report issued by the chancellor's task force on diversity in April, the vast majority of UNC students agree that Chapel Hill represents ...

Residents to rally vs. Bush

By Karin Dryhurst | January 27

Keeping with the theme "Think Globally, Act Locally," community members will be encouraged at a forum tonight to lobby for the impeachment of the president. At ...

Di Phi backs Allred for SBP

January 27

Under the critical eye of the University's oldest student group, student body president candidates pitched their ideas Thursday for the future of UNC. The ...

Rivalry game to crown nation's top team

By Jacob Karabell | January 27

Third-ranked North Carolina finds itself with an opportunity this weekend that almost every women's basketball program would envy. With wins tonight ...

Provost lands UA presidency

By Brian Hudson | January 27

Provost Robert Shelton was tapped Friday afternoon to be the next president of the University of Arizona. "It wasn't a difficult decision, and it definitely ...

UNC-W raises student awareness with free newspapers

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | January 27

As intellectual stomping grounds, college campuses traditionally are thought to be hotbeds of enlightening debate and havens for informed political discourse. UNC-Wilmington ...

Artist brings talents

By JIM WALSH | January 27

Carl Hancock Rux, a multi-disciplinary artist being featured tonight at Memorial Hall as part of the Carolina Performing Arts Series, is many things. Concise, ...

Obituaries

By Staff Editor | January 27

Galinsky, professor, 71 Professor emeritus David Galinsky was struck and killed by a vehicle Wednesday at 8:20 p.m. while walking to the UNC-Boston ...

RHA to hear policy qualms

By NATE HEWITT | January 27

In response to widespread unpopular responses to changes in campus housing procedure, student leaders will meet today with housing officials to revisit ...

Redistricting causes parental concern

By Gray Caldwell | January 27

Parents voiced concern Thursday night about reassignment plans in Orange County Schools that could move more than 1,300 students. Schools officials ...

Students demonstrate with Die-in

By Tony Kim | January 27

Sprawled around a sign that read "A Call to Your Conscience," students dressed mostly in black participated in a nationwide die-in Thursday afternoon. Members ...

Students to swing for charity

By MORGAN ELLIS | January 27

With the flood of fundraising happening on the University's campus, one student group has found a unique way of attracting donations - swing music. The ...

Traffic deaths shock town

By Eric Martin | January 27

Due to an editing error this story incorrectly suggests that Chapel Hill police spokeswoman Jane Cousins said that pedestrians were at fault during five ...