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Former UNC professor Larry Chavis files legal complaint against UNC-CH and UNC Board of Governors under First Amendment violation

| September 30

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Campus safety issues lit up by renovations

By NICOLE NORFLEET | January 11

Students and University officials are working together this semester to keep campus walkways well-lit during the evening hours. The Department of Public ...

UNC's Master Plan

By Staff Editor | January 11

Parking Crunch: At the beginning of the fall semester, campus parking was reduced to about 2,700 student parking spaces - 18 percent of the ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 11

A UNC student broke into and vandalized the Smith Building at 3:30 a.m. Monday, according to University police reports. Sophomore Benjamin Aydt was ...

Bill threatens students' wallets

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | January 11

As tuition costs continue to increase, student budgets could be squeezed even tighter by proposed congressional legislation that would cut billions from ...

Schools, State department to bring in foreign journalists

January 11

The UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication will be one of six schools to host international journalists in April as part of the Edward R. Murrow ...

Report outlines limits on free speech

By ERIN FRANCE | January 11

Some UNC-system school policies of free speech and nondiscrimination violate the U.S. Constitution, according to a report released Tuesday. The report, ...

Three to vie for law dean

By WHITNEY KISLING | January 11

UNC law students and faculty soon will be presented with three visions for the school's future. During Winter Break a search committee announced finalists ...

Election laws under scrutiny

By MAC MOLLISON | January 11

Controversy surrounding recent student government special elections has caught the attention of Student Congress, which will convene tonight in a special ...

Aldermen address development and zoning issues

By Staff Editor | January 11

Economic Development After a selection process, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen selected Regional Technology Strategies from a field of seven ...

Mason Farm reaches next step in rezoning

January 11

One historic Chapel Hill neighborhood is getting closer to getting town protection that its residents say is necessary to preserve the quality and character ...

Tar Heels battle in Blacksburg

January 11

BLACKSBURG, Va. - One second can seem like a world of time, and no team knows that better than Virginia Tech, which lost a heartbreaker to Duke on a halfcourt ...

Building support for master plan

By Brian Hudson | January 11

As the campus continues through one of the most grueling periods of construction in its history, University administrators are promising that the light ...

City briefs

January 11

Resident to run against sheriff in 2006 elections William "Buddy" Parker, a lifelong Orange County resident, father and police officer, has announced ...

Collins, 20, remembered for passion

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 11

UNC sophomore Thomas James Collins committed suicide last month outside his fraternity house during finals week. Collins was found dead at 7:33 p.m. ...

Bookin' it

By Staff Editor | January 11

Freshmen Grace Sparks and Sandeep Anne prepare for the start of the spring semester by joining the crowd and shopping for textbooks Tuesday evening in ...

Gas tax fuels partisan debate

By ERIN FRANCE | January 11

A 2.8-cent increase in the state's gas tax earlier this month has sparked a heated, partisan debate among N.C. leaders. And the divide reaches higher ...

UNC gives bigger bang for buck

By ERIN ZUREICK | January 11

For the fifth straight time Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine has named UNC the best value among U.S. public colleges and universities. The magazine's ...

Committee delves into Alito's past

By STEPHEN MOORE | January 11

Firing off question after question, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee probed Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito throughout the day Tuesday regarding ...

Schedule benefits rebuilding

By SAM SHEPARD | January 11

The North Carolina men's basketball team, the same team that has started three freshmen all season, kicked off conference play last Saturday against its ...

Port in the storm

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 11

BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. Collin and Sharon Kelly moved into their home in July, relocating from Maryland after months of house hunting along the Gulf Coast. "When ...