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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

Men's Golf

Carrboro race gets crowded

By TED STRONG | January 11

The contest to fill an open seat on the Carrboro Board of Aldermen has heated up, with more candidates applying for the lone seat than ran for the three ...

Dearmin nabs presidency

January 10

Feb. 16 - A year after the most prolonged campus contest in recent memory, student elections ended without a hitch. Seth Dearmin was elected the University's ...

Edwards leads poverty battle

January 10

Tar Heel born and bred, John Edwards returned to blue heaven in 2005 and began the UNC Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity. Edwards, a former vice-presidential ...

An elite finish

By Staff Editor | January 10

For just the third time in school history, the North Carolina women's basketball team reached the Elite Eight in March. Pressure defense carried the Tar ...

Looking back at the 2005 Tar Heels

By Staff Editor | January 10

MEN'S SPORTS FENCING 23: victories and 14 losses 17th: finish by freshman epee fencer Benton Heimsath in the NCAA Championship 22nd: finish ...

Ryan to pursue Carrboro fourth seat

By MEGHAN DAVIS | January 10

Katrina Ryan, the fourth-place finisher in November's election, again will throw her name in the hat for a seat on the Carrboro Board of Aldermen, she ...

Construction cost spike alters campus blueprints

January 10

Unforeseen building costs have spelled the end of plans for an underground parking deck and have sparked hope surrounding preservation efforts for a campus ...

Race gets crowded for vacant alderman seat

By TED STRONG | January 10

James Carnahan, a Carrboro-based designer and community activist, confirmed Tuesday that he will submit an application to fill a vacancy on the Carrboro ...

Volleyball prevails for conference title

By SAM ROSENTHAL | January 10

Dec. 5 - The North Carolina volleyball team overcame ridiculous odds this season, capturing the ACC title and returning to the NCAA Tournament for the ...

Revamped hall revitalizes arts

January 10

Sept. 9 - Under the watchful eye of Chancellor James Moeser and Andy Griffith, among others, Memorial Hall officially reopened Thursday afternoon. A ...

Student Court awakened after 6-year rest

January 10

March 11 - The Student Supreme Court took prompt and decisive action Thursday night, dismissing the case against the Carolina Athletic Association at ...

Municipal elections see low turnout, turnover

January 10

This year's municipal election season came to a close Nov. 8 with most incumbents retaining their seats in office and some newcomers gaining the chance ...

New awards to honor women

By HILARY DELBRIDGE | January 10

March 24 - With a clear vision of how to fill the gap left by the retirement of the University's most prestigious award for women, officials decided Wednesday ...

Black chosen sole speaker of House

By Emma Burgin | January 10

RALEIGH, Jan. 27 - The representatives seated in the rear of the N.C. House on Wednesday were determined to be heard. Twenty Republicans - 14 of them ...

Foundation weighs new grant proposal

By KATHERINE EVANS | January 10

Oct. 7 - Less than a year after rejecting a $4.8 million funding proposal to the University, the John William Pope Foundation is considering a reworked ...

Cole, Nichol leave positions

January 10

Two of the UNC's most prestigious schools spent much of the year in a state of transition as the schools of Law and Journalism and Mass Communication ...

Kannapolis juiced about research

By STEPHEN MOORE | January 10

KANNAPOLIS, Sept. 13 - Rising slowly from his seat, David Murdock, 81, stepped to the microphone and gazed out at the immense crowd. His wrinkled hands ...

Roberts sworn in as chief justice

By STEPHEN MOORE | January 10

Sept. 30 - Almost 25 years after serving as a clerk to then-Associate Justice William Rehnquist, John Roberts was sworn in Thursday to replace his former ...

Lottery progresses despite allegations

January 10

The N.C. State Educational Lottery beat the odds in 2005. After almost 12 years of debate in the N.C. General Assembly, a lottery bill passed both ...

Broad cedes top spot

January 10

UNC-system President Molly Broad announced April 6 her plan to retire from the helm of the nation's oldest public university system in the next year. During ...