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UNC volleyball defeats Boston College, 3-1, to remain undefeated at Carmichael

| September 29

Men's Golf

'Crash' examines racialdivides in urban society

By JOHN COGGIN | May 19

Paul Haggis’ feature debut “Crash” opens with a conversation between two cops (Don Cheadle and Jennifer Esposito) who have just been ...

Saying goodbye to a decade of DTH history

May 19

It’s been eleven years. There have been hundreds of students and more than dozens of awards, but after more than a decade, a staple of The Daily ...

Bill could grant in-state status

By LINDSAY MICHEL | May 19

Competition for scholarships at UNC-system schools could be eased if a budget bill provision passes through the N.C. House. Accompanying the $17 billion ...

Grads bid farewell

By LINDSAY MICHEL | May 19

Shades of green, yellow and neon pink accompanied the traditional Carolina blue robes as members of UNC’s 2005 graduating class entered Kenan Stadium ...

Mo' words of wisdom

By JOHN COGGIN | May 19

It’s time you guys made peace with the kids in Durham, Mo Rocca advised seniors in the first Senior Class Address on Friday. “Don’t ...

Campus briefs

May 19

New UNC faculty set out on eight-week statewide tour The University’s Tar Heel Bus Tour embarked from Chapel Hill Monday for the first leg of ...

Town council to host parking lot hearing

May 19

Plans to give the downtown area a major facelift soon might be one step closer to beginning. The Chapel Hill Town Council will hold interviews Monday ...

Officials discuss closing airport

May 19

The elephant in the room soon might be extinct. State legislators have taken the preliminary steps to allow UNC officials to close the Horace Williams ...

BOG speaks out on budget

By Emma Burgin | May 19

The UNC-system’s governing body might be losing its grip. But, as the Board of Governors demonstrated last week at its meeting, it won’t ...

NCSA chancellor resigns

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | May 19

After five years as the chancellor at North Carolina School of the Arts, Wade Hobgood resigned Friday citing the school’s financial problems as ...

Officials say provision doesn't usurp system

May 19

Despite a public outcry about a provision in the state budget that would grant tuition autonomy to UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University, officials ...

Student's thesis honors Stone

By JOHN COGGIN | May 19

Chuck Stone's legacy at the University was cemented in a documentary by masters student Chad Danford at Carroll Hall on Thursday. The film —Danford's ...

Budget might be boon for lottery

By ERIN FRANCE | May 19

Senate leadership pushed a budget through the chamber May 5 with a lottery provision that might give new life to the House lottery bill. The budget’s ...

Local teen charged in parents' murder

May 19

Correction: Due to an editing error, the March 19 article “Local teen charged in parents’ murder” misidentified the person who contacted ...

System leader search begins

By STEPHEN MOORE | May 19

Since UNC-system President Molly Broad announced her pending retirement on April 6, the state has been in an uproar debating who should be her successor. In ...

Local dispute centers could see budget cuts

By GINNY HOYLE | May 19

A local non-profit agency might be cutting back its services if the N.C. General Assembly approves the proposed state budget. The Dispute Settlement ...

Police log for April 29

April 29

- A cashier at Weaver Street Market was arrested at 2:10 a.m. Thursday for attempting to smuggle a bottle of wine out of the Carrboro Harris Teeter, ...

Area leaders review common projects

By GREGG FOUND | April 29

Government leaders from three of Orange County’s four jurisdictions updated each other Thursday on projects of common interest, though the running ...

Chancellor meets with accolades, scorn

By Stephanie Jordan | April 29

Being the leader of the University is a job that takes a lot of hits. If the University doesn’t meet its fund-raising goal, the chancellor is ...

K-12 teacher assistants ful?ll many duties

By MELODY GUYTON | April 28

Nancy Bierman, a third-grade teacher’s assistant at McDougle Elementary School, sits outside watching students chase one another around the playground. The ...