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

| September 29

Men's Golf

Digital storage may be in UNC libraries' future

By JACKI SPIES | April 26

Stacks of novels and academic journals line the shelves of the University’s libraries. Members of the campus community can access those works ...

Bowles will let search process run its course

By STEPHEN MOORE | April 26

After announcing his hopes to become the next UNC-system president, Erskine Bowles is taking a step back in an attempt to let the selection process run ...

Domina makes ACC waves

April 26

In a season marked by tough losses, the relatively inexperienced North Carolina rowing team found a pair of bright spots in the performance of All-ACC ...

Campus briefs

April 26

Student arrested on public urination, marijuana charges Timothy Grinder, 19, of 446 Morrison Residence Hall, was charged Saturday with possession of ...

Downtown coffee shop puts the 'bar' in barista

April 26

The sounds of classical music waft through the fragrant daytime air inside 138 E. Franklin St. as students, professors and locals enjoy their meals. But ...

City briefs

April 26

Council sends downtown projects back to boards The Chapel Hill Town Council referred the proposed 2005 Downtown Improvement Projects back to three ...

Legislators slow down cold medicine proposal

By JOE NGAN | April 26

The move to restrict sales of some cold medicines used to make methamphetamine, a highly addictive illegal drug, hit a speed bump Thursday when some legislators ...

Officials: 4 cases are a coincidence

By Alex Robinson | April 26

Campus officials are attempting to quell the fears of students and parents in the midst of a fourth investigation this year into a case of meningococcal ...

Calendar

April 26

Today — Chancellor James Moeser will host an open house for students from 4 to 5 p.m. in the multi-purpose room of the Sonya Haynes Stone Center ...

Police log for April 26

April 26

-A UNC Hospitals employee reported being the victim of strong armed robbery at 12:05 a.m. Monday, Chapel Hill police reports state. Reports state that ...

A 'temporary' change

By DAN SCHWIND | April 26

After months of escalated tensions between the Chapel Hill Town Council and the University, there might be light at the end of the tunnel. The council ...

Area to boost focus on cuts to emissions

By SAM SHEPARD | April 26

Local experts shared perspectives on striving toward a healthier community during an area workshop Monday. Community health and stability dominated ...

Bias in the workplace goes beyond race, sex

By KATHY CHO | April 26

White men with bachelor’s degrees earn about $14,000 more per year than anyone else with the same level of education. Not surprised? Try this: ...

Where everyone knows your name

By JULIA FURLONG | April 26

Blenders are buzzing, burgers are sizzling and oldies are drifting gently through the bright booths of Sutton’s Drug Store at lunch hour. Listen ...

Bill fuels abortion debates

By VICTORIA WILSON | April 26

If a piece of legislation in the state House passes, filling a birth control prescription in North Carolina might get a little bit more difficult. Some ...

Area students turn off television's bright lights

By MONA SONI | April 26

Television programs hoping to climb the Nielsen Ratings Index might want to pick another week to unveil their big plot twist or guest star. Students ...

RIAA can't get student's name

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | April 26

Almost two weeks ago, a federal judge rejected a request to reveal the identities of two UNC-system students accused of music-swapping practices that ...

Dreaming of college

By India Autry | April 26

A Chapel Hill High School junior, who has lived in town for more than six years, will graduate next year. But he will have to wait for a legislative ...

Hillsborough assays Churton St. proposal

April 26

Historic downtown Hillsborough soon will get a face-lift, but interested parties want to ensure the look is one everyone can live with. Monday night, ...

Public gets crack at budget

By LIZ STANLEY | April 26

County schools leaders have a laundry list of budgetary needs for next fiscal year, although most of those priorities would only work to maintain the ...