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UNC volleyball takes down Notre Dame, 3-1, bouncing back from three-game losing streak

| November 15

Men's Golf

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 26

A mother’s report that her preschool-aged child was sexually assaulted has led to the filing of petitions of attempted first-degree ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 26

Council to hold public forum on town’s budget tonight The Chapel Hill Town Council will hold a public forum on the 2005-06 budget and related ...

Lt. Gov. revisits fourth grade

January 26

For many elementary school students, the closest contact they have with their state leaders is through a textbook. But for the fourth-grade classes ...

County to reform high schools

By LIZ STANLEY | January 26

The Orange County Board of Education hopes its approval of a high-school reform timeline will help schools move one step closer to making the grade in ...

Students connect with Israeli heritage

By JACQUELINE BRILL | January 26

Colin Sutker spent the worst night of his life during his winter excursion to Israel. He was sick and stuck sleeping in a tent shared by 200 people while ...

Carrboro annexes 2 areas

January 26

Residents fighting annexation into one local town received perhaps the final blow to their cause Tuesday evening. After months of debate, the Carrboro ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 26

Today — A public hearing will be held at 5 p.m. in 383 Phillips Hall to discuss revisions to the section of the Student Code that deals with the ...

Song, dance aid relief effort

By JACKI SPIES | January 25

Melodies radiating from the Great Hall could be heard Monday night as a cappella and dance groups preformed to raise money for Southeast Asia. The ...

Parents target trials of raising teens

By SAM SHEPARD | January 25

Local high school organizations sponsored a forum Monday night, with the goal of educating parents about different ways to communicate effectively with ...

Local legends may see honor

By DANIEL SCHWIND | January 25

Seven weeks after the Chapel Hill Town Council voted to rename Airport Road to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the council is looking at taking on another ...

Police log for Jan. 25

January 25

- Chapel Hill police arrested a local man at 2 a.m. Monday and charged him with one felony count of strangulation and two misdemeanor counts of ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 25

Town Council, Commissioners to join homelessness plan Both the Chapel Hill Town Council and the Orange County Board of Commissioners agreed Monday ...

Body vetoes hike in fees

January 25

A last-minute proposal to increase student fees by $150 was deemed inappropriate by the Student Fee Audit Committee on Monday night. The proposal — ...

Illinois' plan for tuition offers model

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | January 25

If the UNC system likes what it sees, it could mimic a tuition-certainty policy that has maintained costs in the University of Illinois system. In ...

Officials predict change for CAA

By ERIN ZUREICK | January 25

The tensions that have escalated between members of student government and the Carolina Athletic Association will reach a breaking point Wednesday with ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 25

UNC Press reports incidents of forgery with 5 checks UNC Press reported Friday that five checks had been forged in the press account by unknown subjects, ...

Defense reappears for UNC

By Jacob Karabell | January 25

After North Carolina fell to Maryland 92-77 on Jan. 9, UNC coach Sylvia Hatchell said she was late to the press room because she was looking for someone ...

Jensen snags endorsement from Dems.

By ELIZABETH BLACK | January 25

After a fiery debate Monday, Tom Jensen took home the Young Democrats’ endorsement in the first forum of this year’s student body president ...

Medicaid burdens rural counties

By KAVITA PILLAI | January 25

Rural counties in North Carolina are in desperate need of relief from rising Medicaid costs, but the state’s budget situation is unlikely to offer ...

Insko's priorities include voting

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 25

Rep. Verla Insko might not have been worried about ballot-counting on Election Day — she ran unopposed — but the Orange County Democrat has ...