After taking the leading roles in the drama of last year's election for student body president, former candidates are looking favorably at legislation ...
Read More »George Porter is not doing well. He's having trouble breathing, lying on a stretcher surrounded by five licensed practical nurses in Carrington Hall ...
Read More »Environmental scientist Joel Schwartz took on the task of altering what he sees as a popular misconception Monday night, saying most doom-and-gloom environmental ...
Read More »Displays of brightly colored shirts and ties greeted friends and family members Monday night as they gathered to taste wine and preview the fall 2004 ...
Read More »A $3 million research grant has created the RTI-UNC Center of Excellence in Health Promotion Economics to focus on establishing practical tools to help ...
Read More »"No service" is never a desired screen saver on any student's cell phone. But Cingular Wireless' new tower on top of Greenlaw Hall, activated Friday, ...
Read More »With construction equipment still rumbling across many UNC-system campuses, the system's governing body already is looking past phase one of its ambitious ...
Read More »As the ball deflected off the hands of North Carolina defensive end Melik Brown, it quickly became apparent the ball wasn't going to find its intended ...
Read More »Members of campus political organizations have shifted to the second phase of their three-pronged attack to get out the vote. The deadline for the voter ...
Read More »Chapel Hill and Carrboro are familiar with change. But a report issued recently by a county task force says the area has more to do to protect its future. Led ...
Read More »Women's hoops tickets go on sale to University faculty Season tickets for women's basketball are on sale to current and retired University faculty and ...
Read More »My words shouldn't be filling this space. Those of you who are regular readers of Robin Sinhababu's Tuesday column likely have noted that already. But ...
Read More »After two years dedicated to serving the area's Hispanic community at the nonprofit El Centro Latino in Carrboro, Executive Director Hector Perez will ...
Read More »Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools are investigating why some groups of students perform better than others on their first attempts on end-of-grade tests. A ...
Read More »While President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry are quick to criticize each other's tactics on homeland security, their platforms ...
Read More »Those who went to the "Jam for Change" on Sunday night were greeted by local music, Asian-American cuisine and a President Bush voodoo doll. Fuse, a ...
Read More »Same-sex couples holding hands and kissing in the Pit drew claps and cheers from onlookers during lunch Friday. About 30 students made a circle in the ...
Read More »IBM is working to better inform the Latino public of available technological opportunities by providing information services to North Carolina communities. Carrboro-based ...
Read More »T.J. Abrams decided two summers ago to go to Mississippi, step out of his comfort zone and into an area where he had never been before. Abrams, the president ...
Read More »During Saturday's football game against N.C. State, University administrators and members of the Board of Trustees enjoyed cookies, hot dogs, popcorn ...
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