Campus construction recently has put a major strain on the amount of field space available for student recreation. With last week's announcement that ...
Read More »After the Carolina blue graduation caps have been tossed and the photos have been taken next to the Old Well, many seniors leave UNC and stop leaving ...
Read More »It's not as if the North Carolina women's soccer team hasn't had to deal with injuries before. But it's not often that the nation's best returning player ...
Read More »The fight against fat is a losing battle for North Carolina's youth, but a new federal grant is trying to help them develop more healthy habits. The ...
Read More »Folks, it's folk. Like "Puff the Magic Dragon" but without the fire-breathing drug references, Ray LaMontagne softly slides onto the scene with - what ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: This is a response to Abby Youngken's letter to the editor on Tuesday about the ongoing debate in Student Congress regarding stipends ...
Read More »- "The Devil Wears Prada," Lauren Weisberger - This book is a hilarious portrayal of Andi, a recent college graduate and an aspiring writer for "The New ...
Read More »You won't find any Dollywood or Graceland here. The Features' new album, Exhibit A, flaunts the emergence of a new Tennessee sound marked by the spirit ...
Read More »The Chapel Hill Police Department has gained national recognition for pioneering a community watch program that aims to reduce crime among local businesses. The ...
Read More »Tensions rose Wednesday night as the UNC Young Democrats and the College Republicans held their first debate of the semester. The debate, sponsored by ...
Read More »On Oct. 4, 1957, as countries around the world battled for technological dominance in the height of the atomic era, the USSR launched Sputnik I. Even ...
Read More »Local businesses will soon see $38,000 floating around town in the form of gift certificates issued by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce. A ...
Read More »Green Day has experienced growth eerily mirroring puberty. Dookie and Insomniac's lively, yet juvenile, ranting was reminiscent of foul-mouthed youth, ...
Read More »North Carolina is full of places that boast a small-town atmosphere, but many of them now must face the challenge of maintaining that image among an influx ...
Read More »Student fees should be increased only if the students paying them will benefit, said members of the Chancellor's Committee on Student Fees during their ...
Read More »The Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence will host blues musicians John Dee Holeman and Billy Stevens today as part of the "Thursdays on the Terrace" ...
Read More »Political debates are as old as politics itself, and experts say everything from image to rhetorical style play into who wins. With a close race, whoever ...
Read More »Though officials aren't exactly sure why enrollment growth has slowed this year for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, they say the budgetary effects ...
Read More »A roomful of more than 100 inquiring minds gathered Wednesday night to hear Ken Felder's perspective about how people can incite change in their lives. During ...
Read More »As the University of Virginia and other public universities throughout the country take strides toward privatization, UNC is standing firm in its commitment ...
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