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School of Americas Goes Against United States' Democratic Spirit

By Staff Editor | January 21

Some folks at UNC spend a lot of time extolling the virtues of "our great nation." They praise what they call our "Western ideals" and enjoin us, as an ...

Solid Backcourt Play Paces Tar Heels in Loss

By Tim Candon | January 21

With just less than six minutes to go in Monday's game against Duke, North Carolina shooting guard Coretta Brown dished to teammate Kenya McBee, who made ...

Protesters Condemn Executions

By Emma Burgin | January 21

RALEIGH -- More than 100 ralliers weathered the cold in front of Gov. Mike Easley's mansion Saturday to show support for death row inmate Henry Lee Hunt, ...

GOP Leaders Seek Unity in Speaker Fight

By Jennifer Samuels | January 21

State Republican leaders are scrambling to unify party members after N.C. House Minority Leader Leo Daughtry, R-Johnston, announced Sunday that he does ...

Honor Court Review Close to Conclusion

By Daniel Thigpen | January 21

After more than a year in the making, the most comprehensive review of the student judicial system in three decades is moving closer to conclusion. On ...

Gov. Easley to Address Chamber of Commerce

By Billy Corriher | January 21

Gov. Mike Easley will be the keynote speaker at the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce's annual meeting at the Carolina Club in UNC's Alumni Center. Easley ...

2nd-Stringers Flourish In UNC Dual Meet Wins

By Mike Martinez | January 21

North Carolina wrestling coach Bill Lam had plenty of reasons to be pleased with his team after it thrashed Anderson College 42-0 and UNC-Greensboro 36-9 ...

Wrestling Pummels UNC-G, Anderson

By Daniel Blank | January 21

Like a lion circling his prey, North Carolina wrestler Chris Rodrigues waited until Tony Stewart of UNC-Greensboro let his guard down before pouncing ...

Tenacity, Toughness Define Fuhrer's UNC Career

By Hunter Powell | January 21

For Frank Fuhrer, being compared to a bulldog was a compliment. Scrappiness, leadership and tenacity are all qualities that helped Fuhrer earn his nickname, ...

Officials Ask for Tougher Restrictions

By David Allen | January 17

Local government officials on Thursday sent the Orange Water and Sewer Authority back to tweak its water-use ordinance before it comes to a vote next ...

N.C. OKs New ID Theft Protections

By Faye Fernandes | January 17

A new initiative designed to deter identity theft by promoting awareness in consumers, businesses and law enforcement agencies was announced Wednesday ...

Tar Heels Ready for Up-Tempo UConn

January 17

On paper, they've had about as different seasons as two basketball teams could have. North Carolina has played a challenging out-of-conference schedule ...

Volcano Study Gets Discovered

By Caroline Kornegay | January 17

Sitting in his office in Mitchell Hall, UNC geology Professor Jonathan Lees is surrounded by computers and microphones. Monitors, updated every 10 minutes, ...

Barometer

By Staff Editor | January 17

Flurry of Activity Freezing rain and snow are predicted for the Triangle this weekend. Students can find creative ways to have fun in the snow by sliding ...

Enrollment Funds Decision Depends on Leaders, Budget

By India Autry | January 17

Budget constraints and shifting leadership make it unclear whether the N.C. General Assembly will commit to funding continually the UNC system's enrollment ...

Soaring UNC Dispatches Tigers, Awaits Blue Devils

January 17

CLEMSON, S.C. -- Candace Sutton scored 15 points, including eight during a decisive second-half run, as No. 8 North Carolina won its 12th straight with ...

U.S. Power, Restraint Fulfill Mission of Preserving Liberty

By Staff Editor | January 17

The country we are fortunate to call home is wonderfully strange within the community of nations. In the United States we possess the ability to shape ...

Task Force to Pick Security Guards

By Emily Steel | January 17

In a couple of weeks, some students will be paid between $6 and $7 per hour to patrol campus in the middle of the night. In efforts to increase campus ...

Carolina R.O.C.T.S. Organizing Community Projects for MLK Day

By Staff Editor | January 17

TO THE EDITOR: Rejuvenating Our Community Through Service is organizing the third annual Day for Service this Monday. It will be one of many programs ...

Senior Gives New Life to Forest Theatre

By Tina Chang | January 17

Drama began thousands of years ago in outdoor amphitheaters, and UNC senior Sonya Dowhaluk aims to recreate that experience for theatergoers. For her ...