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Financial aid deadline is approaching

By MARTA OSTROWSKI | February 22

As the application deadline for need-based financial aid draws near, more students might learn this year that they are eligible for funds to cover tuition ...

Dearmin prepares to select Cabinet

By MARTA OSTROWSKI | February 22

Student officials are on the lookout for dedicated and passionate students who display a desire to create change at the University. With student body ...

Nonresidents pay tab when leaders cut funds

By India Autry | February 22

Out-of-state students pay more than the cost of attending the University, and the difference might make up for reduced state funds, experts say. The ...

Town looks at park plans

By JAKE POTTER | February 22

The details of a proposal to create what some town parks and recreation officials are already calling the area’s future “flagship park” ...

Bill to push primary to forefront

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | February 22

A bill proposed in the N.C. Senate would move presidential primaries in North Carolina forward to February, placing increased focus on the state and its ...

Panelists look to cross divide

By STACEY CARLESS | February 22

A group of four Palestinians and four Israelis sailed to Antarctica in January 2004 to conquer an insurmountable mountain as a symbol of peace. The ...

Differing ideologies divide dean search

By KATHERINE EVANS | February 22

It has been 25 years since UNC’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication has searched for a new leader. During that time, enrollment at the ...

Drug policy up for review

By GEORGIA CHERRY | February 22

Four football players have been arrested and charged in marijuana-related incidents this year, spurring a wave of attention toward the drug policy for ...

Mandate beats out the market

By ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY | February 22

The pressures of market-driven education are taking a toll on the nation’s colleges and universities, a recent report states, but UNC-system administrators ...

Wildcats' zone defense trips up UNC

By MARY DUBY | February 21

The one-goal game. It’s plagued the North Carolina women’s lacrosse team for two seasons and reared its head again Sunday as the Tar Heels ...

Shifts for Greensboro are internal

February 21

GREENSBORO — When UNC-Greensboro officials speak of change for the university, the image that comes to mind does not include dozens of mack trucks ...

Carrboro concert ends aid series

By LAURA OLENIACZ | February 21

About 30 people gathered together Sunday night in Carrboro to support a charitable cause, help facilitate peace and appreciate musical diversity at a ...

Turnover of deans emerges as a trend

By RACHEL BROCK | February 21

Joanne Marshall doesn’t regret her decision to step down from one of the University’s most prestigious positions to pursue her true interests ...

UNC ends as runners-up

By MEAGHAN COLE | February 21

Led by the work-horse efforts of its seniors, the North Carolina track and field team lived up to expectations for the ACC Indoor Championships this weekend ...

Tuition doesn't reflect true cost

By KATHERINE EVANS | February 21

As the threat of tuition hikes looms on the horizon, nonresident students are facing the prospect of paying even more than what it takes to educate them. If ...

Carrboro leaders to lobby for taxes

By MICHAEL TODD | February 21

Carrboro’s Board of Aldermen is proposing increases to a pair of taxes in an effort to stimulate funding for the town’s public transportation ...

Edwards aims to bridge divide

By LINDSAY MICHEL | February 21

Propelled by his undeniable charisma, one of UNC’s newest and most famous professors navigated through a sea of energetic students and faculty Friday ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | February 21

Wallet taken from locker in Fetzer Gym on Thursday A wallet containing cash, a credit card and a debit card — totaling $60 — was stolen ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | February 21

An N.C. State University engineering master’s student was arrested about 11:50 p.m. Saturday and charged with assault on a government official, ...

Program helps hispanics with finance

By MONA SONI | February 21

During tax season, local Latinos seeking help with their finances can turn to a community outreach group. El Centro Latino, at 101 Lloyd St. in Carrboro, ...