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Campuses Find Individual Solutions to Budget Cuts

By Matt Hanson | October 21

Officials at most of the 16 UNC-system campuses will strive to protect quality of education and campus safety measures in their final budget plans. The ...

Field Hockey Falters Against Demon Deacons

October 21

WINSTON-SALEM -- The North Carolina field hockey team fell 2-0 at Wake Forest on Sunday in what was considered a nonconference matchup. With the loss, ...

School Officials Plan For Healthier Meals

By Billy Corriher | October 21

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education is planning to assess the nutritional value of certain snack foods offered in schools and explore ...

Cuts to NIH Could Decrease Money to UNC

By Amanda Jepsen | October 21

UNC-Chapel Hill researchers might be hard-pressed to obtain new research grants from the National Institutes of Health if the U.S. Congress remains deadlocked ...

UNC Officials to Continue Water Conservation

By Daniel Thigpen | October 21

Although Chapel Hill and Carrboro were the most recent towns to lighten up on their water restrictions, don't expect the University to follow suit. UNC ...

GPSF to Give Town Council Petition Opposing Duplex Ban

By Arman Tolentino | October 21

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation will present a petition to the Chapel Hill Town Council tonight opposing aspects of the town's development ...

Carnivores Have the Most Fun; Vegans Miss Meat of the Issue

By Staff Editor | October 21

Steak. Beef. Veal. Ham. As a guy, I take great primal joy in eating stuff that's previously been alive and is now fried, grilled or broiled to perfection. ...

Virginia Victimizes UNC in 2nd-Half Surge

By Kelly Lusk | October 21

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Darian Durant stood on the sideline, a backward baseball hat replacing his football helmet, frustration etched on his face. North ...

UNC Aids State In Combatting Nurse Deficit

By Lance Johnson | October 21

An ongoing national nursing shortage means that although nursing students face severe working conditions, their opportunities are limitless, UNC officials ...

Resident Lobbies to Post Signs on Utility Poles

By Laura Hinson | October 21

After facing opposition from some residents, the Chapel Hill Town Council could reconsider a ban that prohibits posting signs on utility poles. Town ...

American Jewish Congress Files Lawsuit

By Kathryn Roebuck | October 21

The American Jewish Congress is suing the federal agency that oversees AmeriCorps and other volunteer organizations because it claims volunteers taught ...

UNC Right To Consult Conscience

By Staff Editor | October 21

UNC-Chapel Hill has a pretty big ego. We're a community of just a few thousand people -- of professors, students and staff scurrying about campus while ...

Committee Drafts Report for Personnel System

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | October 21

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe Staff Writer In August 2001, Chancellor James Moeser challenged the Personnel Flexibility Committee to come up with the perfect ...

Bond Tagged for 3rd High School

By Michael Davis | October 21

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education agreed Thursday to shift 2001 bond funding to the construction of a third high school. Faced ...

OWASA Drops Water Restrictions to Stage 2, Will Review Policies

By Jon Dougherty | October 21

Following an Orange Water and Sewer Authority recommendation, the towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro, along with the rest of Orange County, stepped down ...

ASG Creates Student Administrator Post

By Elyse Ashburn | October 21

WILMINGTON -- The UNC-system Association of Student Governments created a position for a vice president of administration at its meeting Saturday -- a ...

1st Weekend Fares Well

By Gillian Bolsover | October 21

"Do you have a towel? My tail's all wet," shouted Gerald Cook to his wife, Jill, after sloshing off the white-water-rapid ride Sunday morning. For the ...

Council to Settle Duplex Debate

By Jon Dougherty | October 21

Months of debate and disagreement over the continued existence of duplexes in Chapel Hill might be settled tonight at the Town Council's business meeting. The ...

Upcoming UNC Basketball Season, Coach Doherty's Jump Shot Excite UNC Fan

By Staff Editor | October 21

TO THE EDITOR: I read the accounts of the midnight start of the basketball season, and I, like all of you, look forward to our return to prominence. ...

Outside Ambitions Curb Matsen's Running Habits

By Chris Gilfillan | October 21

Lacing up on a morning in mid-September, former UNC women's cross country runner Susanna Matsen decided she'd test the limits of her arthritic knees. "Life ...