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No. 8 UNC women's soccer falls, 3-2, to No. 1 Duke to end regular season

| October 31

N.C. Agricultural & Technical State University

Time for `New York State of Mind'

By Staff Editor | October 20

Start spreading the news. Tomorrow evening, in the cathedral that is Yankee Stadium, the two-time defending world champion New York Yankees and their ...

SportSaturday - Adams Enjoying Resurgence

By Staff Editor | October 20

The renaissance that the Clemson football program is enjoying this season has brought happiness to many people. Death Valley is once again filled to the ...

Student Forum Backs Native American Activist

By Staff Editor | October 20

A Robeson County activist charged with first-degree murder might eventually face the death penalty, but not if a group of UNC students have anything to ...

Tigers Ground Game Tough to Tame

By Staff Editor | October 20

Game and time: No. 5 Clemson at North Carolina. Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. Series: Clemson leads 30-17-1. Personnel: Clemson - OT Akil Smith (lungs) and ...

UNC, Town Join Forces to Foster Harmony

By Staff Editor | October 20

Chapel Hill Mayor Rosemary Waldorf and UNC Chancellor James Moeser met on the steps of the Franklin Street post office on Thursday to announce a new strategy ...

SportSaturday - FSU's Weinke Piles Up Passing Yards

By Staff Editor | October 20

Maturity apparently isn't all that comes with age. In Chris Weinke's case, so do stellar statistics. The 28-year-old Florida State quarterback has left ...

SportSaturday - Cross Country Prepares for Postseason Feast

By Staff Editor | October 20

The regular season is not much more than a really long practice for North Carolina men and women's cross country teams. Practice is finally over on Oct. ...

Bush, Gore Debate Shows Contrast in Policy, Image

By Staff Editor | October 20

Political pundits say the third and final presidential debate was more heated and brought out the policy differences between the two front-runners. The ...

SportSaturday - Lending a Helping Hand

By Staff Editor | October 20

Holly Huff looks back through her years of college to remember what it was like when she was a freshman on the North Carolina field hockey team. She ...

SportSaturday - Upbeat Fryer Proves Steal For UNC

By Staff Editor | October 20

Duke must be kicking itself. When North Carolina's Lisa Fryer was a junior in high school, she was all set to attend a volleyball camp at UNC's archival, ...

Civil War Re-enactor's Speech Touts Battlefield Preservation

By Staff Editor | October 20

The savage-looking man on the cover of a Civil War narrative proved himself to be an intelligent and engaging speaker Thursday night when he spoke to ...

Durham Elections In Dispute

By Staff Editor | October 20

Despite allegations that the Durham County Board of Elections did not follow election protocol, state Board of Elections officials said election results ...

Panel Focuses on Domestic Violence

By Staff Editor | October 19

Frustrated by a lack of public awareness, two law student groups held a panel Tuesday night to discuss domestic violence in same-sex relationships. The ...

Blowin' up is next on agenda for local hip-hop artists

By Staff Editor | October 19

Like a clueless kid stuck on a stalled uphill roller coaster, N.C. hip hop waits restlessly for East Coast recognition. For too long, frustrated emcees, ...

Director Brings Experience Home to UNC

By Staff Editor | October 19

Discuss cheerleading, and images of Toni Basil's "Mickey" music video immediately spring to mind. It certainly did for UNC alumnus, Student Television ...

Paying With Plastic Could Cause Trouble

By Staff Editor | October 19

College students are notorious for being strapped for cash.

Congress Running Out of Money for Student Groups

By Staff Editor | October 19

A financial shortfall and increased demand for funding has Student Congress cinching its purse strings tighter when appropriating student fees to campus ...

Episcopal Bishop Sheds Light on Race Issues

By Staff Editor | October 19

The first black bishop of North Carolina's Episcopal Church brought a message of hope and perseverance to the UNC campus in his keynote speech Wednesday ...

Tyfu Spins Out of Control; Corrs Mix it Up

By Staff Editor | October 19

Tyfu Out of Control Four Stars The streetwise yin to Sankofa's positivist yang, Tyfu provides the Triangle with a much-needed hard-core hip hop presence, ...

Survey: UNC-CH Services Better Than Most System Schools'

By Staff Editor | October 19

According to a recently released UNC-system survey, the majority of system students are pleased with most of the programs their schools offer but are ...