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UNC quarterback Jacolby Criswell plans to enter the transfer portal

| January 15

Swimming and Diving

`Midnight' Showcases Doherty

By Rachel Carter | October 15

Oh, Matt Doherty, you know how to work a room. Doherty made his first entrance at "Midnight with the Tar Heels," after ESPN's Stuart Scott, acting as ...

Candidates, Residents Discuss Local Growth

By Maggie Kao | October 15

Carrboro residents expressed concerns about housing and neighborhood growth at a round-table discussion with candidates Sunday. The Citizens for Livable ...

Men's Soccer Adjusts, Cruises in Tournament

October 15

GREENSBORO -- North Carolina's stifling defense took charge, but it was the surprisingly potent offense that made its weekend victories impressive. And ...

Possible Study, Cuts to Budget Concern BOG

By Lucas Fenske | October 15

The possible loss of millions of dollars in state funding and a legislative study that might shape the Board of Governors' future cast a shadow on the ...

Women's Soccer Sloppily Defeats Wake

By Gavin Off | October 15

In between rain showers and fouls, North Carolina's women's soccer team squeaked by Wake Forest to claim sole possession of first place in the ACC. More ...

'Vanek Plays' Loses Steam by Third Act

By Jeremy Fisher | October 15

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Institute Informs Public About Day of the Dead

By Brett Garamella | October 15

Local residents and University officials celebrated the unification of the living with the dead Sunday with a slide show and presentation of artifacts. Sharon ...

UNC, Wake `Mix It Up'; Physical Play Dominates

By David Andrukonis | October 15

Motivated by revenge, sibling rivalries or both, the North Carolina women's soccer team stepped up the hits Sunday in an exceptionally physical soccer ...

Bioterrorism Training on Rise

By Nikki Werking | October 15

While the schools of medicine and public health have been involved with bioterrorism-related research for the past year, their efforts have been stepped ...

Local Police Investigate Package

By Kellie Dixon | October 15

Local officials are warning residents to be wary of suspicious mail after a Chapel Hill man received an envelope containing a white powder that he feared ...

Legislators: Poor Fiscal Predictions Not Anticipated

By Chase Foster | October 15

N.C. legislators say they did not anticipate that the economic slowdown caused by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks would create a need to trim the state ...

UNC Grabs Kick, Victory In Final Minutes

By Ian Gordon | October 15

It was an invisible brawl, a street fight smothered by a tangle of helmeted, padded bodies. No one in Kenan Stadium -- not even the players on the field ...

Program Memoralizes Victims With Trees

By Lucy Bryan | October 15

About a dozen Chapel Hill gardeners gathered Saturday morning for what started out as a routine gardening workshop. But after participants planted a ...

Peppers' Note Raises Questions

By Ian Gordon | October 15

It was just a simple note, a shout out to his basketball buddies and fans, alike. But now, Julius Peppers' name is once again on the lips of North Carolina ...

Local Residents, Dogs Celebrate Opening of Dog Park

By Jennifer Johnson | October 15

Town officials formally dedicated Chapel Hill's first dog park Saturday, though it will close today for a two-month renovation process. The dedication ...

Tar Heels' Offense Runs Over Cavs

By Kelly Lusk | October 15

He was on his way to finishing a performance he could brag about. And then, Andr

Students Propose Open Market

By Tom Kingsley | October 12

Three UNC students petitioned the Chapel Hill Town Council on Wednesday night in hopes of converting a Franklin Street parking lot into a town plaza. The ...

Forging Surrogate UNC Families

By Emily Fleming | October 12

Day Kim knows searching for a niche amid 24,000 students at UNC can be challenging, but for her and other freshmen, there's a solution: Residential Learning ...

Safe Zone Kicks Off, Offers Chance to Be LGBT Ally

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | October 12

In celebration of National Coming Out Day, the kickoff event for UNC Safe Zone -- a network of allies for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, ...

Easley to Continue University Day Tradition

By Joelle Ruben | October 12

For the UNC community, University Day is a birthday celebration. It's a chance to honor the history of UNC while envisioning its future. This year's ...