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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Swimming and Diving

Officials Alert Campus After Recent Assault

By Natalie Harrison | July 12

Officials Alert Campus After Recent Assault By Natalie Harrison Staff Writer UNC police continue to warn students and faculty to be careful when walking ...

Hersh Keeps Muse, Busts Mold

By Russ Lane Managing Editor | July 12

Hersh Keeps Muse, Busts Mold By Russ Lane Managing Editor Don't expect Kristin Hersh to fall into the "female confessional singer-songwriter" category. ...

`Baby Boy' Deserves Spanking

By Adrial Dale | July 5

The newest John Singleton movie, 'Baby Boy,' argues black people degrade themselves and their culture. It's an interesting argument, but the message ...

Double Dutch: fireworks

By Daniele Eubanks | July 5

A celebratory event that guarantees body-shaking explosions, breathless "oohs" and "aaahhs", and smoke-shrouded bodies is a sure way to get people together. ...

Council Approves Rezoning

By Matt Viser | July 5

The Town Council approved a University rezoning proposal Monday, placing UNC one step closer to the implementation of its Master Plan. In an 8-1 vote, ...

Classrooms Get Atomic Clocks

By Emily Drum | July 5

UNC students have one less excuse for being late to class. This spring, the University began installation into classrooms of a system of highly accurate ...

Editor Seeks Readers' Feedback

By Brian Frederick | July 5

I'm glad to be back on the editorial side of The Daily Tar Heel. When I took over the reins as editor this summer, my year long stint as DTH ombudsman ...

Waldrop Appointed By BOG

By Geoff Wessel | July 5

Former Morehead Scholar and UNC track star Tony Waldrop has been tapped as UNC's new vice chancellor for research, university officials announced June ...

University and City briefs

By Staff Editor | July 5

Survey: UNC Libraries Among Best in Nation UNC-Chapel Hill is one of three N.C. research universities that ranked high in a recently released survey ...

McCain Explores Love for Jesus

By Sarah Kucharski | July 5

On what Edwin McCain calls his best album to date, Far From Over, the typically ballad-driven singer-songwriter explores his inner folk-rock and blues ...

Bizarre Ending Ruins 'A.I.'

By Adrial Dale | July 5

'A.I. Artificial Intelligence' is a new and improved, futuristic 'Pinocchio,' but with the boy composed of doohickeys and gadgets rather than the familiar ...

Further in Time Combines Multiculturalism, Music

By Russ Lane | July 5

Just as romance gives way to reality in life, novelty gives way to quality in the realm of world music. You can only get by on ingenuity for so long -- ...

Waldorf, Brown to Leave Office Next Year

By Matt Viser | July 5

The mayor's gavel and at least three seats on the Town Council will be up for grabs in the November elections. Last week, Mayor Rosemary Waldorf announced ...

Dunst `Beautiful;' Film `Crazy'

By Jonathan Miller | July 5

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University Brings Technology Into Classes, Research

By Natalie Harrison | July 5

University officials are united in praising efforts to integrate technology and education on campus, and say they have high goals for the future. The ...

Boy Scouts Down But Not Out

By Ashley Williams | July 5

Despite the Boy Scouts of America's decision to exclude homosexual members and volunteers, Chapel Hill's troops have not had trouble raising funds and ...

Student Assaulted Near Coker Arboretum

By Geoff Wessel | July 5

An assault earlier this week prompted UNC officials to remind the University community of the importance of taking safety precautions on campus. According ...

Area Schools Report Increased Test Scores

By Ashley Williams | July 5

Reading and math test scores for pupils in grades 3 through 8 continue to rise for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. Reading proficiency for the district ...

Film Chronicles Dot-Com Woes

By Allyson Shaffer | July 5

'Startup.com' may be a documentary, but not in the National Geographic 'this is how tiger's mate' style of film. Instead, it has a strong story-like, ...

Groups Take Initiative to Advertise

By Jennifer White | July 5

Did you come to college with a desire to play in the band, champion a social issue or join a Bible study? Maybe your interests lie in photography, or ...