Demonstrators Rally for Fairness in Presidential Elections

By Brook Corwin Staff Writer Republicans and Democrats marched along Franklin Street and through campus Saturday afternoon rallying for a single cause ...

Town Celebrates Arbor Day with Students

Town officials and area students gathered Friday to celebrate trees and demonstrate their dedication to preserving the environment. A 15-minute ceremony ...

A Dream Deferred: Tar Heels Fall Short of NCAA Title

NORFOLK, Va. -- For Marina DiGiacomo, it was a storybook ending. In the last game on her home field, DiGiacomo scored the first goal on a penalty corner ...

Test Your Knowledge With the DTH's Election Quiz

With all of the confusion surrounding the presidential election, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the many complicated developments. Just how much do ...

Competitors Show Spirit at Unity Games

Plenty of enthusiasm marked the third annual Unity Games as students from a variety of different backgrounds came together Friday for a day of athletic ...

Executions Lead Activist to Campaign

Capital punishment made Robert Meeropol an orphan at the age of 6. And in his lecture "Fatally Flawed: The Death Penalty From the Rosenbergs to Mumia ...

3 Suspects Rob Wachovia, Customer

Chapel Hill police are still investigating an armed robbery that occurred at Wachovia Bank on 101 Bank Drive in the Timberlyne shopping center. Reports ...

UNC's Trip to Appalachian State Marks Many Firsts

Matt Doherty, a relatively young man by coaching standards, is part of a new breed. Doherty has joined the likes of Michigan State's Tom Izzo and Florida's ...

Open Meetings Shouldn't Need Media Nudge

Now that the University and Chapel Hill town-gown relations committee has decided to open its meetings, residents and students will get the openness they ...

BOT Talks Of Growth, Tuition

Trustees approved tuition increases and discussed Master Plan blueprints at the Board of Trustees meetings Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. The ...

UNC Needs Freestanding `GCC'

The month before Thanksgiving Break stinks. The past four weeks have been nothing but midterm exams, group projects, research papers and internship applications. ...

Tar Heels Race to Lead On 1st Day of Nike Cup

The North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving teams took the lead after the first day of the Nike Cup at Koury Natatorium. The No. 9 UNC women ...

The North Carolina offense hasn't thrown for a TD in UNC Aims to Get Off Ground at Duke

Game and time: North Carolina at Duke. Kickoff is at noon. Site: Wallace Wade Stadium. TV/radio: The game will be televised regionally on JP Sports. The ...

In the Wake

It all began in the early 1970s, when energy giant Carolina Power & Light Co.

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Cunningham Aims To Push Education

A former UNC student body president elected to the N.C. Senate last week said he will use his new post to support K-12 and higher education. Senator-elect ...

Plant Neighbors Eye Expansion With Caution, Concern

With the possible on-site expansion of a nearby nuclear plant forthcoming, residents say they are less concerned with potential safety hazards than with ...

Support U.S. Democracy in the Pit

Christopher Brook I watched the elections returns Nov. 7 with a sense of awe. From 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., I was glued to the TV watching the seesaw race between ...

Trainers Treat Blood, Sweat, Tears

As a student athletic trainer, senior Anne Styers knows all too well what it is like to be compared to the team water girl.