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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

Women's Golf

Matney charged with filing false police report

By Andy Thomason | April 19

Quinn Matney, the freshman found to have lied about being victim of a hate crime, was charged Friday with filing a false police report. Matney was served ...

Solid Waste Management to hold document shred-a-thon

By From staff and wire reports | April 18

The Orange County Solid Waste Management Department will hold two free events for residents and local government employees to shred and recycle confidential ...

East Chapel Hill High student wins DNA Day Essay Contest

By From staff and wire reports | April 18

Freshman Heba Bhat of East Chapel Hill High School won a $400 prize in the American Society of Human Genetics’ sixth annual National DNA Day Essay Contest Her ...

CHCCS names new principal for Glenwood Elementary

By From staff and wire reports | April 18

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education appointed Dr. Darlene Ryan as the new principal for Glenwood Elementary School at its meeting ...

DNA research subjects view contributions as commercial

By From staff and wire reports | April 18

Legal and medical experts from UNC and Duke University have found that healthy people who contribute DNA samples for medical research see their relationship ...

Merit system not an option for UNC basketball tickets

By Letter to the Editor | April 18

TO THE EDITOR: To cite there exists a need for a “merit and punishment system” for those who “abuse” the basketball ticket policy (“Same old ...

Fight the status quo: buy Scantrons with credit cards

By Letter to the Editor | April 18

TO THE EDITOR: As Congress grapples with our national budget and the global economy continues its downward spiral, we at UNC must also come to terms ...

Planned Parenthood stats skewed and misleading

By Letter to the Editor | April 18

TO THE EDITOR: The unbalanced and biased reporting in “Planned Parenthood faces more cuts” was appalling.

Board to discuss sewer plan

By Michelle Zayed | April 18

The Orange County Board of Commissioners will discuss economic development initiatives, regional transportation issues and uses for the quarter-cent sales ...

The best workout you never tried

By Matthew Moran | April 18

Maybe you’ve heard of it. Some call it torture. For many it’s the best part of their day. CrossFit is the workout regimen that’s taking the fitness ...

Police log for April 19, 2011

By From staff and wire reports | April 18

People played loud music and possessed drug paraphernalia at 1:15 a.m. Sunday at 400 W. Rosemary St., according to Chapel Hill police reports.

The best for both sides: Yankaskas agreement a ?tting resolution, good precedent

By Editorial Board | April 18

After 18 months, Bonnie Yankaskas has some resolution. Her full professor status and salary will be restored, and the wishes of the University will be ...

Learning how to ‘right’: A required English course is the wrong writing ?x

By Editorial Board | April 18

A lot of college writing sucks. Almost everyone at UNC has reviewed a fellow student’s paper at some point and wondered how they even got into UNC, ...

A surprising ?nish: There’s opportunity for progress after ASG re-election and stipend cutbacks

By Editorial Board | April 18

The Association of Student Governments had a crucial final meeting of the school year here in Chapel Hill this past weekend.

Don’t put women’s health issues on the backburner

By Letter to the Editor | April 18

TO THE EDITOR: This is in response to Christina Geradts’ letter “Planned Parenthood stats skewed and misleading” (Apr.

Shattering results: Congress has more pressing issues to worry about

By Editorial Board | April 18

On Sept. 16 last year, I left home at 7:30 a.m. as usual to catch the bus to get to my 8 a.m. exercise physiology class. I walked my usual route to the ...

End ALE this year: With the size of the de?cit, the time is right to ?eliminate one of NC’s despicable agencies

By Editorial Board | April 18

There’s a little bit of fear in the heart of every underage drinker. We all know it’s illegal, but most of us have done it.

UNC senior’s thesis goes beyond the books

By Victoria Cook | April 18

Sarah Booker started her honors thesis at UNC. But unlike many comparative literature honors theses, it took her well beyond a book list and Wilson Library. ...

UNC’s diversity provost search team looks at redefining role

By Chelsea Bailey | April 18

At its meeting Monday, the search committee charged with selecting the next associate provost for diversity and multicultural affairs considered not only ...

SBP Mary Cooper cuts cabinet from 45 to 27

By Lydia Rusche | April 18

Student body president Mary Cooper revealed her choices for chairmen of her administration’s cabinet committees Sunday night. But more surprising ...