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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

Police log for March 22, 2011

By From staff and wire reports | March 21

Someone stole a white 1998 Mitsubishi Mirage DE between midnight and 3:05 a.m. Sunday at 137 E. Franklin St., according to Chapel Hill police reports. ...

Be wary of sexism in Snoop’s lyrics

By Matthew Moran | March 21

Snoop Dogg is coming to campus this April, thanks to all of the students who voted in Electronic Arts’ promotional contest.

Tar Heel improved the lives of community members

By Letter to the Editor | March 21

TO THE EDITOR: Huge kudos to 2010 UNC Homecoming Queen Monica Doyle, who created, directed and so graciously hosted Saturday night an event called “A ...

Shelter location not an issue for children safety

By Letter to the Editor | March 21

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing in support of the Inter-Faith Council’s plan to build its new Community House at 1315 Martin Luther King Jr.

Shelter should not be built next to childcare facility

By Letter to the Editor | March 21

TO THE EDITOR: An important factor missing from current discussions of IFC’s Community House plan is data from professionals on crimes and a safety ...

A real role for technology

By Cameron Parker | March 21

When today’s college students began school, there was hardly any technology in the classroom. By the time we graduated from high school, it was ubiquitous. ...

All days that end in ‘Y’: Time to abandon the traditional ban on Sunday liquor sales

By Editorial Board | March 21

North Carolina legislators are considering allowing ABC stores to sell alcohol on Sunday. If it passes, Senate Bill 277 would repeal a blue law that has ...

Protect Governor’s School: Few state investments are more enriching for students

By Editorial Board | March 21

For many students, one of the most cherished memories from their high school years was their experience at Governor’s School.

Greek Week philanthropy enough to bridge gap

By Letter to the Editor | March 21

TO THE EDITOR: Greek Week. The very name elicits reactions ranging from a dismissive groan to the overly animated “sign me up for everything” attitude. ...

Loose lips sink ships: Thomas Ross needs to clarify his budget cut remarks

By Editorial Board | March 21

Thomas Ross’ comment during Sunshine Week that the system could see up to a 30 percent cut seemed inexplicable.

Following its peers would have major consequences for UNC

By Editorial Board | March 21

There is a growing movement among flagship state universities around the nation to sever financial ties with their respective states.

Protect immigrant students: Educational opportunity for immigrants ?needs, if anything, to be expanded

By Editorial Board | March 21

Immigration is a contentious issue in North Carolina and the nation. But over the past year, our state has made progress by lowering the barriers of entry ...

Boobs and babies and jobs, oh my!

By Sarah Dugan | March 21

Boobs — we can all agree that they are pretty great. It is becoming widely recognized that “breast is best” — that breast feeding is better ...

UNC gymnasts grab ?fth EAGL title, earn NCAA berth

By Brooke Pryor | March 21

Every team believes it can win. But the day before Saturday’s East Atlantic Gymnastics League championship, North Carolina gymnasts listed 67 reasons ...

North Carolina named a top solar state in 2010

By Estes Gould | March 21

Despite the still struggling economy, 2010 was the breakout year for solar power, according to a report.

Echoing Green president speaks at UNC on social entrepreneurship

By Jacqueline Kantor | March 21

Despite the sobering topic of her talk — the struggle of entrepreneurs in rapidly changing times — Cheryl Dorsey spoke with an evident enthusiasm ...

UNC’s Maymester and summer sessions to offer more classes

By Paula Seligson | March 21

As students begin registering for summer classes today, they will find more options at a price not affected by budget constraints.

UNC gears up for third ‘Humans vs. Zombies’ battle

By Chelsea Bailey | March 21

The five-day manhunt that pits students posing as humans and zombies, respectively, began Monday. With more than 400 players — and only 12 zombies as ...

Part of Manning Drive to close on weekends for construction

By Katyayani Jhaveri | March 21

For at least 13 upcoming weekends, the portion of Manning Drive between West Drive and South Columbia Street will be closed off due to the construction ...

Esteemed professor George Rabinowitz dies at 67

By Jessica Kennedy | March 21

Political science professor George Rabinowitz died Friday from a heart attack in Trondheim, Norway at a bus stop. He was 67. Rabinowitz’s legacy spans ...