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

| January 12

Women's lacrosse

Less-Experienced BOG To Take Helm in June

By Koen de Vries | April 18

As the UNC-system Board of Governors prepares to deal with issues such as re-examining its tuition-setting policy and weathering a state budget shortfall, ...

Panel Mulls Reparations' Merits

By Elizabeth Parrott | April 18

Five UNC professors with diverse specialties gathered Tuesday night in a forum arranged by the Organization for African Students Interest and Solidarity ...

Students' Work Airs On UNC-TV

By Rachel Clarke | April 18

Student producers, cinematographers and writers crammed into UNC-TV studios Tuesday, rushing to edit their air pollution documentary in time for its 7:30 ...

Students Sought to Fill Posts

By Eric Meehan | April 18

Student government officials are urging students who want the chance to get involved at UNC to apply for a number of external committee appointments.Students ...

Programs to Help Repeat Offenders

By James Miller | April 18

The charges against them commonly range from shoplifting to felony possession of drugs with intent to sell.They are an established feature of Orange County's ...

Running Horowitz Column Gave Legitimacy to His Views

By Brian Frederick | April 18

The Daily Tar Heel, and Editor Matt Dees in particular, has been duped. An ignorant, egotistical bully has conned the DTH into furthering his views. And ...

UNC's Callaway Snags ACC Weekly Honor

April 18

Brent Callaway earns this week's ACC Men's Performer of the Week after the Tar Heel Invitational on Saturday that included a personal best and a NCAA ...

UNC Puts Its Money on Genomics Research

By Blake Rosser | April 18

UNC could be teetering on the precipice of a scientific breakthrough of extraordinary proportions.Thanks to $245 million in public and private funding ...

Congress Member Wants More Debate on CAA Inquiry

By Rob Leichner | April 18

If Congress member Tony Larson has anything to say about it, an investigation of the Carolina Athletic Association might still be on Student Congress' ...

Young Calls for Special Election To Fill Congress

By Karey Wutkowski | April 18

Complaints about the large number of vacant seats in Student Congress prompted Student Body President Justin Young on Tuesday to call for a special election ...

Rare Procedure Offers Transplant Hope

By Rachel Nyden | April 18

Kristina Wenger felt she had no choice when she entered the operating room in 1998 and donated a portion of her liver to her husband, Bruce, saving his ...

UNC Plan Provokes Commissioners' Concerns

By Ben Gullett | April 18

The Orange County Board of Commissioners voiced concerns Tuesday that University plans to expand could strain schools, the transit system and the environment.UNC ...

Baseball Quiets Pirate Supporters

April 18

East Carolina's baseball fans were loud, but North Carolina's bats spoke louder in Tuesday night's 6-3 nonconference win.With the win against No. 19 ECU, ...

`Failure' Is Such a Relative Term

By Dan Satter | April 18

Finally decided what I want to be if I ever grow up: a failure.Stop laughing. Wouldn't a red carpet, silver-spooned, served-on-a-platter existence be ...

Men's Tennis Defeats\Tigers, Earns No. 2 Seed

April 17

CLEMSON, S.C. -- North Carolina senior Chad Riley outlasted Kevin Gottfried 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-3) to clinch North Carolina's 5-2 victory at Clemson on Sunday. ...

Pinchbeck Overcomes Adversity

By Akilah Nelson | April 17

Any given afternoon at Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center, Kate Pinchbeck's singles match will grab your attention.Pinchbeck, who has played No. 2 and No. 3 ...

UNC Sets Sights on Telescope Project

April 17

Imagine being able to observe and examine, through millions of miles of darkness, live images of light as faint as a burning candle on the moon -- right ...

Police Roundup 04/17/01

By Staff Editor | April 17

UniversitySunday, April 15A Fayetteville resident reported the larceny of her purse to University police at 7:20 p.m. She said she left her purse in the ...

Town Gets Fast Japanese Food

By Isaac Groves | April 17

The Kurama Japanese Seafood and Steak House -- Sushi Bar opened an express location on Columbia Street last week. The Kurama Express in Chapel Hill is ...

State House Approves Student BOG Vote

By Michael Handy | April 17

RALEIGH -- After a brief debate, the N.C. House approved a bill Monday that calls for a student vote on the Board of Governors and sent the proposal to ...