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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

Group Seeks Bill For Immigrants' Higher Education

By Tanner Bond | April 6

El Pueblo, a North Carolina-based Hispanic rights group, is pushing legislators to consider a bill allowing all resident Hispanics to attend state universities ...

Sinners, Let Madonna Save You

By Cameron Mitchell | April 6

I've got a secret. It involves a cult. But don't take this extremely insignificant column as me forcing my very personal beliefs upon you. Bail out now ...

Thespian Serves Up New Theater

By Michael Woods | April 6

"Theater should be about big ideas in a small space," said Paul Frellick, director of the new Deep Dish Theater Company. And Frellick definitely has a ...

Native Beauty Focus of Arboretum

By Brook Corwin | April 6

As the dogwoods bloom across campus, the Coker Arboretum is reaching its peak season of activity.The dawning of the spring season has produced an abundance ...

Curley's Breakout Season Bodes Well for Gymnastics

By Brad Broders | April 6

Prior to this season, six freshman gymnasts had qualified for NCAA regionals in the 20-year tenure of North Carolina gymnastics coach Derek Galvin.Maddy ...

UNC Splits Up for Weekend Track Meets

April 6

The North Carolina men's and women's track teams will compete at two meets this weekend. Half of both teams will travel to Austin, Texas for the Texas ...

Student Congress Swears in Speaker, New Members

By Katy Nelson | April 6

The 83rd Student Congress elected its new officers Wednesday night, setting the pace for what some members say could be an uncontentious Congress.Junior ...

Program Encourages Donations From Seniors

By Rob Leichner | April 6

With a trivia contest and campus publicity, the Office of University Development launched a program this week to educate students about the impact of ...

Artist's Escape Seeks $4,500 to Stay Open

By Matt Viser | April 6

The goal is $4,500. The deadline is Sunday. Time is running out.Several regulars of the Artist's Escape Cafe Bar and Arts Gallery started a frantic search ...

Latest Testosto-Comedy Worse Than Most

By Trafton Drew | April 5

Tomcats1/2 StarHas Horatio Sanz ever been funny? As a SNL devotee, I can recall desperately wanting him to help fill the vacuum left when Chris Farley ...

N.C. Bill Targets Foot-and-Mouth

By Courtney Reid | April 5

N.C. legislators passed a bill Wednesday afternoon that grants the state veterinarian strong authority to prevent and respond to a possible outbreak of ...

Recent Anti-Gun Control Column is `Right on the Money,' `Well-Reasoned'

By Staff Editor | April 5

TO THE EDITOR:Russ Helms' commentary on the Second Amendment ("Gun Control Costs Innocent Lives," April 3) may well provoke controversy from ...

Bill to Allow N.C. Toll Roads

By Ashley Clark | April 5

Members of the N.C. General Assembly recently proposed several bills that would allow for the construction of toll roads in North Carolina.North Carolina ...

Groups Examine Video `Hoes'

By Joanna Housiadas | April 5

A female-dominated room heated up with discussion Wednesday afternoon about the effects of booty-shaking and lusty cleavage shots in music videos."Booties, ...

Reviewer Experiences Theater On the Other Side of the Stage

By Jeremy Hurtz | April 5

There is a saying: "Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach. And those who can't even teach bitch in the PTA meetings."One could say the same ...

Police Roundup 03/05/01

By Staff Editor | April 5

UniversityTuesday, April 3University police arrested UNC student Sahar Arefi Milani at 4 p.m. for obtaining property by false pretenses, reports state. ...

Court: UNC Must Pay For Injury

By Rachel Nyden | April 5

The N.C. Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday in favor of a former UNC junior varsity cheerleader who was permanently injured at a University-sponsored event ...

Young Fulfills Promise of Diverse Staff

By Stacey Geyer | April 5

When junior Rudy Kleysteuber told the audience at the student body officers' inauguration Tuesday that he is gay, a theme of diversity and inclusion in ...

Aldermen Mull Town's Web Site Design, Content

By Amanda Wilson | April 5

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen examined possible content for its future town Web site on Tuesday night, responding to the growing 21st century requirement ...

Rape-Free Zone Focuses on Media's Influence

By Paige Ammons | April 5

A wooden sign marking the entrance to UNC's 24-Hour Rape-Free Zone in Polk Place on Wednesday stated that "2,880 women are assaulted everyday in this ...