Relay For Life raises $124K, honors victims
Illuminated by candlelight, participants in Friday’s Relay For Life walked in silence on the track of Fetzer Field in honor of loved ones who have battled cancer.
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Illuminated by candlelight, participants in Friday’s Relay For Life walked in silence on the track of Fetzer Field in honor of loved ones who have battled cancer.
Instead of spending their time watching Saturday morning cartoons, many Chapel Hill children enjoyed the sunshine and science at the fifth UNC Science Expo this weekend.
The third Womyn’s Issues Now Conference attracted around 50 people to the Student Union on Saturday.
When roads turned icy and traveling became dangerous on Friday, most scheduled events, from classes to meetings, were cancelled. But the Minority Health Conference came up with a quick alternative.
A UNC group invited 92 high school seniors to campus this week and challenged them to cross the line.
Not everyone begins Valentine’s Day by holding hands with someone special.
Everyone has his or her own pre-game rituals — but not everyone’s goes viral.
Those who attended a panel convened by the UNC School of Law on Friday had one thing in common: an interest in understanding and improving the relationship between citizens and police officers.
When Mia Burroughs was elected to the Orange County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 5, an empty seat was left behind on the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education.
At a costume contest Sunday, humans and animals alike were able to show their excitement for Halloween.
The Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously voted to extend the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction to include a portion of the Rogers Road neighborhood during their meeting last week.
The fall chill and scattered rain did not stop volunteers from redoing the landscaping in front of Yogurt Pump on West Franklin Street Sunday.
Frederick and Sylvia Black were surprised with a new home on Sept. 20, though the house was not for them.
For Katharine Robinson, the massive yard sale on Franklin Street Saturday was an economical way to buy items for her children.