Durham-Orange light rail project discussion comes to the Union
Interest in the Durham-Orange light rail project drew several graduate students to the Student Union Tuesday.
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Interest in the Durham-Orange light rail project drew several graduate students to the Student Union Tuesday.
Every time a sexual assault case comes across his desk from UNC, Jim Woodall really has to think about the definition of consent.
They think it’s a long shot, but the members of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education will fight to avoid making almost $900,000 in cuts to the district budget.
What started with a spat between a UNC student and a disc jockey at a bar Saturday night ended with a boycott and a formal apology from the pub.
A man who escaped from an Orange County correctional facility Monday evening has surrendered.
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A knife-wielding man sent the University into lockdown for more than an hour Sunday — and a lack of information about the incident from the Department of Public Safety has students frenzied.
The records related to the Faith Hedgepeth homicide weren’t unsealed Wednesday, but members of the media still learned more about the case than they have in the last 18 months.
Judge Howard Manning will take some time to review the records sealed in the Faith Hedgepeth homicide.
It’s been 18 months since Faith Hedgepeth was found dead in her off-campus apartment. Police say they are still diligently working to name a killer, but the trickle of information initially released has now slowed to a halt.
Ask George King who he’s fighting for at the North Carolina Supreme Court today, and he’ll tell you anyone with a cellphone that drives through Chapel Hill.
The sealing order will expire today on the records related to the homicide of Faith Hedgepeth.
Five pedestrians were struck by a vehicle in a hit and run on Fordham Boulevard last week.
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It’s like clockwork.
After his death, Courtland Smith’s parents donated his beloved kayak paddle to Delta Kappa Epsilon so the fraternity would have something to remember him by — and now that treasured item has gone missing from the fraternity house.
Fraternities and sororities no longer need University approval to maintain off-campus houses.
Chancellor Carol Folt has announced the University will obtain an outside attorney to conduct an independent investigation into new information made available about course irregularities in the former Department of African and Afro-American Studies.
Senior Caitlin Mason went from storming the basketball court to storming Franklin Street Thursday.
Chapel Hill police have charged a man in connection with a home invasion in the Northside neighborhood early this morning.