Cantankerous cartoon to entertain campus

By JACKIE RANDELL | April 21

If you've ever enjoyed watching a diaper-clad infant prodigy try to murder his mother, you are not alone. UNC's first Stewie Griffin Festival will ...

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Arts forum transfers hands, keeps focus

By JIM WALSH | April 21

Though fewer than a dozen people attended Thursday's student arts forum, it was clear that the leaders who did had their eyes set on enhancing the body's ...

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Duo set to square off for ASG presidency

By ERIC JOHNSON | April 21

For the UNC-system Association of Student Governments, simply having a contested election has been called a sign of maturity. And so far, the first ...

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City briefs

By Staff Editor | April 21

Towns to hold Earth Day festivities this weekend The Chapel Hill-Carrboro community is throwing it down with the world Saturday, hosting a slew of ...

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Speaker criticizes 'The Da Vinci Dode'

By JENNA RAMAN | April 21

People should not turn to fiction novels for historical facts, said a UNC alumnus and New Testament professor in a speech Thursday evening. Michael ...

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School board considers options for the future

By Staff Editor | April 21

Budget Changes Superintendent Neil Pedersen told the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education that to fund fully his proposed $4.8 million budget - ...

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Cameron Park celebrates, fundraises, renovates

By Shatarra Gibson | April 21

Alumni of the past 50 years will be celebrating and making Hillsborough history this weekend at Cameron Park Elementary School. In the honor of diversity, ...

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Students analyze handicap access

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | April 21

It took almost a quarter of a century, but Laura Thomas' dream finally is nearing fruition. The Accessible College Campuses for Everyone Site Surveys ...

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Handicap accessible?

By Nicole Norfleet and Amanda Younger | April 21

Navigating through Polk Place on Thursday, students struggled to make their way up the brick pathway, battling the heat and uneven terrain. What might ...

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Making a move

By DEBORAH NEFFA | April 21

Although the good die young, their memories last forever. Almost two months after the death of sophomore Keith Shawn Smith - a resident assistant in ...

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Duke seeking culture change

By KRISTIN PRATT | April 21

Two days after two Duke men's lacrosse team members were arrested on rape charges, the campus community gathered to analyze the issues brought to light ...

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Challenging courses to come to carolina high schools

April 21

Five N.C. school districts will be the focus of an effort to boost college enrollment through a more rigorous high school course of study, Gov. Mike Easley ...

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Commissioners sift through delayed projects

By TED STRONG | April 21

Correction: Due to an editing error, this article incorrectly states that The Animal Protection Society of Orange County is getting a new building. The ...

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Immerse yourself in Ibsen's 'Lady of the Sea'

By Will Halicks | April 21

Drama buffs will want to immerse themselves in this weekend's production of Henrik Ibsen's "The Lady from the Sea." UNC Department of Dramatic Art ...

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A community chat

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | April 21

"It's a marriage that isn't going to be dissolved," UNC law professor and departing Chairwoman of the Faculty Judith Wegner said of a rather complicated ...

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Activist sheds light on rape, human rights

By Karin Dryhurst | April 21

Pakistani human rights activist Mukhtar Bibi broke global silence surrounding women and oppression Thursday at the panel "Rape: A Human Rights Issue." "In ...

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Town preps for street festival

By Chase Beck | April 21

Residents and out-of-towners will take to Franklin Street this weekend for an event only rivaled by Halloween and NCAA Championship celebrations. The ...

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Flynn aims to guide CAPS

By ROBBY MARSHALL | April 21

Counseling and Psychological Service now can choose the best mind to lead it. Christopher Flynn rounded out the field as the fifth and final candidate ...

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Students continue writing tradition

By SHANNON CONNELL | April 21

Both established and aspiring writers were celebrated Thursday night in a Chapel Hill Museum ceremony. To mark the opening of an exhibit on Robert ...

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Templeton to lead faculty

By NATE HUBBARD | April 21

Joe Templeton has spent his life working with the chemistry of elements. Now he will turn his attention to the chemistry of people. Templeton was elected ...

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