No. 3 North Carolina sent every hitter in the lineup to the plate in the bottom half of the first inning against Virginia Commonwealth on Tuesday at Boshamer ...
Read More »Fifty-three-year-old Rodger Tygard lost his wife to cancer three years ago. He's been searching ever since for the best way to tell her story. "She ...
Read More »The UNC-system Board of Governors approved a wide variety of new academic programs this year in response to the state's shortages in health care professionals ...
Read More »Passions flared in Student Congress on Tuesday as representatives debated the merits of the executive branch's nominees for the student advisory committee ...
Read More »Blood was everywhere. Panicked voices cried for help. Flashing ambulance lights punctured the scene. Luckily, it was only a simulation. A group ...
Read More »There are more than 300 computers in Information Technology Services labs on campus. And according to a recent study conducted by UNC Health Care officials, ...
Read More »An East Chapel Hill High School junior held a fellow student and a teacher at gunpoint after school Monday evening. William Foster, 17, held hostage ...
Read More »Students in Georgia have been granted a new system of tuition predictability, a catchphrase cited often in North Carolina as a key to preventing unfair ...
Read More »Listen to the song "Raleigh and Durham and Fayetteville: if it ain't in Carrboro, it ain't worth my skill" was the rhyme that started it all. Roommates ...
Read More »Frank Warren wants to hear something you've never told anybody else. He wants your secrets so he can share them with the rest of the world through his ...
Read More »Officials are recapping the finalists to lead Counseling and Psychological Service. Search committee members - comprising students, staff and community ...
Read More »The Chapel Hill Town Council received its first official glimpse at Town Manager Cal Horton's proposed budget for fiscal year 2006-07 on Wednesday night. If ...
Read More »A trio of gunshot victims have put an end to a decades-old Chapel Hill tradition. "Apple Chill was on probation, and we've yanked its probation," said ...
Read More »About a five-minute drive from campus lies a recreational facility kept secret like a hidden treasure. An abundance of trees conceals the rural landscape ...
Read More »The United States is experiencing a rapid increase in the number of skin cancer cases, but experts say it's unlikely that Americans will change their ...
Read More »Hide and seek is not just for children anymore. A Hidden Art Walk showcasing Mexican immigration to Carrboro will take place at businesses surrounding ...
Read More »As new episodes of "American Idol" and "Will and Grace" air this week, millions of people are expected to shut off the tubes and combat obesity as part ...
Read More »The United States is experiencing a rapid increase in the number of skin cancer cases, but experts say it's unlikely that Americans will change their ...
Read More »UNC faculty once again are criticizing the University for its connections to the John William Pope Foundation and are urging the administration to sever ...
Read More »UNC-system leaders are eagerly awaiting the end of the fiscal year in the hopes of garnering extra state funds. June 30 marks the end of the 2005-06 ...
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