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Criswell is back: former UNC quarterback returns to Chapel Hill via transfer portal

| April 30

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Pringle chips in off the bench

By DANIEL MALLOY | March 23

The night ended all too early for LaToya Pringle. With 7:58 to go in the game, the freshman committed her fifth foul, and she headed to the North Carolina ...

System amps up pilot effort

By ERIC JOHNSON | March 23

The state legislature took the first step Tuesday toward granting the UNC system authority to establish its own employee health plan separate from the ...

Police log for March 23

March 23

Chapel Hill police received reports Monday of a suspicious character standing outside the Bank of America on Franklin Street with a handgun, reports ...

Panel examines American poverty

By LINDSAY MICHEL | March 23

Newly crested University professor John Edwards has set his sights high and is ready to build an army of students to combat poverty nationwide. “We’re ...

UNC fends off Towson comeback

By Staff Editor | March 23

BASEBALL Towson 4 UNC

Residents' passion over road has lost its steam

March 23

More than 850 addresses will be affected when one local road changes names in May — and although debate raged for 11 months on whether to rename ...

UNC cruises in ugly game

By Jacob Karabell | March 23

It’s doubtful that the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame will ask for a tape of Tuesday’s North Carolina-George Washington matchup to ...

Tar Heels must stop messy play

By Staff Editor | March 23

Sloppy. That’s the best way to describe the North Carolina women’s basketball game Tuesday against George Washington. Sure, the Tar ...

Health woes could lead to vice tax hikes

By SETH PEAVEY | March 23

Seventy-two percent of North Carolinians favor increasing the state cigarette tax as a way to fund public health research, according to a poll released ...

Campus briefs and calendar

By Staff Editor | March 23

Student Congress approves $7,000 to bring in Begala Student Congress voted Tuesday night to appropriate $7,000 to the UNC Young Democrats to help bring ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | March 23

Public forum will address Chapel Hill’s 2005-06 budget The Chapel Hill Town Council will hold a public forum tonight to allow input to be considered ...

Students take aid overseas

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | March 23

Spring Break provided nine UNC students with the opportunity to wander through the streets of Thailand, visit local orphanages and run a marathon surrounded ...

Housing code talk targets safety

By MEGHAN DAVIS | March 23

Carrboro officials are continuing work on a set of rules that will make housing safer for residents. At a public hearing Tuesday, the Board of Aldermen ...

Greek grades, service on the rise

By DON CAMPBELL | March 23

The University’s Greek community continues to grow in scholarship, service and number, according to the fraternity and sorority report published ...

Rand files health care bills

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | March 23

Two bills filed Monday in the N.C. legislature have the potential to save the state money on health care expenditures. The proposals, sponsored by ...

Mosaic adds warmth to IFC shelter

By KATHRYN REED | March 23

The buzz of drills filled the dining room of the Inter-Faith Council’s community shelter Tuesday morning as workers installed the room’s much-anticipated ...

Classes have history of conflict

March 22

Controversy is nothing new, but just what raises eyebrows is in constant flux, especially in academia. At UNC, recent negotiations about a Western ...

Researcher targets use of alcohol

By LIZ STANLEY | March 22

The next time students are at a party, local citizens hope, recent initiatives aimed at curbing underage substance abuse will make them think twice before ...

Wampler takes on Union

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | March 22

Political labels are at the center of contention between the Carolina Union board of directors and one determined student activist. Kris Wampler, a ...

Rezoning of UNC land received warmly

By DANIEL SCHWIND | March 22

By the time University officials finish drawing up new plans for Carolina North, the Chapel Hill Town Council might have significantly more say over what ...