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

| April 30

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Author targets lies of civic leaders

By VICTORIA WILSON | March 22

Anna Deavere Smith, a noted author and playwright and a professor at New York University, treated members of the University community Monday night to ...

UNC gets change of taste

By KELLI BORBET | March 22

Months of anticipation ended Monday when the Rams Head Center officially opened its doors for business. Grand opening festivities will continue through ...

Vigil remembers the fallen

By STACEY CARLESS | March 22

Silence fell over Polk Place on Monday evening as students gathered around the flag pole to pay respect to U.S. soldiers who lost their lives during the ...

Campus position unclear

March 22

Top University officials said Monday that it’s too early to say if recently approved tuition hikes will meet campus needs, even though it appears ...

Budget gap forces quick decisions

By India Autry | March 22

UNC-system campuses are struggling to meet a Wednesday deadline to submit suggestions for budget cuts to the N.C. General Assembly. Legislators have ...

UNC-P seeks funds to hit gridiron

By STEPHEN MOORE | March 22

Even with the NCAA basketball tournament dominating headlines in college sports, it is football that has captured the interests of students and faculty ...

State hopes to keep Latino students in school

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | March 22

As the Latino population in North Carolina continues to increase, the dropout rate among its students poses a problem within public education. Experts ...

Young stars step up in NCAA

By Brian MacPherson | March 22

CHARLOTTE — The seniors carried the North Carolina men’s basketball team from 8-20 in 2002 to the ACC regular-season title in 2005. But ...

Project stumbles on cheap housing

By TED STRONG | March 22

A Town Council review of a proposed development project Monday night once again centered on affordable housing. Developer Joe Patterson shared with ...

Robinson likely to be a hit

By TED STRONG | March 22

Chapel Hill Town Council members are hoping they’ll hit a home run with the proposed new name for Martin Luther King Jr. Street, as residents soon ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | March 22

Research day to highlight findings in women’s health Women’s health researchers statewide will present their latest research — on ...

Police log

March 22

- Chapel Hill police arrested a Carrboro man at 2:40 a.m. Sunday and charged him with one felony count of assault with a deadly weapon and one misdemeanor ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | March 22

Today — John Edwards — former U.S. senator and director of the new Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity — will moderate a panel discussion ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | March 22

Orange County participants see success in tournament The Special Olympics North Carolina Basketball Tournament in Greenville ended Sunday. The tournament, ...

Farmers aim for growth, success

March 22

More than 100 local farmers and growers gathered Monday morning to hold Orange County’s annual agricultural summit — and, of course, to enjoy ...

Gift honors voice of the Tar Heels

By VIRGINIA WOOTEN | March 22

When Woody Durham’s father came home from World War II, he and his wife had tickets to UNC football games. Without paying for a third ticket, ...

Assailant pinned with murder attempt

By MATTHEW HAIR | March 22

Chapel Hill police arrested a Durham man at 11 a.m. Sunday and charged him with one felony count of attempted murder in the first degree, one felony count ...

Early start eases speaker selection

By Alex Robinson | March 22

With hopes of increasing student input and enthusiasm, a committee of faculty and students already has begun discussing Commencement events for the class ...

Larkins key to stopping GW

By DANIEL MALLOY | March 22

The North Carolina women’s basketball team slept easy after its 97-62 romp against Coppin State on Sunday. But tonight the team faces a player ...

Aldermen get crack at plan for transport

By MEGHAN DAVIS | March 22

Carrboro officials are focused on making downtown streets more accessible, but agreeing on one strategy could take some time. And one week ago today, ...