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Approximately 30 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at encampment at UNC following call to disperse

| April 30

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State leaders debate death penalty

By VICTORIA WILSON | March 10

A possible pause in executions in North Carolina for two years brings the promise of reform to some and seems unnecessary to others. N.C. House Majority ...

Flying food heralds farewell

By JOHN RAMSEY | March 10

Eggs and sausage soared across the room as students said goodbye to a South Campus landmark Wednesday night. Lines trailed out the door as students ...

Award panel kicks off work

By JACKI SPIES | March 10

Eight of the University’s high-profile women convened Wednesday to start discussions about the best ways to honor women and their contributions ...

Council approves $206 million debt

By MATT BOWLES | March 10

A borrowing package approved Tuesday that would fund new facilities for the UNC system has raised concern among some state officials, but experts say ...

UNC offense awakens in win

March 10

North Carolina's offense awoke from a three-game slumber just in time to carry the Tar Heels past College of Charleston 12-7 Wednesday at Boshamer ...

Softball splits doubleheader

By MATT ESTREICH | March 10

The North Carolina softball team did its best Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde impersonation in a double-header split Wednesday against Gardner-Webb at the UNC Softball ...

Nightclub debuts downtown

By MEREDITH LEE MILLER | March 10

In a town where thousands of college students can’t wait until Thursday night to head downtown, a new nightclub hopes to provide competition for ...

History is at heart of renaming discussion

By KATIE CLINE | March 10

Historical context is key to understanding the lives of many people whose names adorn University buildings, members of a campus committee said Wednesday. But ...

Carrboro loans bring in high-tech ventures

By TED STRONG | March 10

“Banks won’t give a new business like this a loan,” the entrepreneur said. His application for start-up money for a new, high-tech ...

Hillsborough board to visit area shelters

By JENNIFER FAIR | March 10

In an effort to learn more about the homeless, the Hillsborough Town Planning Board is taking a field trip to the homeless shelters in Chapel Hill. After ...

Panel addresses parental concerns

By MONA SONI | March 10

While a forum hosted Wednesday by McDougle Middle School was geared toward helping parents with their middle schoolers, many parents were more concerned ...

McCants to make tentative return

By DANIEL MALLOY | March 10

Apparently, all it took was a little home cooking. North Carolina’s star shooting guard, Rashad McCants, returned to full practice Wednesday ...

Bodies speak volumes

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | March 10

CORRECTION - Due to a reporting error, the March 10 story “Bodies speak volumes” states that professional troupe the Cuntry Kings ...

Police log for March 10

March 10

-- Carrboro police arrested a local man after 2 p.m. Tuesday and charged him with one misdemeanor count of assault on a female, police reports state. According ...

Bill would alter redistricting

By India Autry | March 10

A bipartisan bill filed Tuesday in the state Senate aims to take the political tool of redistricting out of legislators’ hands. Sens. Ellie Kinnaird, ...

Nursing graduate to be remembered with fund

By Alex Robinson | March 10

Katherine Wilson, an inspirational and dedicated graduate of the UNC School of Nursing, died Feb. 16 after a 4 1/2-year battle with cancer. She was 28. Now ...

County concentrates on rural development issues

By MEGHAN DAVIS | February 28

Orange County is throwing a spotlight on farmland and open spaces preservation. Limiting development in rural areas is a goal of the Orange County ...

Felton comes through in end

By Brian MacPherson | February 28

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- He had Jawad Williams, who had hit a 3-pointer from the same spot on the court only seconds earlier, spinning off a ball screen at ...

BOG to see fresh blood

February 28

The governing body of the UNC system is ready for a new round of elections. A total of 16 seats on the Board of Governors will be up for election by ...

UNC junior attacked in hate crime

February 28

A University junior was assaulted while walking alone on Franklin Street on Friday morning in what Chapel Hill police are investigating as a hate crime. And ...