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DeCaro dominates as No. 15 Diamond Heels defeat Virginia Tech in first game of series

| April 26

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Jensen snags endorsement from Dems.

By ELIZABETH BLACK | January 25

After a fiery debate Monday, Tom Jensen took home the Young Democrats’ endorsement in the first forum of this year’s student body president ...

Medicaid burdens rural counties

By KAVITA PILLAI | January 25

Rural counties in North Carolina are in desperate need of relief from rising Medicaid costs, but the state’s budget situation is unlikely to offer ...

Insko's priorities include voting

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 25

Rep. Verla Insko might not have been worried about ballot-counting on Election Day — she ran unopposed — but the Orange County Democrat has ...

Past SBP hopefuls look back

By ERIN ZUREICK | January 25

As this year’s student body president candidates battle for endorsements and finalize campaign strategy plans, past hopefuls can relax with the ...

Volunteers aid at-risk children

January 25

Paige Holloway has volunteered in her community for as long as she can remember. But until the fall of her junior year at UNC, she said she was dissatisfied ...

Tar Heels take down top-ranked Duke

January 25

Less than five minutes into Monday’s contest between No. 12 North Carolina and No. 1 Duke, 5-foot-6 inch UNC guard Ivory Latta swooped into the ...

Locals sound off on blowers

By JAKE POTTER | January 25

A sharp cry countered the roars of leaf blowers in Chapel Hill on Monday — one generated by a group of citizens opposed to use of the machines in ...

County seeks input on school

January 25

A decision on the fate of the city schools’ 10th elementary school has again been postponed. The Orange County Board of Commissioners voted Monday ...

Middle school bids move forward

January 25

With funding issues now resolved, work on the county’s newest middle school can move forward into the construction phase. The Orange County Board ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 25

Thursday — The new Graduate Student Center — which will provide UNC’s graduate student community with a place where students from all ...

Leaders explain tuition

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | January 25

Student government leaders are down to the wire in their efforts to mobilize students to be proactive about increases to campus-based tuition and student ...

Leader targets stable tuition

By Laura Youngs | January 25

For two decades, Joe Hackney has shown leadership in the N.C. House, working on both sides of the aisle to get things done. As he prepares to enter ...

Proposal may alter funding

By Emily Steel | January 24

In the eleventh hour before the University’s governing board finalizes recommendations for tuition and student fee increases, a two-part proposal ...

Candidates debate state of stipends

By KATHERINE EVANS | January 24

Stipends for student officials and stable funding for student government have been sources of contention among leaders this year, and the debate will ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 24

Series of AIDS awareness events to kick off tonight The service component of the Student Global Health Committee is sponsoring a series of talks about ...

Tar Heels take down 18th-ranked Tennessee

By MARY DUBY | January 24

After ousting the North Carolina women’s tennis team in the NCAA Regional final last year, Tennessee came to Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center and covered ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 24

<b> Council to consider new name for Town Hall building The Chapel Hill Town Council tonight will consider a proposal to rename Town Hall ...

Film festival reflects horror, fantasy trend

By JACKIE BRAMMER | January 24

The sixth annual Nevermore Film Festival opened Friday night at the Carolina Theatre in Durham. The festival presented a unique mix of horror and fantasy ...

Spencer left UNC a legacy that's difficult to define

By JULIA FURLONG | January 24

Those familiar with University lore know Cornelia Phillips Spencer best as the woman who rang the bell. Spencer long has been renowned for grabbing ...

Philly fans pin hopes on Eagles

By Staff Editor | January 24

Nineteen eighty-three. It’s a year that has special significance for me — mostly stemming from May 31, three days short of two months before ...