UNC Receives Grant to Save Rare Dylan, Ian Recordings
Rare folk music tapes in UNC's Southern Folklife Collection will be restored thanks to a $22,649 grant from The National Academy of Recording Arts and ...
Read More »Rare folk music tapes in UNC's Southern Folklife Collection will be restored thanks to a $22,649 grant from The National Academy of Recording Arts and ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: We sat in awe at the Greensboro Coliseum this weekend. We were not in awe of the amazing basketball being played, or the fact that the ...
Read More »The oldest known tattooed human was found frozen in the Alps. The body, which had been preserved for more than 5,000 years, has more than 50 different ...
Read More »Even though she headed up her campaign from across the Atlantic Ocean, junior Lindsay Reed was able to cinch the Black Student Movement presidency in ...
Read More »Student Congress passed two pieces of legislation related to student fees on Tuesday -- one that allows a referendum to raise the student activities fee ...
Read More »Authorities Warned of Hijack Risks - The FBI had prior knowledge that Middle Eastern pilots were training at U.S. flight schools and at least one had ...
Read More »Because of an increase in interest from both vendors and fairgoers, the Apple Chill Street Fair will celebrate its 30th anniversary this year by expanding ...
Read More »I'll be the first to admit that I'm usually not the person most of my friends come to for relationship advice.
Read More »N.C. legislators have reacted in a variety of ways to the state Supreme Court's decision to hear a case about congressional redistricting. The lawsuit, ...
Read More »NORFOLK, Va. -- The North Carolina baseball team banged out a season-high 21 hits in a 23-3 rout of Old Dominion on Tuesday afternoon at Bud Metheny Stadium. ...
Read More »S.C. Gov. Jim Hodges asked N.C. legislators Monday to repeal a law that outlaws possessing lottery tickets, according to The Associated Press. The request ...
Read More »The Orange County Board of Education decided Monday night which topics members wish to discuss with Orange County Commissioners at a March 25 joint meeting. About ...
Read More »Experts say the state's current fiscal crisis is rooted not only in the economic recession but in tax collection methods and the struggling manufacturing ...
Read More »University and state officials are voicing differing opinions about the possibility of adding an ex officio seat for UNC-Chapel Hill faculty to the University's ...
Read More »After President Bush addressed Congress last week about strengthening a 1996 welfare law, some officials are left wondering whether it is feasible to ...
Read More »UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees member Richard Stevens says he is primarily running for a seat in the N.C. House because he wants to make sure public ...
Read More »The number of National Merit Scholars in UNC's freshman class has nearly quadrupled in the three years that the University has sponsored National Merit ...
Read More »North Carolina will receive an increase of $143 million in federal funding for education from the previous year as part of the No Child Left Behind Act, ...
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