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Bray Plays Today for Tomorrow

By Tim Candon | June 27

When most students arrive at college, they quickly find they have a lot of free time on their hands. What to do with that time is always a question. Student ...

House Considers Budget

By Rohit Patel | June 27

The state budget approved by the N.C. Senate on June 19 is set to head to the House in efforts to secure a solution to the state's $1.5 billion budget ...

Black Music Month Prompts Later Events

By Aaron Freeman | June 27

June is Black Music Month. But UNC's Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center is choosing to recognize the accomplishments of African music throughout the ...

P2P Service Not Adequate For Summer Students; Safety Concerns Walker

By Staff Editor | June 27

TO THE EDITOR: As I was taking my car back to my parking space, I decided to check something in one of the books I had with me. I sat for roughly ...

Regional Author Develops Talents

By Elliott Dube | June 27

For an admitted "professional liar," Scott Nicholson certainly can spin a good yarn. The Boone author's latest work mixes a little of the truth-based ...

A Toothless 'Minority' Ending Itself a Crime

By Nick Parker | June 27

Fast-paced, moderately intelligent and full of interesting twists, Steven Spielberg's freshest foray into the future may save him from the embarrassment ...

Daum Starts Lobbying 4 Weeks Into Session

By Kate Pearson | June 27

With state legislators already well into the state budget-building process, Student Body President Jen Daum and student government members have yet to ...

Anter Secures Dual Citizenship, Spot on Italian Softball Team

By Kellie Dixon | June 27

Communication is more than speech. In the business world, conversation usually is the engine for daily dealings. But on the sports field, transactions ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | June 27

University Monday, June 24

Luna Performs Live at the Cradle

By Sarah Kucharski | June 27

Luna Saturday, June 22 Cat's Cradle The fearless foursome that constitutes the band Luna gave the Cat's Cradle audience almost everything they could ...

Hospitals Reply to List, Pledge More Education

By Ama Boaten | June 27

Officials at the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services' Division of Facility Services on Monday accepted a response from UNC Hospitals to deficiencies ...

BOG Starts Review of Own Policy

By Alex Kaplun | June 27

The UNC-system Board of Governors began a re-evaluation of its tuition policy last week, a process some student leaders and UNC-system administrators ...

Pit Bulls Not a Danger to Humans; Local Attack Not Related to Whipple Case

By Staff Editor | June 27

TO THE EDITOR: I am truly astounded that your reporter, Alison Board, actually compared the Logner pit bull attack on a small dog to the tragic attack ...

Report Asks to Amend to Sanctions, Burden of Proof

By Milind Dongre | June 27

The Chancellor's Task Force to Review the Student Judicial System submitted its final report to Chancellor James Moeser last week. The report titled, ...

Council Red Lights Camera Petition

By Pete Gilchrist | June 27

Red traffic lights in Chapel Hill could mean more than stop. Michelle Barbee pleaded to the Chapel Hill Town Council on Monday, asking the town to reconsider ...

Business School Requests Lower Tuition Hike Due to Pricing Problems

By Alex Kaplun | June 27

After years of tuition increases, some UNC students might witness what has become a rarity in higher education -- a voluntary reduction in tuition. Robert ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | June 20

City Saturday, June 15

NIH Orders UNC Lab Investigation

By Benji Cauthren | June 20

UNC officials are working to bring their standards for animal research into compliance with National Institutes of Health regulations after a formal complaint ...

UNC Hospitals Late in Response to Deficiencies

By Ama Boaten | June 20

Officials at UNC Hospitals failed to submit their response to deficiencies identified in a letter from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services' ...

Sports Briefs

June 20

Lacrosse Players Seek National Spots Tar Heel women's lacrosse players Rachel Szakmary and Brooke Young have been invited to participate in trials ...