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UNC awarded top dollar in health grants

By ROBBY MARSHALL | September 15

The University raked in a record-setting amount in health grants for the 2005 fiscal year, standing atop all public universities in the South. The ...

Water prices on the rise

By Tom Hartwell | September 15

The Orange Water and Sewer Authority, which supplies water to much of Orange County, including the University, might raise the price of water significantly ...

Bunting chooses best 25 teams

By Staff Editor | September 15

The North Carolina football team might not crack the top 25 this year, but head coach John Bunting will decide who does. Bunting is one of 63 members ...

Lack of leadership could haunt Tar Heel season

By SAM SHEPARD | September 15

Two minutes remain until the final whistle blows, and your North Carolina football team trails N.C. State by six with the ball on its own 20-yard line. ...

Giving kiosk gets the ax

By Shatarra Gibson | September 15

An idea blossomed in the mind of an anonymous donor about a year ago. Rather than Franklin Street's visitors giving a dollar or spare change to panhandlers, ...

Lenoir enters dog days

By Nicole Duncan | September 15

Carolina Dining Services' decision to trade mochas and lattes for doughnuts and dogs has proven worthy of relish. Dining services remodeled what used ...

Continental Tire workers irked by deal

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | September 15

A local steel workers union lost more than a 1,000 jobs when the Continental Tire plant in Charlotte underwent mass layoffs. A recent sponsorship deal ...

Noise rock sees eclectic history

September 15

Have you ever been stopped in your tracks by a set of amplifiers? You might soon. Walls of noise are being crafted by sonic architects in venues ...

Leaders give Horton warm farewell

By KAYLA CARRICK | September 15

"This is an extraordinary evening for me and my family and to see all my friends out here - I intend to have a ball." That's just what Cal Horton did, ...

Tailgating fans are few and far between

By Emily Luger | September 15

At a University where sports are not just a passion but a lifestyle, the beginning of a new season means a shift in the mood on campus. Franklin Street ...

UNC needs big pads to stop Gipson

By KRISTIN PRATT | September 15

North Carolina will face another threat to its defense Saturday, in the shape of 5-foot-9, 189-pound tailback Cedrick Gipson, who rushed for 713 yards ...

Campus briefs

September 15

Students to protest online ticket distribution policy Students will protest the new online basketball ticket distribution system today at noon in the ...

BOCC works on debt, sets priorities

By Eric Shepherd Martin | September 15

The Orange County Board of Commissioners held a work session Thursday to discuss the county's debt and capital situation, as well as the board's goals ...

Improv comedy troupe amped for marathon

By David Berngartt | September 15

Improv comedy can save lives. Dirty South Improv will begin 28 straight hours of improv Friday to raise money for the North Carolina Children's Hospital. DSI's ...

UNC to host powerhouses

By Gray Caldwell | September 15

Listen up: The No. 4 North Carolina field hockey team is undefeated. And heading into two top-10 matchups at Henry Stadium this weekend, it doesn't ...

Students take service mission abroad

September 15

International charity organizations with roots in Chapel Hill are working to improve the quality of life for third-world youth. These nonprofits offer ...

Tar Heels win a shootout

By GREGG FOUND | September 15

In a game marked by Swiss cheese defenses, running backs who were always in the end zone and personal records set seemingly every few minutes, the most ...

'Tis the season to go A-recruiting

By JESSE BAUMGARTNER | September 15

Endless text messages and multiple phone calls every day. Letters and e-mails galore. Official visits to college campuses where coaches and players treat ...

Seniors embrace speaker pick

By NATE HEWITT | September 15

Past senior classes have expressed disappointment with their Commencement speakers, but members of the class of 2007 say they are excited about their ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 15

A joint alcohol-enforcement campaign yielded 91 charges Sept. 7 and 8, according to a press release from the Chapel Hill Police Department. The release ...