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Development integrating with town

By KAYLA CARRICK | August 23

With most units now occupied, Rosemary Village has started to become a part of the downtown community. Situated in the west-end business district, ...

Police to beef up downtown presence

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | August 23

Students hitting Franklin Street for their daytime shopping or late-night partying needs can plan to see more people in uniform. The Chapel Hill Police ...

Memorial Hall gears up for second season

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 23

After the resurrection of Memorial Hall and a highly visible reopening season, the Carolina Performing Arts Series will return to the stage with another ...

UNC wants leaders

By WHITNEY KISLING | August 23

With many of UNC's top seats just filled, officials might be ready to put their feet up after all the searching - but four high-level administrative positions ...

University embraces new faces

By ERIN ZUREICK | August 22

A lot has changed since Provost Bernadette Gray-Little arrived in Chapel Hill in 1971 to teach psychology. The campus has gone through six chancellors ...

Student government stays busy

By MAC MOLLISON | August 22

Student government leaders remained active this summer, continuing their work on campus issues. Executive branch members worked to implement Student ...

Conflict hits close to home

By Staff Editor | August 22

Svi Shapiro, member of Triangle Tikkun "Each round of violence doesn't move us any closer to peace, it just digs us deeper into hostilities." On ...

New program offers cell phone extras

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | August 22

Thanks to the beginning of a successful pilot program this summer, the University is ready to partner with Rave Wireless to give your mobile device an ...

Kugler, 23, rising junior

By Staff Editor | August 22

Joshua Andrew Kugler, 23, a rising UNC junior, died July 10 because of complications from cystic fibrosis. Kugler, of Houston, was majoring in political ...

'Camp' opens doors to arts

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 22

As a freshman, getting to know campus can be frustrating, yet enjoyable - and finding the campus arts community is tough if one doesn't know where to ...

Cradle owner readies for fall

By Bryan Reed | August 22

For those who don't know where it is, the Cat's Cradle is easy to miss. It sits to the far right in a small Carrboro shopping center, shaded by a blue ...

Indie musician to perform at Memorial Hall

By MARGARET HAIR | August 22

Tickets to see indie-darling Sufjan Stevens - who will play at Memorial Hall on Sept. 21 - will go on sale to students at 10 a.m. Thursday. The concert ...

University to examine rules after employee conviction

By ROBBY MARSHALL | August 22

A convicted felon who slipped through the cracks of a UNC employment policy has brought to light a possible need for stricter background checks. Chancellor ...

Study abroad programs suspended

By KATHRYN BALES | August 22

Study abroad programs planned for Israel and Lebanon are suspended for the fall semester, and the fate of similar spring programs still is up in the air. The ...

Construction death brings safety to forefront

By Amanda Younger | August 22

A death at a campus construction site this month once again has brought attention to worker safety at the University. Leland Williams, 31, was working ...

State budgets faculty raises

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | August 22

Judging from the provisions of the N.C. General Assembly's latest budget, it's a good year to be a UNC-system professor. The legislature's budget includes ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | August 22

At 3:39 p.m. Friday, Fitzhugh Lee Huff Jr. was arrested on charges of felony possession of cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia at 116 Creel St., ...

Schools searching for new lawyer

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | August 22

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools are looking for a new lawyer after firing long-time attorney John McCormick. McCormick's contract was terminated ...

N.C. senators take time to travel this summer

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | August 22

North Carolina's two national senators took a different approach to their summer breaks - one traveled to China, while the other spent time in the western ...

Culture drives book dialogue

By WHITNEY KISLING | August 22

Sitting in a circle Monday afternoon about 20 first-year students were given their first introduction to University academics. The students met Chancellor ...