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Campus cements cuts

By Brian Hudson | September 16

Weeks after Provost Robert Shelton proposed campuswide budget cuts, the University's deans have responded with plans to reduce spending. Shelton called ...

Greeks prevalent in Southern schools

September 16

Whether it be community service projects, a home away from home, popped collars or multistory mansions, everyone has his or her perception of what being ...

Price urges enforcing clean air standards across region

By KAVITA PILLAI | September 16

U.S. Rep. David Price, D-N.C., took the fight for cleaner air in the state to the nation's capital Thursday. Price testified at the Environmental Protection ...

Kenan Stadium hosts magical nights

By DANIEL MALLOY | September 16

Last season it seemed like a simple-enough formula for success: night game + Kenan Stadium = North Carolina win. It happened against Georgia Tech. ...

Documentary reflects on disillusionment of battle

September 16

A new documentary that intimately chronicles army life premieres in Chapel Hill today. "Occupation: Dreamland" unveils year-old footage of the Army's ...

Beat scroll tour comes to Wilson

By STANTON KIDD | September 16

When author Truman Capote said Jack Kerouac's novel "On the Road" is "not writing, but typing," he perhaps did not realize just what a massive feat of ...

Intangibles could swing game to UNC

By Staff Editor | September 16

Game and Time: Wisconsin at North Carolina. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Saturday. Site: Kenan Stadium. TV/Radio: The game will be televised on ESPN2. The ...

Town hall meetings bridge gap between doctors and patients

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 16

Chapel Hill played host Thursday to the first of three national town hall meetings designed to promote dialogue about improving health care. Organized ...

College consortium offers free online classes to Katrina victims

By ERIN FRANCE | September 16

Colleges and universities across the nation are offering free online courses to students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The courses are offered through ...

System signs deal with Napster

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 16

Under an agreement announced Thursday between the UNC system and Napster LLC, system campuses can now work out individual contracts with the digital music ...

World briefs

By From staff and wire reports | September 15

Smugglers sneak weapons into Gaza after Israelis leave RAFAH, Gaza Strip - Palestinian gunrunners smuggled hundreds of assault rifles and pistols across ...

Teen to be transferred to hospital

September 15

Following a judge's orders, Adam Sapikowski will be moved from his cell at the Orange County Jail. The Chapel Hill teen charged with murdering his ...

Police Log

By Staff Editor | September 15

A 19-year-old Stein Mart employee was arrested for larceny Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Whitney Boivin, 19, was arrested at 12:13 ...

Emo rock doesn't meet criteria

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | September 15

It's been getting easier to take gut-shots at emo. And bands like Criteria don't contribute much of a defense for the critically withering yet ever-present ...

BSM charged for productive year

By KATIE HOFFMANN | September 15

The days of local sit-ins and headline-making protests might be fading away, but the Black Student Movement at UNC is still very much alive. Because ...

Opinion Editor justifies firing of Tuesday columnist

By CHRIS COLETTA | September 15

Might as well get to the point: I fired Jillian Bandes yesterday. And not because I thought she was a racist or an idiot. She is, in fact, neither ...

Academic services move south

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | September 15

Throughout the years, the northern half of campus has been the hub of activity at the University. From academic services to the Student Union, North ...

Funds can be used, AG says

September 15

N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper declared Monday that a nearly $14 million reserve fund, which was divided and placed in three state agencies, is legal. "We ...

Greek community has religious side

By EMILY FISHER | September 15

In an age of increasingly politicized and polarized religion and skepticism, Emily Pressley just wanted to hand out free lemonade and Blow Pops to students. It ...

Schools seek break in federal standards

By SETH PEAVEY | September 15

Schools working to enroll students displaced by Hurricane Katrina could be penalized for their kindness under the provisions of the No Child Left Behind ...