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Coach Williams speaks out on report from KU

By From staff and wire reports | July 21

North Carolina men’s basketball coach Roy Williams issued a statement Saturday regarding violations that were committed during his last three years ...

Students look to impact council

By KATHY CHO | July 21

A UNC student and a recent graduate who both plan to run for the Chapel Hill Town Council cited transportation and housing as major student issues in ...

Registrar search nears end

By Brian Hudson | July 21

After months of searching, the University is closing in on the selection of the next registrar. The University Registrar Search Ccommittee will meet ...

Attorneys request evaluation results

July 21

A motion to request the results of a psychological evaluation of Adam Sapikowski’s father was approved by a Superior Court judge Tuesday. Public ...

UNC alumnus could return as president

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 21

A face familiar to the UNC system might have been added to its list of presidential candidates. In an interview with the Associated Press, University ...

School spirit

By KATHERINE HOLLANDER | July 21

Thin summer crowds deflate the profits of Chapel Hill businesses, leaving some owners gasping for air. But UNC’s orientation programs are able ...

N.C. budget talks could go on into August

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 21

Close, but no cigar. It seems likely that after weeks of work and intense debate, the N.C. General Assembly will not have a completed budget by the ...

State & Nation Briefs

By From staff and wire reports | July 21

Commision to take a closer look at Pope Air Force Base RALEIGH — The commission considering the Pentagon’s proposed base closure list voted ...

House approves Umstead reforms

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | July 21

University markets in North Carolina are one step closer to being available to students, employees, alumni and local communities. Amendments to the ...

Edgy author's latest is sinister but predictable

By JOHN COGGIN | July 21

Chuck Palahniuk has built a career on exposing the insanity of our culture through disgustingly ironic cautionary tales on American commercialism. His ...

Campus Briefs

By From staff and wire reports | July 21

Ackland in midst of summer vaction, will return in August The Ackland Art Museum closed its doors Monday for summer maintenance. The facility will ...

Transportation officials discuss Wal-Mart's effects

July 21

Though the possibility of a Wal-Mart on U.S. 15-501 has sparked concerns among some local officials, others maintain that the plans still are far from ...

Restaurant to make way for UNC clinics

July 21

Bruschetta will move aside in favor of stethoscopes as part of a recent land acquisition made by UNC Health Care. The organization paid $2.3 million ...

Flying high

By EMILY FISHER | July 21

Kirk Yoo is too slow to play Ultimate Frisbee and too frugal to play golf, so he plays disc golf instead. It’s free of charge and still all in the ...

Parham set to oversee DEDC

July 21

In four days, Liz Parham will assume the role of executive director of the Chapel Hill Downtown Economic Development Corporation, giving the organization ...

Receptions have never been this fun

By JOHN COGGIN | July 21

Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn recently crashed the summer box office with a comedy about two guys who like to crash weddings to pick up girls. While performing ...

City Briefs

By From staff and wire reports | July 21

Didow will not seek fourth term for city school board Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School board member Nick Didow announced recently that he will not ...

Other schools might see tuition autonomy

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 21

UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University are no longer the only state universities that could gain tuition autonomy. Speaker Jim Black, D-Mecklenburg, ...

Dressing up for game day

July 21

North Carolina football fans are going to have some new things to look forward to on game day this coming fall. The Sports Marketing department at ...

Curriculum changes loom ahead

By Brian Hudson | July 21

With less than a year until the overhaul of UNC’s curriculum, the Office of the Undergraduate Curricula is set to prepare the University community ...