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Cuts in budget could hurt UNC research status

By GREG STEEN | March 30

UNC’s libraries could face tough cuts in the coming months, and officials say they could be forced to take measures of last resort. The facilities ...

System strives for stability

By SHARI FIELD | March 30

As the UNC Health Care system begins to implement cost-cutting policy changes, officials find themselves in a constant tug of war, caught between hopes ...

Bill would halt local annexation

March 30

A bill sponsored by state legislators from the area could put a hold on Carrboro’s hotly debated annexation of two areas of subdivisions. The ...

Program for homeless builds on its small start

By VIRGINIA WOOTEN | March 30

Kesson Anderson remembers walking along Franklin Street as a young girl and being repeatedly approached by panhandlers. Every corner meant another ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | March 30

Today — The General Alumni Association is sponsoring a send-off for the men’s basketball team at 5:30 p.m. at Entry D of the Smith Center. ...

Teens paint mural for hangout

By KATHRYN REED | March 30

Under the guidance of a University senior, a group of area teens are spending their spring break creating a mural for their Carrboro after-school hangout. The ...

Senior battles slump

By Daniel Blank | March 30

For much of the season, Jawad Williams was the steadying force for North Carolina. While other individuals went through dry spells during the early ...

Controversial bill is latest salvo in battle

By Laura Youngs | March 30

A bill designed to protect students and faculty from political discrimination hit the N.C. Senate floor last week, but some say it’s unnecessary ...

Fiery offense pounds Winthrop

By Brian MacPherson | March 30

Firefighters arrived at Boshamer Stadium midway through Tuesday’s game to extinguish a minor fire that began when a light fixture exploded in the ...

Student views of 'diverse' differ

By JENNY RUBY | March 30

More than 80 percent of students reported that they believe UNC embraces and celebrates diversity on campus, according to preliminary results of a diversity ...

Bills could limit tobacco flavors, usage in prison

By SETH PEAVEY | March 30

Two anti-smoking proposals in the N.C. Senate target tobacco use among youths and inmates. One bill would ban the sale of all flavored cigarettes, ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | March 30

Local Quiz Bowl team ranked first among state groups The sixth-grade Quiz Bowl team from Culbreth Middle School recently became state champions. The ...

A look into the crystal ball

By Staff Editor | March 30

To find out what’s going to happen in the NCAA Final Four, you could wait until the games this weekend, or you could read ahead and find it out ...

Film connects past, modern life

By JOHN COGGIN | March 30

As part of the 20th anniversary celebration of Africa Week, the Organization of African Students’ Interests & Solidarity screened director/producer ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | March 30

Chapel Hill police received a report Monday of the statutory rape of a 14-year-old girl. According to reports, the girl was raped without ...

Planners get a look at homeless shelter

By SPENCER GIPPLE | March 30

Before the Hillsborough Planning Board allows homeless shelters inside town limits, town officials want to tour other shelters to understand their inner ...

Students only group to see parking loss

By KATIE HOFFMANN | March 30

It’s a constant battle in campus parking lots. As construction projects significantly reduce parking, those looking for spaces are left driving ...

UNC junior nabs Truman Scholarship

March 30

Members of the basketball team aren’t the only students piling up national accolades these days. On Tuesday, the Harry Truman Scholarship Foundation ...

UNC could see new college

By Alex Robinson | March 29

With the passing of a bill that would establish a judicial college at UNC, officials said the University could better meet the needs of North Carolina’s ...

Small classes might land on cutting board

By ERIN ZUREICK | March 29

As the clock winds down on Abigail Coward’s time at UNC, course scheduling hasn’t got any easier for the junior. Coward, an international ...