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Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | March 28

Hyde named new member of University governing board The UNC system’s Board of Governors recently appointed Barbara Rosser Hyde of Memphis, Tenn., ...

Fans wait for the real celebration

By Staff Editor | March 28

There were no bonfires on Franklin Street. There was no drunken, riotous mayhem spreading through downtown Chapel Hill. Sure, there was a celebration ...

Lacrosse falls to 0-2 in the ACC

By DAN SCHWIND | March 28

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — When members of the North Carolina’s men’s lacrosse team took the field Saturday, they were hoping to re-create ...

3rd starter critical to success

By DAVID MOSES | March 28

After the 2001 World Series, Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling became household names to every baseball fan across the country. But not many people ...

UNC soars to EAGL title

March 28

RALEIGH — When North Carolina gymnast Courtney Bumpers finished her floor routine at the East Atlantic Gymnastics League Championship Friday, she ...

Reliability, camaraderie mark Tuck's leadership

March 28

Ryan Tuck is many things, but shy isn’t one of them. Still a high school student at the time, the now-junior journalism and political science ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | March 28

Education board to examine schools budget for next year The Orange County Board of Education will discuss next fiscal year’s budget from 5 to ...

Black edges lottery vote toward floor

By Laura Youngs | March 28

Prospects for a state lottery moved forward Thursday as the leader of the state House called for the formation of a legislative panel designed to put ...

Budget cuts would slash UNC's faculty, classes

By Emily Steel | March 28

They’ve embarked on an extensive capital fund-raising campaign and tried their hand at hiking tuition. But in the puzzle of working out the University’s ...

Network links young professionals

By JENNIFER FAIR | March 28

Local young workers should do more to learn from each other’s common experiences and ties to universities, many of them said Thursday. Fifty ...

After fire, staff rallies for repairs

By LAURA OLENIACZ | March 28

After a fire at a local women and children’s shelter last week, the shelter’s staff is scrambling to repair the damage done to the lives of ...

Campus briefs and calendar

By Staff Editor | March 24

Congress passes resolutions, ticket policy amendment Student Congress passed Tuesday two nonbinding resolutions — one to include sexual orientation, ...

Congress pushes back VP decision

By KATHERINE EVANS | March 24

In the wee hours of Wednesday morning, Student Congress decided to postpone its decision regarding the nomination of Adrian Johnston as student body vice ...

Committee wants 2 women's awards

By HILARY DELBRIDGE | March 24

With a clear vision of how to fill the gap left by the retirement of the University’s most prestigious award for women, officials decided Wednesday ...

Season to spring to action at local lakes

By MONA SONI | March 24

With the arrival of spring comes the reopening of two local lakes where the public can enjoy the much-awaited warm weather. The Cane Creek Reservoir ...

Insko rolls out keg bill in state House

By MATT BOWLES | March 24

With support from the Chapel Hill Town Council, an N.C. legislator is taking the next step to establish a statewide registration system for beer kegs. Rep. ...

Police log

March 24

Carrboro police arrested a Hillsborough man at 9:35 p.m. Monday and charged him with one felony count of possession with intent to sell and distribute ...

Aerosol can sparks fire, displaces shelter dwellers

By TED STRONG | March 24

It appears to officials that an aerosol can in a janitor supply closet has reduced the capacity of the local women and children’s shelter by one ...

Revenue gets boost as wins pile up

By LAURA OLENIACZ | March 24

Chapel Hill businesses are experiencing economic success as sweet as the long line of Tar Heel victories as fans flock to stores and eateries to convert ...

DEDC seeks alcohol for concert series

By JAKE POTTER | March 24

This year’s installment of an annual summer concert series in Chapel Hill could be remarkably different from years past. The Downtown Economic ...