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Community works on IFC art

By MEGHAN DAVIS | January 31

By Meghan Davis Staff Writer New artwork soon will brighten the lives of those who eat, stay and work in the Inter-Faith Council’s community ...

Town council frowns at university building plan

By TED STRONG | January 28

Chapel Hill Town Council members had a few suggestions Wednesday for a University project planned at the site of the old Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house ...

Council downs development plan

By TED STRONG | January 28

Chapel Hill Town Council members offered a variety of criticism Monday to a plan for an addition to the Meadowmont development. But the developer remains ...

Teachers propel American dream

January 28

When the mail arrived at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house in December, two seniors eagerly dug through the pile to find the letters that would determine ...

Police log

January 28

A Durham man was arrested at 11:50 p.m. Wednesday and charged with three counts of misdemeanor possession of stolen goods, Chapel Hill police reports ...

Town key in campus election

January 28

While the post of student body president typically is viewed in terms of its connections to the University, this year’s candidates for the top student ...

Chisholm, 52, chef, artist

By KATHRYN BALES | January 28

Orlando Chisholm, beloved Lenoir Dining Hall chef, artist and friend, died Jan. 15 from a blood clot in his main artery. He was 52. Chisholm, the son ...

Honor Court sees more efficiency

By JACKI SPIES | January 28

Each year, incoming students at UNC pledge to uphold the Honor Code that governs appropriate behavior and outlines disciplinary procedures. As a tradition ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 28

Town Council to take closer look at consultant applicants Wednesday’s public forum on the budget for the next fiscal year began with a discussion ...

Student leaders fume over fee

January 28

Members of two campus committees charged with examining student fees said they were shocked Thursday when the UNC Board of Trustees approved an unprecedented ...

Gifted program may expand

By GREGG FOUND | January 28

After a drought of several years, local children in sixth through eighth grade soon could see the return of programs for highly gifted students. The ...

2 new deans to join faculty

By RACHEL BROCK | January 28

The new leaders of two of UNC’s professional schools were confirmed yesterday at a meeting of the Board of Trustees. Dr. John Williams, dean ...

Company Carolina heads "Into the Woods"

January 28

Company Carolina will put a modern-day spin on the fairy tales of the brothers Grimm. The company’s first showing of Stephen Sondheim and James ...

Local to chronicle airport

By KATHRYN REED | January 28

Recent discussions on the renaming of Airport Road and the development of the Carolina North satellite campus have brought the Horace Williams Airport ...

Local colleges get schooled

By Alex Granados | January 28

In light of concerns about foreign student enrollment, the Department of Homeland Security is traveling the country to inform college officials about ...

State & nation briefs

By Staff Editor | January 28

Oklahoma senator wants boxing gloves for chickens OKLAHOMA CITY — A state senator has a plan for saving Oklahoma’s gamefowl industry now ...

Reformed porn addict draws huge crowd at N.C. State

January 28

RALEIGH — Pornography cost Michael Leahy his wife, kids, six-figure salary and any aspect of his life that ever mattered to him. Leahy, a former ...

Report: NCSSM has unfair breaks

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | January 28

A local conservative higher-education watchdog has deemed that the tuition waivers for UNC-system schools given to graduates of the N.C. School of Science ...

New coach has Wake on the rise

By Jacob Karabell | January 28

After spending much of Thursday’s game yelling in frustration, Wake Forest first-year coach Mike Petersen entered the media room looking frustrated ...

Trustees pass hikes, athletic fees

By Emily Steel | January 28

With two separate votes Thursday morning, the University’s governing board set into action a pair of proposals that would tack an extra $1,000 for ...