The superintendent of public instruction is held accountable for the education of 1.3 million children in North Carolina. On Nov. 2, Democrat June Atkinson ...
Read More »You know a band is progressive when members have to make up a genre to describe themselves. As peculiar punk duo The Dresden Dolls proved Friday at Cat's ...
Read More »George W. Bush and John Kerry are undoubtedly missing out on the greatest campaign opportunity of the election season. On Sunday, just a little after ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Kevin Sellers' most recent letter, which asserts his right to burn a "desecrated" flag, struck me as a hypocritical attempt to justify ...
Read More »The Finance Committee of Student Congress held a public hearing Wednesday evening to discuss possible amendments to Title V of the Student Code - the ...
Read More »Gov. Mike Easley is not the typical leader of a Southern state in crisis - both Democrats and Republicans can agree on that. While other states have ...
Read More »North Carolina men's soccer forward Marcus Storey's artful, bending shot over the outstretched hands of the William & Mary goalkeeper put the Tar Heels ...
Read More »Raymond Raposa is searching for something in this Cathedral. Musically and lyrically, the Castanets' major-label debut engages the listener in a search ...
Read More »A fiesta will be thrown Friday at Chapel Hill High School to honor faculty member Ken Stewart, who was named the 2004 Teacher of the Year by the Foreign ...
Read More »In 1988, North Carolina men's soccer player Donald Cogsville made his mark in the record books by scoring 29 career goals. Now, 16 years later, senior ...
Read More »Student Congress failed to override an executive veto Tuesday night, instead opting to table indefinitely a bill that would have amended the Student Code ...
Read More »So you didn't watch any college football this past weekend. You decide that this coming Saturday is your chance to catch up. Armed with remote in hand, ...
Read More »RALEIGH - Patrick Ballantine, the Republican Party candidate for governor and a self-proclaimed underdog, stopped by N.C. State University on Tuesday ...
Read More »7 p.m. - The Carolina Association of Black Journalists will host a broadcast journalism panel in 33 Carroll Hall. Invited guest speakers include reporter ...
Read More »Melody Barnes was met with the aroma of pizza and a bear hug from a colleague when she entered the Rumpus Room of the School of Law on Tuesday evening. In ...
Read More »Voters in this state have a crucial decision to make Tuesday. The race for the U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by John Edwards has been identified by national ...
Read More »People who have worked closely with Erskine Bowles will tell you he never really wanted to go into politics, let alone run for U.S. Senate. But with a ...
Read More »The death of a senior at Appalachian State University last week dealt another blow to an already-grieving campus that has experienced three deaths in ...
Read More »The Chapel Hill Town Council wants more affordable housing included in development plans, a goal that one prominent local developer says could have the ...
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