Students seeking to promote world peace now actively can do so at UNC, thanks to the establishment of a Rotary Center for International Studies in peace ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: It is because of ignorance and a lack of understanding that so many gay men and women experience harassment and discrimination. No one ...
Read More »Now that white shoes have been put back in storage and classes are back in session, vacation might not be the first thing on students' minds. But for ...
Read More »To coincide with the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Carrboro's Open Eye Cafe is featuring a new exhibit called "NYC Photography Memorial." But ...
Read More »LINCOLN, Neb. -- The second-ranked North Carolina women's soccer team used a pair of unassisted goals in the first six minutes of play Sunday afternoon ...
Read More »The Taiwan book collection at UNC's Davis Library is about to almost double in size as a result of a donation from the Atlanta chapter of the Taipei Economic ...
Read More »Three things need to happen for an upset to take place. The underdog must first realize it belongs on the same floor as the other team. Second, it must ...
Read More »"This is our day to fight," said National Public Radio correspondent Juan Williams, addressing a group gathered Friday to face the perceived resegregation ...
Read More »Recent rains have helped alleviate the area's drought conditions, but officials say it has not rained enough to replenish the county's low water supply. The ...
Read More »Predicting continued tyranny against the U.S. colonies by the British monarchy, Revolutionary War hero Patrick Henry said, "I know of no way of judging ...
Read More »A carnivorous fish that can walk on land has state environmental agencies worried about North Carolina's $1 billion-a-year fishing industry. The northern ...
Read More »If Saturday's season opener against Miami (Ohio) seemed somehow eerily familiar to North Carolina football fans, that's because it should. This was not ...
Read More »The two men sat on opposite sides of the players' lounge of the Kenan Football Center and, independent of each other, asked the exact same questions. "How ...
Read More »Another rebuilding project is on the way for the UNC Greek community. Delta Upsilon fraternity has been granted permission to build a new house at its ...
Read More »The University of California system has reached a $40 million settlement with Andersen Worldwide SC -- an international corporation that includes Arthur ...
Read More »For Georgia Tech placekicker Luke Manget, 31 is the magic number. With 131 consecutive extra points under his belt, the senior is on pace to set a new ...
Read More »After a year of rebuilding, the Virginia football team is looking to settle in under second-year coach Al Groh. Last year's 5-7 squad was mired in a ...
Read More »He's fluent in French, Arabic and for the most part English. He's well-traveled, perhaps too well. He has a master's degree in international business. ...
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