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European Treatment of Traveler Leaves Something To Be Desired at Home

By Staff Editor | July 18

TO THE EDITOR: I have just returned from a study abroad experience in Europe. I spent five weeks in London, one week in Paris and three days in Edinburgh, ...

Service Program Works to Better Lives of Kenyans

By Elliott Dube | July 18

A few UNC students are giving up the luxuries of American life to help some of Kenya's residents who do not have the luxury to expect that they will live ...

Where to Eat? Nurture Your Nightly Needs

By Staff Editor | July 18

As my time as summer columnist sadly comes to a close, I've been thinking about topics I may want to approach in the last two columns of my reign. Sure, ...

Survey: UNC 2nd In Category of Hot and Trendy

By Kate Pearson | July 18

How do high school students around the country describe UNC? The Kaplan 2002 National Survey of High School Guidance Counselors reports that UNC ranks ...

Act: Sex Offenders Must Inform Schools

By Andy Medlin | July 18

The nation's universities will soon be able to give their students and staff information about convicted sex offenders who are enrolled or work at the ...

Aussie Rockers Meld Beatles, Nirvana Influences on Debut

By Caroline Lindsey | July 18

The Vines Highly Evolved 3 Stars Before listening to the Vines' debut full-length album, Highly Evolved, there are a few things to note. Despite any ...

Funding Change Won't Happen This Year

By Rohit Patel | July 18

UNC-system administrators and legislators say that a change to how university enrollment is funded will not occur this session but that the policy change ...

Thornton Signs With Indianapolis Colts

July 18

Linebacker David Thornton, a fourth-round draft choice from North Carolina, signed with the Indianapolis Colts on July 10. Terms were not disclosed. Thornton ...

WUSA Opens Once-Small Window

By Tim Candon | July 18

Following the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team's run to the quarterfinals at last month's World Cup, Major League Soccer, which contributed 12 players ...

Officials Announce 8th Delay

By Jan Rybnicek | July 18

UNC students will have to wait a little longer to enjoy many of the comforts of both the old and new Union facilities. University officials postponed ...

Change Expected To Joint Program

By Mala Desai | July 18

Officials say that the Robertson Scholars Program was a success after its first year and that there will be only small changes made to it for its second ...

Chili Peppers Lose Their Heat On Mellow, Unpolished Album

By Natalie Harry | July 18

Red Hot Chili Peppers By The Way 2 Stars A softer, mellower Californication, the Red Hot Chili Peppers' new album By The Way, can be described best ...

Study: More Aid Needed

By Brook Corwin | July 18

A report issued by a congressional advisory committee states that nearly 170,000 top high school graduates are not enrolling in college this fall because ...

'Road' on Fast Track To Oscars

By Michelle Jarboe | July 18

Road to Perdition 5 Stars In the antithesis to the typical summer blockbuster, Sam Mendes, director of "American Beauty," doles out a second dose of ...

Primary Elections Date Set

By Alex Kaplun | July 18

RALEIGH -- After a four-month delay, state elections in North Carolina appear to be back on track. The N.C. General Assembly set the state primary election ...

Water Restrictions Go Into Effect for Orange County

By Jessica Guice | July 18

With just about 130 days of water usage left, Orange County, Chapel Hill and Carrboro instituted mandatory water restrictions at the request of the Orange ...

In Brief

By Staff Editor | July 18

Town Council to Allow UNC-CH Construction The Chapel Hill Town Council issued permits for the construction of new buildings on the University campus ...

Tuition Increase in Fall Bills

By Meredith Nicholson | July 11

UNC-Chapel Hill Students opened their mailboxes this week to find tuition bills that included increases of 8 percent for in-state students, 12 percent ...

Public Art Committee Awaits Final Decision From Chancellor

By Elliott Dube | July 11

On June 3, the UNC Public Art Planning Committee sent a proposal to Chancellor James Moeser that could change the look of the campus. The committee is ...

A Southern Season to Make Move to University Mall

By Laura Hinson | July 11

The locally owned and operated gourmet food store, A Southern Season, will move from the Eastgate Shopping Center to the University Mall in the summer ...