Women's soccer National Player of the Year Meredith Florance and record-setting men's basketball player Brendan Haywood have been named recipients of ...
Read More »California is the first state to endorse a federal law, passed earlier this month, that requires sex offenders to register with campus police before enrolling ...
Read More »Many students flying home for Fall Break came face-to-face with assault rifles during the vacation. Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, airports have ...
Read More »U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Dole made a stop on her campaign trail early Monday to greet local supporters who gathered at Mama Dip's Kitchen on Rosemary ...
Read More »Officials responded to four suspicious packages sent to UNC deans' offices last week, but the packages proved to be harmless. The dean's office at the ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Allen Spalt deserves re-election to the Carrboro Board of Aldermen. Throughout his first term and his prior service to the town, Spalt ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: This is a response to the Reader's Forum letter by Allie Perry entitled "Student Agrees with Horowitz: University is One-Party School." ...
Read More »PlayMakers Repertory Company opened its new season Saturday by focusing on the aftermath of hate crime victim Matthew Shepard's death. But while some ...
Read More »Carrboro police recovered 29 grams of cocaine after a Carrboro man fled from officers after a fight early Sunday morning. Randy Burnette, 31, of 112 ...
Read More »While recent events test the cohesiveness of American communities, the N.C. Museum of Art's latest exhibit asserts that they are indeed "Indivisible." Taking ...
Read More »To accommodate students' demand for basketball tickets, Carolina Athletic Association officials have changed their ticket distribution policy. This season's ...
Read More »Last year 9,735 out-of-state students applied to UNC-Chapel Hill, a total that is 40 percent higher than the number of in-state applicants. But nearly ...
Read More »It wasn't like it had never happened before. On a similar chilly October night in 1997, North Carolina women's soccer coach Anson Dorrance was doused ...
Read More »"Winner! Winner!" calls one carnival worker from the Hoop Shot booth at the N.C. State Fair. "We've got a winner!" A few fairgoers stop and smile as ...
Read More »It was a rare weekend in Anson Dorrance's life. The man who later would become the winningest women's soccer coach in NCAA history saw his North Carolina ...
Read More »Tuesday's Student Congress meeting involved the usual appropriation of funds to student groups along with a little attitude. The meeting began with an ...
Read More »COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The No. 25 North Carolina volleyball team lost its first ACC match of the season Sunday when it fell to Maryland 3-2 (22-30, 30-26, ...
Read More »A petting zoo, field games and a senior bar night are among the highlights of Senior Week, a celebration that kicks off today. The week's events begin ...
Read More »A melted BP sign is the only evidence of a gas fire that raged for more than two hours Tuesday night and sent one Thalle Construction Co., Inc. worker ...
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