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Hunt Endorsement Gives Boost to Bowles

By Sara Longenecker | April 2

Political pundits say former Gov. Jim Hunt's decision to endorse candidate Erskine Bowles for the U.S. Senate will provide a vital boost to the Charlotte ...

Student Leaders Support Daum's Emphasis on Diversity in Cabinet Selection

By Meredith Nicholson | April 2

As Student Body President-elect Jen Daum begins her term in office with today's inauguration, she brings an extremely diverse group of officers to help ...

We Didn't Start The Fire

By Michael Chen | April 2

The Chapel Hill firetrucks lined up outside what used to be Hudson Belk should not alarm University Mall shoppers. The Chapel Hill Fire Department is ...

Star Trios

By Staff Editor | April 2

Three of North Carolina's six incoming freshmen -- Raymond Felton, Rashad McCants and Sean May -- earned 2002 McDonald's All-America honors, marking the ...

Baseball Brings Back Old Cliches

By Aaron Fitt | April 1

Spring is here, baseball is back, and life is good.

Hopkins Holds Off 2nd-Half UNC Rally

April 1

BALTIMORE -- The North Carolina men's lacrosse team almost pulled off a miraculous comeback against No. 3 Johns Hopkins on Friday before 5,667 fans at ...

April Means Art For Town-Gown Tours, Festivals

By Jenise Hudson | April 1

As spring leaps into effect, the town of Chapel Hill is also jumping into action as it prepares to kick off April Arts Downtown. A monthlong celebration ...

Agencies Brace for Cuts, Likelihood of Layoffs

By Daniel Blank | April 1

At the request of Gov. Mike Easley, the heads of most state agencies have submitted plans for budget cuts, which include hundreds of layoffs, to help ...

Winmore Tract Project Awaits Town Approval

By Kellie Dixon | April 1

A UNC Board of Trustees decision to support a mixed-use development on the Horace Williams satellite has renewed discussion on a project that would offer ...

Budget Cuts Might Affect Future Department Hiring

By Philissa Cramer | April 1

Some department chairmen have been asked by University officials to think carefully about future hiring in preparation for the possibility of budget cuts. Provost ...

How to Strike The Balance: Ins and Outs

By Staff Editor | April 1

Extroverts are more or less sociable, fun-loving, and enthusiastic." That's a direct line from a psychology textbook. So introverts, being the antithesis ...

Lacrosse Takes 2 at ACC/Big Ten Challenge

April 1

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- North Carolina completed its weekend as the lone team without a loss at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, handing Penn State a 15-7 loss ...

Cavs End Baseball's 13-Game Win Streak

April 1

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- It had to come to an end at some point. The North Carolina baseball team had its 13-game winning streak snapped in an 8-3 loss ...

All-American Quinn Takes 10th at NCAAs

April 1

ATHENS, Ga. -- North Carolina junior Sean Quinn earned All-America honors for the second time in his three seasons as a Tar Heel at this weekend's NCAA ...

BOT Nixes Night Permit Plan, Asks Administration to Revise

By Lizzie Breyer | April 1

Members of the UNC Board of Trustees voted Thursday to send a parking proposal back to the administration for a new version to be drafted -- without a ...

Campus Y Committee Promotes Human Rights With Events All Week

By Staff Editor | April 1

TO THE EDITOR: Globe, a committee sponsored by the Campus Y, will be sponsoring Human Rights Week April 1-5. The group aims to advocate action through ...

Officials Fight Increases For Professional Students

By Daniel Thigpen | April 1

A tuition hike proposal passed by the UNC-system Board of Governors last month will go before the N.C. General Assembly in May, but University officials ...

Access, Safety Crucial Issues For Parking

By Staff Editor | April 1

With a second chance for thought, administrators should consider campus life without free night parking. What if the campus atmosphere changes at night? ...

Officials Crack Down on Owners When Pets Stray

By Jenny Huang -and Scott Warfield | April 1

Local animal control officials say pet owners should assume full responsibility for their pet's actions -- even in the case of an unprovoked attack. On ...

Students Negotiate, Not Rally

By John Frank | April 1

The UNC Board of Trustees has long been at odds with bullhorn-toting, actively protesting student leaders when it comes to campus issues. But at Thursday's ...