Though they might not yet be of voting age, a group of teenagers was able to get a roomful of municipal candidates talking about resolutions they would ...
Read More »The houses are unmistakable: each one bears a series of Greek letters on the facade. And each fall, their doors open to hundreds of men and women searching ...
Read More »An increasing number of Hispanic workers are dying on the job, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Work-related fatalities in the nation were ...
Read More »Four years have passed. Four classes of seniors have graduated and said their good-byes to the campus that was rocked on Sept. 11. But four years ...
Read More »Anthony Jerome Brown, of 100 W. Rosemary St. was arrested at 4:29 p.m. Saturday on charges of damaging real property, possession with intent to sell or ...
Read More »Before long, the streets of Chapel Hill and Carrboro will be lined with signs, and mailboxes will contain brochures about candidates' qualifications for ...
Read More »Business communities in western North Carolina affected by the 2004 hurricane season received welcomed news Friday that money soon would come their way. The ...
Read More »St. Joseph's Christian Methodist Episcopal Church of 510 W. Rosemary St. in Chapel Hill called the community to "come out and help share the word of God ...
Read More »Six hours. Three hundred and sixty minutes. It's hard to do anything for that long, let alone hold four opponents scoreless. Yet, that's exactly ...
Read More »ATLANTA - Judging by the number of first-time starters taking the field for North Carolina in its Saturday contest against No. 17 Georgia Tech, it might ...
Read More »Tony Bennett, one of the most recognizable icons in American music, was on hand to celebrate the reopening of a beloved campus landmark. Students and ...
Read More »Today is the last day students can drop courses via the web registration system. It must be done by 5 p.m. This is also the last opportunity students ...
Read More »Several state school systems will be better equipped to ensure students' safety while on school grounds. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., announced Friday ...
Read More »ATLANTA - North Carolina quarterback Matt Baker stood in the shotgun, about 12 yards from the goal line and alone in the backfield, flanked by five wideouts. The ...
Read More »A 30-year-old woman was raped early Wednesday morning by a white male on the corner of South Columbia Street and Cameron Avenue, according to University ...
Read More »The N.C. State Fairgrounds in Raleigh always has been an especially Southern institution. But the South is changing, and nothing makes this more clear ...
Read More »BATON ROUGE, La. - After 11 days with thousands of roommates, Ashley Smith was fed up. "I can't be here. I just can't," she said Friday, standing outside ...
Read More »After a months-long search process, campus leaders confirmed Friday that Alice Poehls will serve as the next University registrar. Poehls, who previously ...
Read More »Local galleries, eclectic art museums and funky-creative centers flung opened their doors and dished out wine, cheese, jazz and their most appealing visuals ...
Read More »The fans cheered, the band played, and members of Carolina Fever shouted demeaning comments at the opposing team. But the outpouring of team spirit ...
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