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Rape not reported to campus

By KATIE HOFFMANN | September 12

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 ...

A fiesta without borders

September 12

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 ...

Looking for direction

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 12

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 ...

Poehls to serve as registrar

By Brian Hudson | September 12

After a months-long search process, campus leaders confirmed Friday that Alice Poehls will serve as the next University registrar. Poehls, who previously ...

Walkers see art, area at the same time

By LAURA OLENIACZ | September 12

Local galleries, eclectic art museums and funky-creative centers flung opened their doors and dished out wine, cheese, jazz and their most appealing visuals ...

Volleyball gets served at home

September 12

The fans cheered, the band played, and members of Carolina Fever shouted demeaning comments at the opposing team. But the outpouring of team spirit ...

Chemistry is key on the court

By GABY REMINGTON | September 12

Watching a North Carolina volleyball game is like watching an intricate dance among the six players on the court. Whether it's jumping up for the kill ...

Extra-long games kill academics

By JACOB KARABELLFOR | September 12

Amemo to UNC faculty:Have you noticed that some students seem a little behind on their reading Monday mornings? Or perhaps a paper written during the ...

Students cap off reopening

By JOHN COGGIN | September 12

On the final day of Memorial Hall's gala opening weekend, students and the University community poured into a renovated venue for a free day of entertainment ...

Alumnus becomes Habitat head

By KAVITA PILLAI | September 12

UNC graduate Jonathan Reckford, 42, has dabbled in the Wall Street world. He has coached the Korean national rowing team and worked for the Olympic organizing ...

locals bop and grind at decade dance

By DANIELLE LATMAN | September 12

Scrunchie socks, MC Hammer pants and grungy hairstyles might not be the most important contributions to the last decade, but these retro icons were revived ...

State & Nation Briefs

By Staff Editor | September 12

Carolinas await Hurricane Ophelia, remember Katrina WILMINGTON - Hurricane Ophelia sat nearly stationary off the coast of the Carolinas on Sunday, ...

Baristas battle for best brews

By Linda Shen | September 12

Correction: Lemuel Butler was said to work at the Daily Grind Expresso Cafe in Efland. He doesn't. He works at the Daily Grind on campus. Due to an ...

Classic acts hark the sound

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | September 12

University pride was mixed with world-renowned and local classical talents at the Saturday as part of the opening of the renovated Memorial Hall. "A ...

Campus arts venues use alcohol to attract

August 31

Alcohol is always a big draw on college campuses. But a new law allowing university art venues to sell alcoholic beverages isn’t meant to tempt ...

Sporting lessons from a wise man

By DEREK HOWLES | August 31

A wise man once said these words in a television commercial, ones I know I will carry with me forever: “I don’t look at myself as a basketball ...

Community calendar

By Staff Editor | August 31

The Red Cross is hosting a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today in the Great Hall of the Student Union. In addition, the group has a general interest ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | August 31

At 8:08 p.m. Monday, a former UNC Hospitals employee, now residing in Ontario, reported being a victim of credit card fraud. A total of $10,015.81 was ...

First day of classes leaves freshmen unscathed

By EMILY FISHER | August 31

UNC freshman Aaron Harrill wasn’t expecting a party Tuesday when he walked through the Pit on his first day of classes. “It was a lot of ...

New police substation christened

By SPENCER GIPPLE | August 31

Local police are expanding their services in the community, and getting a little more elbow room in the process. Several Chapel Hill residents joined ...