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City briefs

By Staff Editor | March 24

Liberal commentator to hit UNC in live radio broadcast Longtime “Saturday Night Live” writer and performer and radio talk show host Al ...

Local domestic violence reports up by 16 percent

By MATT HAIR | March 24

Domestic violence is on the rise in the area, according to a recent police report. The Chapel Hill Police Department announced this week that reported ...

Trustees mull scholarship money

By Emily Steel | March 24

Officials might have the perfect bait to lure more top students to UNC-Chapel Hill next year if the University’s governing board approves a request ...

Trustees mull retention study

By RACHEL BROCK | March 24

University leaders were satisfied with the results of a study on student retention rates at UNC but said initiatives must continue to retain those who ...

Tar Heel roots legend comes to UNC

By MARGARET HAIR | March 24

North Carolina living musical legend Doc Watson transported a sold-out crowd from the cavernous acoustics of Hill Hall Auditorium to a care-free, back-porch, ...

Group raises awareness for world TB day

By KATHRYN BALES | March 24

A group of UNC students has banded together to increase awareness of tuberculosis, and its first effort will hit campus today. The Tuberculosis Awareness ...

Food workers return to UNC

By MARTA OSTROWSKI | March 24

Two women who dedicated their lives to the struggle for low-paid workers’ rights at UNC returned to campus Wednesday night, addressing an audience ...

UNC-system free music program to end April 30

By STEPHEN MOORE | March 24

With one month remaining in the UNC-system online music initiative, the five schools participating in the pilot program are exploring ways to continue ...

Gale one-hits Towson in 6-0 win

By DEREK HOWLES | March 24

The forecasted thunderstorm that pushed up the start time of North Carolina’s baseball game by an hour never materialized Wednesday at Boshamer ...

UNC hosts women's health issues research day

By Alex Robinson | March 24

Statewide researchers flocked to campus Wednesday to present the latest research on women’s health issues as part of the sixth annual Women’s ...

No-hitter for Cox sweeps away Furman

By GABY REMINGTON | March 24

After scoring one run in five games in the Kia Klassic during Spring Break, the North Carolina softball team decided to turn over a new leaf and begin ...

Request targets the homeless

By MELODY GUYTON | March 24

Advocates for the homeless asked local leaders Wednesday to set aside money in next fiscal year’s budget to fund a 10-year plan to end homelessness ...

Calabria prepares to bid post farewell

By Brian Hudson | March 24

With just two weeks until Student Body President-elect Seth Dearmin’s inauguration, Matt Calabria’s term in the position is all but complete. Earlier ...

Budget is balancing act for commissioners

By SUSIE DICKSON | March 24

It’s crunch time for the county budget: Tonight, leaders will take a major step toward figuring out what will get funded and what’ll be left ...

Film, panel highlight start-up struggles

March 23

The dramatic ins and outs of the dot-com start-up boom of the late ’90s were brought into sharp focus Tuesday evening at Hanes Arts Center. The ...

Gas price climb to continue

By Alex Granados | March 23

The price of gasoline is skyrocketing across the state and the nation, and experts say the pressure on businesses and consumers will only increase during ...

Bills might reduce UNC project costs

March 23

UNC-system schools would be able to purchase equipment using a special form of debt under twin bills filed Thursday in the state legislature. Both ...

Kindergartners shop for entrepreneurship

By SPENCER GIPPLE | March 23

Kindergarten students at McDougle Elementary School found that $1 could go a long way Tuesday, as it bought anything from a checkup to pet food. Too ...

Students want clarity about fees

By Laura Youngs | March 23

Student leaders and UNC-system officials hope to clarify student fee policies after a series of hikes at most universities, but some say now is not the ...

Road's paving plan faces no opposition

By TED STRONG | March 23

A street-paving program for a Carrboro back road passed its last major obstacle without opposition Tuesday night. At a public hearing on a street improvement ...