Walking into the Downtown Durham YMCA to pick up her daughter, Betsy Barton finds comfort knowing that she and her partner are members of an organization ...
Read More »The Orange County Health Department now is providing high-risk individuals with an opportunity to receive the influenza vaccination this week by appointment ...
Read More »While it is common for senior officials to leave office at the end of a presidential term, Secretary of State Colin Powell's resignation could seriously ...
Read More »Everyone claims their lives are dramas, but some take it to the next step. Lab! Theatre presents an out- of-the-ordinary look at college life through ...
Read More »The recent passage of a California bill could change the face of embryonic stem cell research in the United States, putting the state at the forefront ...
Read More »Until recently, two options have been available for male contraception - condoms and vasectomies. But new research stemming from UNC laboratories has ...
Read More »Paul Green Theater Drive closes today for utility work Paul Green Theater Drive will be closed starting today because of utility work associated with ...
Read More »The UNC system faced record enrollment growth for the fall 2004 semester, welcoming an academically stronger, more diverse population to its 16 campuses. For ...
Read More »Students lined the walls of the Pleasants Family Assembly Room in Wilson Library on Monday afternoon, holding signs that urged officials to reconsider ...
Read More »In Manhattan's 843-acre Central Park, the first urban landscaped park in the United States, children have been able to ride a carousel since 1871. About ...
Read More »Strong finishes by several North Carolina athletes at the NCAA Region III Championship sealed the women's cross country team's ticket to the NCAA Championships ...
Read More »A UNC student was the victim of an armed robbery that occurred Friday night near Morrison Residence Hall. Sophomore Marley Gow, a Morrison resident, ...
Read More »The mixed-use development proposed to be built northeast of the intersection of U.S. 15-501 and Erwin Road received a negative response from the Chapel ...
Read More »Enrollment of international students at the nation's universities declined by 2.4 percent during the last academic year, according to a new report. The ...
Read More »Members of a state task force investigating DWI crimes might recommend a 5-cent sales tax increase on beer. The revenue from the increased tax would ...
Read More »The Carrboro Board of Aldermen will hold a second public hearing tonight on a controversial proposal for the annexation of two areas northeast of town. The ...
Read More »The Chapel Hill Town Council took a step Monday night toward amending language in a town ordinance that could help create more affordable housing. The ...
Read More »In the middle of campus, a few UNC researchers are taking on a quest to find vaccines that might negate the effects of a hazardous biological attack. The ...
Read More »The Tuition Advisory Task Force's recommendations made up a small step of a lengthy process, but the group missed a major opportunity to send trustees ...
Read More »Business owners and residents of Airport Road will have one year to make the transition from their current addresses to their new ones if the suggestion ...
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