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West Slated To Speak On Campus This Month

One of the nation's most renowned scholars in African-American studies is slated to give the keynote speech for this year's weeklong celebration of Martin ...

Chapel Hill Faces Issues, Changes

Chapel Hill is a special town. At least, that's what I've been told my entire life. By my parents, who lived here while my dad was in graduate school ...

Carrboro Hires Firm to Find New Town Manager; Brough Voted as Interim

At a special meeting Tuesday, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen approved the Mercer Group Inc. as the search firm Carrboro will use to find a new town manager. The ...

Media's Watchdog Role Vital for Public Awareness

The University community witnessed a prime example of the power of the press at the end of last semester. On Nov. 17, The (Raleigh) News & Observer published ...

Preventing Terrorism Requires A No-Holds-Barred Approach

America needs to wake up. We're in a fight for our lives as free citizens. Millions of people around the world seek to terrorize us and to destroy our ...

UNC Eyes Revenge Against Pesky Davidson

More than a year ago, Davidson rolled into the Smith Center and lent credence to the sky-is-falling mentality that followed North Carolina's season-opening ...

Carrboro Officials Announce That Cleanup of Debris Will Continue Into February

Carrboro residents will have to wait several more weeks before the debris from the December ice storm is cleaned up completely. But on Tuesday, town officials ...

Volleyball Ends Record Season at No. 12

The American Volleyball Coaches Association ranked the North Carolina volleyball team 12th in the final USA Today/AVCA Division I Coaches Poll released ...

Campus Calendar

Thursday, Jan. 9 1 p.m. -- Come hear the Organization for Security and Cooperation's head of mission in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ambassador Beecroft, speak ...

Bush Plans Tax Cut To Revive Economy

President Bush outlined Tuesday a bold $670 billion, 10-year economic plan intended to speed up economic recovery, aid job creation and work toward the ...

May Fracture Adds Injury to Insult

It was supposed to be a quick weekend of work at the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival, a triumphant return to New York for the North Carolina men's ...

Procedural Problems Restart Search

Despite a strong public showing against starting the superintendent selection process over, the Orange County Board of Education voted 5-2 to begin the ...

Bell Shines as Tar Heels Trounce Wolfpack

Click here to see more photos from the game North Carolina sophomore Nikita Bell planted her feet and outstretched her arms in an attempt to keep N.C. ...

Town Panel to Look At Horace Williams

The Chapel Hill Town Council has assembled an advisory panel to define and articulate the town's concerns about the development of the University's Horace ...

Campus Calendar

Today 7:30 p.m. -- The Chapel Hill-based Campaign to End the Cycle of Violence invites all advocates for peace and justice to join in planning anti-war ...

National Titles Only Part of UNC Soccer Dynasty

For most, winning one championship would be enough. But for the North Carolina women's soccer team, it might seem that failing to do so -- especially ...

Honor Code Reform Far More Widespread Than DTH Story Hints

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing briefly to express appreciation for The Daily Tar Heel's efforts to cover the process of Honor Code reform during the past ...

Ice Storm's Impact, Cost Linger in Town

One month after a fierce ice storm brought down tree limbs and power lines and crippled the winter-weary Triangle, local officials still are trying to ...