A/C Breaks; Granville West Bakes

It's getting hot in Granville Towers West, and some residents say they are taking hip-hop artist Nelly's advice and taking off their clothes. The air ...

Millions for Slave Reparations, Not a Cent for Media Support

I have a lot to say and only a semester to do it. I'm going to spare you the boring life-story stuff. If you have to know, e-mail me and ask. One thing ...

2 Fraternities Lose Houses, 1 Closes Doors for Sprinklers

Three houses in Fraternity Court are now sporting boarded-up windows while repairs are being made, but when the boards come down, new renovations won't ...

The Same Old Rat

As ownership of the Rathskeller, a Franklin Street staple for more than 50 years, changes for the second time in three years, new management assures that ...

Members Endorse Freedom

Click here to read the full text of the UNC-system Board of Governors resolution on academic freedom Members of the UNC-system Board of Governors -- ...

Bookstore Illogical; Cooperative Would Benefit Student Body

TO THE EDITOR: This letter is in regard to a recent article, "The Committee Prepares to Suggest Changes to Textbook System" by Jennifer Johnson. College ...

West Nile Hits Closer to Home

A recent scare involving a vacationing man in Raleigh who tested positive for West Nile virus has raised concerns about the possibility of infection among ...

A Southern Professor Looks Homeward

To most, the South conjures up images of grits, barbecue and country music. It is a humid land of sipping sweet tea on a front porch under the hot sun. ...

Stokes Key to Tar Heel Defense

Although uncertainty shrouds the defensive unit North Carolina men's soccer coach Elmar Bolowich will field, one thing is certain -- David Stokes will ...

Kudzu

Reading Lawsuit Back to Courts

Attorneys for a Christian group will continue to pursue legal action against the University for requiring a book on Islam, the Agence France-Presse news ...

Town Aids UNC Development Plan

Chapel Hill and UNC relations appear to remain amiable as the town recently approved building permits allowing the University to begin work on several ...

LGBTQ Center Open Soon, Needs Space

Almost a year after UNC administrators approved the conception of a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer resource center, LGBTQ students will ...

Public Service Center Hosts Interest Open House

A prominent public service advocacy group for UNC is looking to get the word out early in the semester. The Carolina Center for Public Service is holding ...

Op-Ed Cartoon

2 N.C. Counties Challenge State In Tax Lawsuit

Commissioners in two N.C. counties voted unanimously Monday to sue the state for local revenues withheld earlier in the year by Gov. Mike Easley. The ...

Campus Calendar

Sunday, August 25 7 p.m. -- OASIS is a cultural organization for Africans and those interested in Africa. Join us for our first meeting and welcome ...

Baseball Recruit Jilts UNC, Opts For Cardinals Instead

A day before classes started at North Carolina, Calvin Hayes didn't even have his belongings packed. Unlike most of the other soon-to-be freshmen, the ...

Board Asks NCDOT To Suspend Paving

Faced with pleas from residents, the Orange County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday night to request that the N.C. Department of Transportation immediately ...