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No. 24 UNC women's basketball falls to No. 17 UConn, 76-64, in Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase

| December 10

Women's Tennis

UNC's Magical '60-40 Ratio': It's All Crap

By Staff Editor | February 18

I've concluded that this University's famous "60-40 ratio" is crap. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate the high percentage of women the admissions office ...

Campus Calendar

By Niki Randall | February 18

Today noon -- The Center for European Studies presents Graham Allen, Labor member of Parliament from the United Kingdom, who will be speaking in Gary ...

Offcials Worry About Financial Aid

By Russ Thompson | February 18

Even though President Bush's budget proposal for the 2002-03 fiscal year would boost education spending, N.C. higher-education officials are worried the ...

Conference Addresses Perspectives on Racial Reparations

By Brook Corwin | February 18

Professors from across the country gathered Saturday at the UNC School of Law for a conference examining the issue of reparations from a variety of racial, ...

Platform Basics Endure Through Years

By Sarah Sanders | February 18

Tuition, parking, campus safety -- all issues on student body president candidates' platforms this year. And last year. And 15, 25, even 50 years ago. ...

Suspect Defense Hurts UNC

By Jamie Agin | February 18

Perhaps members of the North Carolina baseball team should trade their 2001 Diamondbacks-Yankees World Series videos for a set of Tom Emanski Defensive ...

Valentine's Day Articles Interesting But Biased Toward Heterosexuals

By Staff Editor | February 18

TO THE EDITOR: I want to sound out a LOUD agreement to Drew McLelland's letter from Friday ("'Hooking Up' Stories Leave Out Gays, Ignore Internet Dating") ...

Tech Dethrones Tar Heels in Championships Upset

By Gavin Off | February 18

When the 1,600-meter relay finished, the entire team exploded, pumping their fists, jumping off the ground and hugging each other. Then the chant began, ...

ASG Positive About Success of 'Keep N.C. Educated' Campaign

By Jennifer Samuels | February 18

WINSTON-SALEM -- The UNC-system Association of Student Governments met Saturday to discuss ways its "Keep N.C. Educated" campaign will be used to fight ...

A Knight's Tale of TPAC Woe

By Staff Editor | February 18

All of us would like to play chancellor for the day, for our personal opinions to carry the weight of University mandates. Last week, the Transportation ...

Gymnasts Set Record, Top James Madison

By Chris Gilfillan | February 18

The North Carolina women's gymnastics team came into this season knowing this could be a record-breaking year. Sunday, the Tar Heels lived up to their ...

Talks Focus on Downtown's Future

By Scott LaPierre | February 18

About 60 Chapel Hill residents, students, town officials and University officials met Saturday to discuss the creation of more downtown commercial and ...

Brown Leads Tar Heels Past Slumping Ga. Tech

February 18

ATLANTA -- Coretta Brown had 19 points and eight rebounds to lead No. 20 North Carolina to a 71-62 victory Sunday against Georgia Tech. Candace Sutton ...

Elections Board Levies Largest Fine of Season

By Daniel Thigpen | February 18

In the Board of Elections' largest punitive action this campaign season, senior class president candidate Tinu Akintola and her running mate David McIntosh ...

'Shutterbabe' Author Recounts Adventures

By Michelle Jarboe | February 18

With her petite form mostly hidden by a podium, author and photojournalist Deborah Kogan challenged her audience with images and words about war, adventure ...

Budget Issues May Delay New Buses

By Jennifer Johnson | February 18

Although Chapel Hill's request for 20 new buses is a high priority for the N.C. Department of Transportation, town officials say recent budget cuts might ...

TPAC's Decision on Night Parking Will Make Students Pay Twice

By Staff Editor | February 18

TO THE EDITOR:

Inspired Tar Heels Break Streak

By Mike Ogle | February 18

North Carolina's burden had grown heavier with each loss. As the Tar Heels waved goodbye to their traditional streaks while falling down a seemingly bottomless ...

The Evolution of the Quest to Become SBP

By Lauren Rippey | February 18

During the past four weeks, student body president candidates have made their presence known. Campaign workers have flooded the Pit, and candidates' ...

Providing Nourishment for a Growing Devotion to the Plant World

By Kirsten Fields | February 15

Peter White has something of a green thumb. White, the director of the UNC Botanical Gardens and a professor of biology, first discovered his penchant ...