Sylvia Hatchell's intensity drills in practice paid off for the North Carolina women's basketball team Monday night against Flor?s 0
Read More »The N.C. Association of County Commissioners proclaimed an Orange County program a forerunner in the reuse of valuable construction materials. The deconstruction ...
Read More »When senior Tyler Friedman returned from a study abroad program in England in the spring of 2001, he decided to move into a house in Chapel Hill while ...
Read More »In a departure from more relaxed candidate forums, student body candidates gathered Monday in a formal setting to discuss their platforms. The Dialectic ...
Read More »Following the first half of the North Carolina women's basketball team's game against Florida State, two teams made of a random mix of UNC coaches and ...
Read More »Candidate Will McKinney won Sangam's endorsement for student body president Sunday night in a forum sponsored by the South Asian awareness organization. Five ...
Read More »The construction of four new residence halls on South Campus is ahead of schedule, and they will open next fall, providing 955 new spaces for on-campus ...
Read More »You left your math book inside, again. It'll only take a few seconds, you reason, so you run inside, leaving the stereo blaring and car running. Once ...
Read More »Despite the scarcity of on-campus parking spaces, students living off campus are making the best of a bad situation. Cheryl Stout, assistant director ...
Read More »A high-speed police chase that ended in a car accident and a foot pursuit landed a Chapel Hill man in jail Saturday facing four felony and 16 misdemeanor ...
Read More »Eventually residence hall residents must face the facts -- two people and all their possessions are crammed in a room double the area of your former closet. But ...
Read More »University police officers were dispatched to Craige Residence Hall early Monday when a skinned animal was discovered in the shower of a fourth-floor ...
Read More »The other day, I was stood up. Again. This has turned into such a recurring event in my life that I'm beginning to question the wisdom of abolishing arranged ...
Read More »Some students describe their freshman year as the "time of their life," but studies indicate that the first year of college is more strenuous than might ...
Read More »Orange County law enforcement has a new tool for tracking down and saving missing children. The emergency broadcast system, known as the N.C. Child Alert ...
Read More »The "My Party" computer virus has spread quickly around campus in the past few weeks, infecting a large number of computers but not causing any serious ...
Read More »Today 6:30 p.m. -- The N.C. Schweitzer Fellows Program is hosting "Sexual Identity: A Professional Approach," to be held until 8:30 p.m. in the Law ...
Read More »