APPLES Programs Offer Unique Experiences For Students to Get Involved

TO THE EDITOR: For the past two years I have been a part of an extremely unique program on campus sponsored by the APPLES Service-Learning Organization. As ...

UNC Hospitals Might Lose Their Reimbursements

A division of the federal Department of Health and Human Services has formally notified UNC Hospitals that its Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements will ...

Officials Close to Naming CCPS Director

Officials say they are closer to deciding who the next director of the Carolina Center for Public Service will be after the finalists vying for the position ...

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Officials React To Decision About Parking

Officials say the decision made last week to eliminate campus parking for all students living in residence halls will address a serious need of faculty ...

Program Scores Funding, Remains Afloat

UNC's Program on Southern Politics, Media and Public Life found alternative sources of funding last week, allowing the program to continue despite having ...

Media Selects Duke As Top Team in ACC

GREENSBORO -- The defending national champion Duke men's basketball team was the clear choice as the ACC preseason favorite in a media poll at the conference's ...

Lieberman Discusses Foreign Policy at Duke

DURHAM -- U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., addressed a standing-room-only crowd at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business on Sunday night as the ...

College Market Tour Draws Small Crowd

Shame on the Carolina Athletic Association and Coca-Cola Company. Sure, the five bands of the College Market Tour's were unsigned and not famous, but ...

Students Must Fight For Parking

If you're getting tired of the same old Polk Place every day, be cheered -- yes, I'm predicting another protest any day now. Students marched in protest ...

Police to Restrict Halloween Traffic

In an attempt to curb the cost and size of Chapel Hill's Halloween festivities, police have planned large-scale restrictions on vehicle traffic near Franklin ...

UNC Splits on Virginia Shoreline

NORFOLK, Va. -- Pinned in a scoreless game against William & Mary, the veterans on North Carolina's field hockey team came through when it mattered most. ...

SURGE Hosts Global Issues Conference

More than 250 people, some of whom traveled from as far away as Kenya, attended the third annual Glocal Awareness Conference held on campus this weekend. The ...

Daily Tar Heel Wins `Pulitzer of College Journalism'

For the first time in three years, The Daily Tar Heel brought home the highest award in college journalism this weekend. The DTH, under last year's editor, ...

Taliban's Sick Behavior Doesn't Excuse U.S. Crimes in Afghanistan

TO THE EDITOR: For those who cannot fathom why there are people who dare to oppose the U.S.-led military campaign in Afghanistan, let me ask you, ...

UNC Stays 1st in ACC Despite Loss

North Carolina volleyball coach Joe Sagula didn't know how his team would respond to its first ACC loss of the season at Maryland last Sunday. The Tar ...

Summit Focuses on Gay Men's Health Issues

More than 100 men attended UNC's N.C. Gay Men's Health Summit on Saturday to learn more about health issues unique to their community. Leaders from the ...

Tragedies Affect Teaching Plans

The events of Sept. 11 have begun to impact classes at UNC in addition to spurring teach-ins, memorials and prayer vigils. Most professors have avoided ...