By: Laura Wilkinson, Life & Style Editor

One of Wither’s lecture halls was filled Monday night 7 p.m. with people ready to hear from Dr. Gary Habermas, a philosophy professor at Liberty University, on the subject of near-death experiences and the afterlife....

By: Ty Johnson, Senior Staff Writer 

The Institute for Emerging Issues forum at the Raleigh Convention Center brought together corporate titans and innovators Monday as Gov. Bev Perdue, former Gov. Jim Hunt and others discussed the issues facing North Carolina. ...

By: Allie Landry, Staff Writer

Students have already begun making living arrangements for the coming fall....

By: Alanna Howard, Deputy News Editor

When N.C. State takes on Duke on Wednesday, students relying on the Red Terror transit system will find some changes in the trip. In a collaboration between Student Government and Transportation, a new drop-off point has been chosen....

By: Joanna Banegas, Staff Writer

The Union Activities Board and Inter-Residence Council are once again bringing the “I Heart Female Orgasm” program to campus. The program will be held in Stewart Theatre Thursday at 7 p.m....

By: Nick Tran, Deputy News Editor

The Jan. 13 meeting of the Student Senate saw nine students resign from their positions as senators. The Senate now has 44 seats filled of the 64 seats available. ...

By: Kate Shefte, Sports Editor

Several months ago, the Pack’s senior class approved plans to place a bell inside the University’s long-vacant tower as its parting present. Then began the compiling of funds for a 54-carillon engraved bell, which carried a price tag of $35,00...

By: Ty Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

The UNC Association of Student Governments is collaborating with student governments at all 17 universities in an effort to repeal what the groups are calling a $200 tax on students that is included in the 2010-11 state budget....

By: Nick Tran, Deputy News Editor

Student leaders and faculty came together Wednesday to plan their response to the earthquake which struck Haiti Tuesday....

By: Meredith Faggart

Students braved the cold weather and laced up their skates as they took to the AT&T Raleigh Winterfest Ice Rink Wednesday night for free ice-skating....

By: Nick Tran, Deputy News Editor

Today at 4:00 p.m. the Class of 2010 will be at the Bell Tower to begin pursuing its class gift, the first physical bell for the Bell Tower....

By: Jessica Neville, Science & Tech Editor

The 2010 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Campus Commemoration was held in Stewart Theatre yesterday to celebrate the life and accomplishments of the legendary civil rights activist. Harvard Law School professor and civil rights attorney Lani Guinier presented...

By: Caroline Barfield, Staff Writer

A few days before fall exams started the Primrose Hall Sundial was stolen from its pedestal.  Someone, still unknown, unscrewed it sometime after the end-of-the-semester Hillsborough Hike.  It was returned the next day, Dec. 8, to its stone pede...

By: Ty Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

The area between Sylvia's Pizza and North Residence Hall on Hillsborough Street is a haphazard collection of barricades and mesh fencing, but beyond the construction scars, a new business has taken up residence in the building shared by Planet Smoothie an...

By: Nick Tran, Deputy News Editor

Jan. 2 North Carolina, the largest tobacco-producing state in the country, adopted a policy to prohibit smoking in public restaurants, bars and smoking establishments where smoke would be allowed to migrate to a prohibited area....

By: Alanna Howard, Deputy News Editor

Each new semester presents the task of getting the right classes. The spring semester adds the pressure of being the last semester before graduation for most seniors.   According to Vice Provost and University Registrar Louis Hunt, there are areas wh...

By: Ty Johnson, Editor-in-Chief


Students are seldom more fiscally responsible when it comes to purchases than during the beginning of the semester when it's time to buy textbooks. Bargain-hunters cross town looking for the best deals and check Amazon, Facebook and other sites, making s...

By: Justin Carrington, Campus & Capital Editor

For years, Campout has been a staple in University tradition. The concept behind the annual tradition remains the same each year, as students camp out and brave the cold weather for the chance to win tickets to the Carolina basketball game. This year&rsqu...

By: Caitlin Cauley, Staff Writer

Student Government began accepting applications for appropriations on Jan. 11 and will close Jan. 29 at midnight....

By: Caroline Barfield, Staff Writer

Friday was a momentous day for the University as the Board of Governors, the governing body of the UNC System, announced Randy Woodson as the next chancellor.  A reception at the Park Alumni Center on Centennial Campus followed the announcement, wher...