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UNC volleyball drops first ACC game with loss at Pittsburgh

By Jonah Lossiah | October 31

The No. 8 North Carolina volleyball team dropped its first ACC game Sunday, as Pittsburgh outlasted the Tar Heels in a five-set affair (25-21, 19-25, ...

UNC women's golf places 14th in Landfall Tradition

By Brandon White | October 31

The North Carolina women’s golf team started the weekend with promise in the Landfall Tradition, but the team had to settle with a 14th place finish ...

UNC midfielder Catherine Hayden (8) winds up for a shot against Appalachian State on Sunday.

UNC field hockey gains momentum with 9-1 win over Appalachian State

By Sam Doughton | October 31

After ending ACC play with two losses on the road, the No. 5 North Carolina field hockey team needed some momentum ahead of the ACC Tournament.

The women's soccer team celebrates after Madison Schultz (1) scored against Virginia on Sunday.

UNC women's soccer positions itself for postseason run with ACC Tournament win

By John Bauman | October 31

All coaches can ask of their teams is to play their best at the end of the season.

APO started a GoFundMe to raise money to send people to DC in order to advocate the national group to switch to gender neutral language.

Service fraternity APO advocates for gender-inclusive language

By Sarah Moore | October 31

UNC’s chapter of Alpha Phi Omega will be sending seven members to the fraternity’s national convention in Pittsburgh, Penn. in December to advocate ...

From left: Stanley Vickers, Carolyn Daniels, Judy Van Wyk, and Alice Page Battle speak about their experiences when the Chapel Hills schools were racially integrated.

Town hall commemorates 50 years of school desegregation, discusses work to be done

By Lidia Davis | October 30

When Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools were first desegregated in 1966, Keith Edwards’ dream to one day be a member of the Lincoln High School band ...

Opinion: Minority status and lack of privilege are not the same.

By Editorial Board | October 30

On UNC’s campus, it’s not difficult to discern that the minority ideological viewpoint is conservative. In this context, minority can be defined as ...

Opinion: Privatization needs to have clear and public limits

By Editorial Board | October 30

The debate over privatizing UNC Student Stores inspired people across the community to challenge the administration. To this day many students and faculty ...

Column: Our republic, if we can keep it

By Kate Stotesbery | October 30

I grew up fascinated by the field of international relations. An avid follower of politics in a politically divided household, I could count on international ...

Letter: One major isn’t more valuable than others

October 30

“Kenan-Flagler’s proposed fee sets a bad precedent,” argues that the proposal of a $3,000 fee for undergraduate majors of business contradicts the ...

Letter: Do not obscure the truth in narratives

October 30

Joseph Tillotson (’66) writes about the Israeli-Palestinian situation, asking The Daily Tar Heel to provide the “true facts” involved. His own letter, ...

Letter: Women are more than daughters and wives

October 30

I am writing today in response to the letter “Trump needs to step down from candidacy” by Edana Kleinhans. In the letter, she argues that Republicans ...

Meet the 2016 contestants for Mr. UNC

October 30

Osaru Onaiwu, Seth Bumgarner and Logan Gin are all contestants for Mr. UNC 2016.

Meet the 2016 contestants for Miss UNC

October 30

Dani Nicholson, Megan DeJohn and Katherine Brinkley are all contestants for Miss UNC 2016.

Rosalinda Mondragon (left) stands with her daughters Zarah Grande (middle) and Crystal grande (right) as she gets ready to vote for her first time as a US citizen.

Newly naturalized citizens vote for the first time in Durham

By Samantha Scott | October 30

Recently naturalized citizens marched to the Board of Elections office in Durham to vote for the first time Sunday, holding signs that read slogans such ...

Report recommends teachers receive implicit bias training, addresses K-12 inequalities

By Ari Sen | October 30

The Public School Forum of North Carolina released a 2016 report Oct. 20 to address racial inequity in state schools, teaching children with trauma and ...

Local bartenders will be making suggestions for candy and drink pairings on Halloween.

This is what candy you should pair with alcohol, according Chapel Hill bartenders

By Lauren Farrington | October 30

Every year our surplus of Halloween candy ends up in the back of our kitchen cabinets until we discover it the following Hallow’s Eve.

Police log for Oct. 31, 2016

October 30

Someone reported entering of a vehicle at the 400 block of South Camellia Street at 7:21 a.m. Friday, according to Carrboro police reports.

UNC fencing finds success at Temple Open in season-opening weekend

By Chapel Fowler | October 30

The North Carolina fencing team opened its season with a strong showing at the 37th annual Temple Open this weekend. The team was led by junior Meredith ...

Opinion: Our endorsements for Lt. Governor, commissioner of labor and attorney general

By Editorial Board | October 30

Linda Coleman, a former classroom teacher, N.C. House legislator and Wake County commissioner, captured over 2.1 million votes in the 2012 race for Lt. ...