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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

| May 15

Club Sports News

Obama to give State of Union

By Daniel Wiser | January 24

President Barack Obama will address the nation Tuesday night in the first State of the Union speech since the election of the newly divided Congress. Since ...

Town Council to alter Comprehensive Plan

By Chad Royal | January 24

On the eve of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt opened Monday night’s Chapel Hill Town Council meeting ...

Baker readies for his Next Step

By Lindsay Pope | January 24

As graduation looms, senior Belton Baker isn’t worried about finding his dream job. Baker, a geography major, is already chief operating officer of ...

ABC store privatization possible

By Madeline Will | January 24

Alcohol sales in North Carolina have been under state control for 74 years. But a Republican-led N.C. General Assembly could approve legislation to privatize ...

Chapel Hill teen center to launch mixed-media art project

By Holly Beilin | January 24

A group of Chapel Hill teens will soon explore their artistic side by combining visual, performance and musical art forms. The Street Scene Teen Center ...

Website weighs loan options

By Jessica Gaylord | January 24

Local real estate broker Jodi Bakst is offering a product to give families an alternative to foreclosure, which she predicts will be a growing problem ...

N.C. disability groups oppose new rule allowing community colleges to reject potentially dangerous applicants

By Jen Serdetchnaia | January 24

The N.C. Community Colleges Board passed a new rule Friday allowing community college officials on all 58 campuses to refuse admission to applicants they ...

Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies to offer new class using Merge Records anniversary footage

By Katelyn Trela | January 24

“Even though Durham-based Merge Records celebrated 15 years of musical success seven years ago, Cam Carrithers is still reliving the moment. His upcoming ...

UNC women’s basketball adjusts to Breland’s absense

By Kelly Parsons | January 24

The North Carolina women’s basketball team knows what it’s like to play without Jessica Breland. After missing all of last season, the senior forward ...

Fugitive injured after an officer's attempt to arrest

By From staff and wire reports | January 23

A Chapel Hill police officer fatally shot a fugitive after Members of the United States Marshals Service Joint Fugitive Task Force attempted to locate ...

New study links roundworm and cancer development

By From staff and wire reports | January 23

A team of researchers led by Channing Der, a pharmacology professor at UNC, got a clearer look into the development of pancreatic cancer by examining ...

Family medicine radio show launches brand new series

By From staff and wire reports | January 23

The department of family medicine’s YOUR HEALTH radio show debuted a new series called “Remarkable Stories on Health and Healing” on Saturday on ...

Police log for January 24, 2011

January 23

A 23-year-old man was found urinating on the side of a building at 2:59 a.m. Sunday in University Square, according to Chapel Hill police reports. ...

Arizona shooting suspect might escape death penalty if convicted

January 23

WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) — Reacting to the Arizona shooting with anger, sadness and shock, a majority of Americans think that suspect Jared Loughner should ...

Viewpoint: Confederate past goes beyond slavery

By Taylor Haulsee | January 23

With the sesquicentennial of the North Carolina’s secession from the United States rapidly approaching, debate has erupted among the student body regarding ...

Viewpoint: Slavery is what the Confederacy stood for

By Sam Jacobson | January 23

An old adage teaches us that we are all entitled to our own opinions, but we are not entitled to our own facts. As the 150th anniversary of the Civil ...

Terrapins throttle Breland-less Tar Heels

By Megan Walsh | January 23

Without senior Jessica Breland — who sat out Sunday’s game due to shifting floating bodies in her kneecap — the No. 10 North Carolina women’s ...

The ‘G’ does not stand for genetic

By Perry Tsai | January 23

Ah, the female G-spot. The stuff of sexual legend. Does it exist? Does it not exist? Do you just need better directions to find it, or a “G”PS? Well, ...

To seniors: Celebrate 100 days to graduation Friday

By Letter to the Editor | January 23

TO THE EDITOR: As we start the new semester, it can be easy for seniors to get caught up with classes and getting the most enjoyment possible out of ...

Women have the ‘right to know’ regarding abortion

By Letter to the Editor | January 23

TO THE EDITOR: Today, we are among hundreds of thousands gathering for the National March for Life in Washington, D.C.