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No. 1 seed UNC field hockey fell to No. 4 seed Saint Joseph's, 2-1, in the semifinal of the NCAA tournament

| November 22

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Q&A with UNC alumnus, donor Fred Eshelman

By Tyler Fleming | October 27

Philanthropist and UNC alumnus Fred Eshelman recently gave $3 million to the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, which was named in his honor in 2008, by ...

Chamber inducts businessman who 'started from scratch'

By Derrick Bills | October 27

Al Pons' Chapel Hill Tire Car Care Center made him one of the most respected business leaders in Chapel Hill, and 18 years after his death, his legacy ...

Letter: ?Tillis is far from the greatest Thom

October 20

Thank you for your letter and for advising me to vote for Thom Tillis. I must say, though: I’m not sure you know who this man really is.

Real estate pioneer Eunice Brock honored by chamber

By Patrick Millett | October 20

Eunice Brock didn’t want men telling her what to do, so she became the first woman in Chapel Hill to own a real estate company.

CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, a previous version of this graphic included incorrect data about crashes involving bicyclists and pedestrians. Between 2013 and 2014, there were 43 bicyclists and pedestrians injured in crashes in Chapel Hill. Of those, two were Class 1 injuries, two were Class 2 injuries, 12 were Class 3 injuries and 27 were Class 4 injuries. Police have classified the Oct. 3 fatality as a Class 1 injury. The graphic has been updated to reflect these changes. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.

Chapel Hill works on cyclist street safety

By Zoe Schaver | October 14

North Carolina is one of the most dangerous states in the country for pedestrians and bicyclists, and it’s especially dangerous in high-traffic areas ...

Midfielder Alex Kimball confronts a Pitt defender during the Carolina win against Pitt Sunday afternoon.

UNC women's soccer pushes winning streak to eight

By Carlos Collazo | October 13

The No. 7 North Carolina soccer team has relied on a variety of players to score goals so far this season.

Contextualized grades to now appear on UNC transcripts

By Liz Bell | October 9

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A panel of undergraduate and graduate students share their coming-out experiences for the LGBTQ Center’s Coming Out Week on Wednesday.

Students get emotional during Coming Out panel

By Bradley Saacks | October 9

Travis St. Brice began to choke up.

UNC senior poses for special ACC Playboy issue

By Colleen Moir | October 8

Playboy Magazine’s October edition included a “Girls of the ACC” section, featuring UNC senior Brittany Leppert, a drama major. Leppert took the ...

Office space leaves room for growth in Chapel Hill

By Mary Taylor Renfro | October 7

For business owners looking to move into office spaces in Chapel Hill, there is no time like the present.

Mariana Lucena runs at the UNC Cross Country Course at Finley Fields.

Some athletes face higher risk for eating disorder symptoms

By Danielle Herman | October 3

When Lauren Metzger ran cross country, she said the signs were always there.

State fair affected by new NC gun law

By Paul Kushner | October 3

The N.C. State Fair promises deep fried Oreos, 1,100 pound pigs, a performance by Vanilla Ice — and potentially, concealed carry firearms. ...

Town approves funds for Section 8 tenants whose vouchers haven't been accepted

By Caroline Hudson | October 3

Nearly 90 Orange County families have been put at risk for losing their homes in the past year, but a group of housing organizations is helping them find ...

Top of the Hill owner drafts bill to sell liquor after distillery tours

By Breanna Kerr and Jordan Nash | October 1

A Chapel Hill business owner is challenging the massive power of the N.C. Alcohol Beverage Control Commission — a group that marks up the cost of ...

Blue Ocean Market provides seasonal seafood, including fish like pink and vermillion red snapper (above), to restaurants and consumers near its location in Morehead City and to the Triangle area.

Local chefs try to support North Carolina fishermen

By Jaclyn Lee and Bob Bryan | October 1

It’s about a three-hour drive to the nearest coastline from Chapel Hill — 162 miles to Wilmington, 178 miles to Atlantic Beach and longer to ...

McCrory jabs humanities, UNC faculty jab back

By Caroline Lamb | September 30

Gov. Pat McCrory might want to exclude the humanities and social sciences from his latest jobs initiative — but UNC faculty say these fields are ...

Annual Eve Carson Scholarship Thriller in the Pit raises awareness

By Maura Devetski | September 29

Students tapped into their inner Michael Jackson Friday as they danced the iconic “Thriller” choreography while promoting the Eve Carson Scholarship. ...

Letter: ?SSSC responsible for funding confusion

September 25

Like David Goldberg, I’d like to help Student Congress set the record straight on the abysmal record of the 2013-14 safety and security committee. (UNC ...

Carolina Hispanic Association (CHipsA) panelists Manny Amaya, left, Cecilia Polanco, and Emilio Vicente speak to members of the UNC-Chapel Hill chapter of the NAACP in the Upendo Lounge at SASB North.

CHispA panelists talk diversity

By Olivia Bane | September 24

The Carolina Latina/o Collaborative began its panel Tuesday night with a hot-button question from an audience member — "Do you think there ...

Orange County Health Department worker Donna King speaks with Pittsboro, North Carolina resident Sharon Flicker on Franklin Street about the county's smoking ban. Flicker, a former resident of Queens, New York, supported former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's smoking ordinances and was unaware that Orange County had similar laws.

Orange County seeks to inform community on smoking ban

By Luman Ouyang | September 23

Residents could start seeing fewer and fewer smokers in town now that Orange County is increasing efforts to educate residents about its smoking ban.