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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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From left to right, Laura Houston, a UNC grad student from Long Island, NY, Claire Dennis, a therapist from Durham, and Colie Taico, the hostess of the event, from Chapel Hill, dress up for the photo booth at 2nd Chance Prom at Looking Glass Cafe on Saturday.

Looking Glass Cafe hosts Second Chance Prom

By Cici Du | September 22

Supporters of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society were able to re-live their high school years for one night Saturday.

The Raging Grannies, Solarize Chapel Hill and other local advocacy groups protest climate change at Peace and Justice Plaza on Sunday afternoon.

Local environmentalists raise climate concerns in rally

By Holly West | September 22

On the eve of a United Nations summit on climate change in New York City, about 200 people gathered in Chapel Hill’s Peace and Justice Plaza Sunday ...

Roundup of trainings around campus: Sept. 18, 2014

By Mona Bazzaz | September 18

Helping Advocates for Violence Ending Now, or HAVEN, is a campus organization that educates students on sexual and interpersonal violence.

Carrboro Board of Aldermen talks Rogers Road

By Tiffany Watkins | September 17

The Board of Aldermen gave the go-ahead for the town manager to sign interlocal agreements relating to engineering and community outreach programs for ...

Tony Award-winning comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike opens tonight

By Robert McNeely | September 17

Family drama, theatric outbursts, Anton Chekhovian themes and buoyant buffoonery are coming together on the Paul Green Theatre stage tonight in “Vanya ...

Letter: ?Kay Hagan is the clear choice for Senate

September 17

As many students might or might not know, a huge election for North Carolina will take place this November. US Senator Kay Hagan and State Representative ...

Carolina North development making little tangible progress

By Hannah Jaggers | September 16

University officials held a public information meeting Monday to give an update on the development of UNC’s satellite campus, Carolina North — ...

Dr. Taffye Clayton, Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Multicultural Affairs and Chief Diversity Officer, is a campus leader for diversity. She received an award as the Leader in Diversity by Triangle Business Magazine on Thursday.

Hiring rates high, retention rates low for minorities

By Tyler J. Rouse | September 12

As a young black woman, senior Danielle Moore wishes she had had at least one black faculty member teach a class for her biology major.

R.C. Mulcahy, a 9/11 witness, spoke to students on Wednesday night in New West about human resilience and his novel One From Two.

9/11 witness speaks at DiPhi event

By Langston Taylor | September 10

The author of a new novel about the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center told a group of about 20 UNC students Wednesday that he never intended to ...

UNC team tracks Ebola stats with website

By Wei Zhou | September 10

UNC students and recent graduates worked with the Liberian government and American scholars to develop the website Ebola in Liberia, which tracks data ...

Members of SAW with their banner at the Old Well on Wednesday afternoon. The banner was hung in hopes to gain the attention of Chancellor Folt and UNC students.

Students pressure Carol Folt to sign Bangladeshi accord

By Jane Wester | September 10

Student Action with Workers brought its cause directly to the eyes of South Building Wednesday by hanging a banner on the Old Well.

Opinion: Student Congress should seek consistency

September 9

Student Congress is one of the three branches that delivers on the promise of self governance for UNC students — a promise to, in the words of the ...

Chapel Hill home preservation efforts stalled due to expiring tax credit

By Trent Hollandsworth | September 9

Historic preservation in Chapel Hill has hit a roadblock.

Letter: Misinformed show need for culture shift

September 7

I would like to publicly appreciate the student who wrote a letter to The Daily Tar Heel for raising her concern about raw milk cheeses on a buffet we ...

Freshmen will face new shortened drop deadline on Tuesday

By Mia Madduri | August 28

Freshmen who are still figuring out their schedules for the semester will have only until the end of today to do so.

'Freeze and cap' complicates aid

By Stephanie Lamm | August 27

Student government is calling student groups to rally around a new tuition model thanks to the need-based aid cap implemented this summer.

The Visual Reactions exhibit by a Kuwaiti artist on display in the FedEx Global Center.

Internationalist Bookstore turns new page in Carrboro

By Patrick Millett | August 27

A longtime hub for political and philosophical thought in Chapel Hill, non-profit Internationalist Bookstore and Community Center is moving to Carrboro ...

NC NAACP targets 2013 NC voting law

By Sarah Brown | August 25

A shorter early voting period and the elimination of same-day voter registration are two parts of North Carolina’s year-old voting law slated to impact ...

Anarchists claim credit for damaged cars

By Jenny Surane and Holly West | August 15

An anonymous group of local anarchists took responsibility for vandalizing Chapel Hill police cars last week.

US Senate releases survey, finds weak sexual assault policies on college campuses

By Amy Tsai | July 14

On the heels of a national push to address sexual violence on college campuses, UNC is set to implement its new sexual assault policy for the fall semester. ...