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UNC men's basketball lands commitment from Montenegran wing Luka Bogavac

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Chapel Hill Town Council votes to cut ties with Russian sister city

By Mary Helen Moore | February 10

Months after Russia passed a series of anti-gay laws, the Chapel Hill Town Council has opted to sever its ties with its sister city Saratov.

Flu season claims 56 lives in North Carolina already this season

By Kris Brown | February 10

Data released by the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services last week shows 56 people in the state have died from the flu since the onset of this ...

Support grows in NC legislature for legalizing marijuana

By Paul Best | February 10

Advocates for marijuana legalization will continue to push for medicinal, and now recreational, legalization in North Carolina — and polls in the state ...

Gov. Pat McCrory announces pay raise for teachers

By Lindsay Carbonell | February 10

Gov. Pat McCrory announced a raise in teacher salary Monday — but some public education advocates in the state say it’s not enough.

Some graduate students turn to food stamps for aid

By Tara Jeffries | February 10

Raleta Summers lived the life of a typical graduate student — grading papers, taking classes, going out with friends — before returning to sleep in ...

Salaries for UNC football trail ACC

By Jonathan LaMantia | February 10

Seth Littrell didn’t have much time to get acclimated when he was announced as North Carolina’s offensive coordinator Jan. 24. He explored Chapel ...

North Carolina doesn’t need fracking

February 10

“Shalefield Stories,” a compilation of personal accounts and hardships experienced by those living on or near fracking sites, should be read by every ...

The elements of transformative change

February 10

Apathy is the simplest way to give up power. In the past week, I have become increasingly alarmed by the number of students who express the sentiments ...

Duke student ticket information

February 10

As in past years, the line for Phase 1 student entrance to the Duke basketball game will be randomized. We do this because of the overwhelming interest ...

Students should think about good qualities of a student body president

February 10

When students head out to vote for student body president, they should consider the qualities they want in the next leader.

Zach Gaver is a senior English and economics major from Virginia Beach, Va. He is serving his third semester on the editorial board and the DTH.

UNC student body president candidates are impressive

By Zach Gaver | February 10

Let’s be honest, The Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board doesn’t exactly have the best record for student body president endorsements. In recent years, ...

Congress pigs out once again

By Graham Palmer | February 10

Last week, the members of today’s famously divided Congress got together for a rare show of bipartisan cooperation, passing the Agriculture Act. The ...

Solar panels should be implemented with efficiency

February 10

The town of Chapel Hill does well to explore the addition of solar panels on town-owned facilities, but economic feasibility should be the chief concern ...

Police log for Feb. 11, 2014

February 9

Someone reported burglary with force at 1010 Pinehurst Drive at 3:08 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. The person broke the front ...

Students will vote for Campus Y co-presidents Tuesday

By Danny Nett | February 9

Student government isn’t the only organization looking for fresh faces on Tuesday.

Student body president forum pushes candidates to endorse opponent

By Bradley Saacks | February 9

The candidates were in a tough position.

UNC dentistry students teach low-income kids tooth care, nutrition

By David Lindars | February 9

It’s not every day that kids jump up and down at the prospect of getting their teeth cleaned.

UNC student body president candidates make tuition hikes a priority

By Kate Albers | February 9

Each student who attends UNC has his or her own set of problems, but everyone has to deal with the constant increase in the price of obtaining a degree. ...

Teresa Ilinitch

- Courtesy of UNC School of Social Work

UNC School of Social Work doctoral student remembered as role model

By Sarah Chaney | February 9

She posted the picture on Facebook Feb. 1. A proud grandmother spending time in the park with one of her beloved granddaughters.

Rogers Road hearing may be delayed again by Chapel Hill Town Council

By Mary Helen Moore | February 9

The Chapel Hill Town Council might postpone a public hearing on the Historic Rogers Road neighborhood for a second time this year at its meeting tonight, ...