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Carrboro police car hit while pulled over on NC 54

By From staff and wire reports | April 14

A Carrboro police car was hit by an oncoming vehicle on N.C. Highway 54 on Wednesday night around 8:30 p.m.

UNC softball tops UNC-Charlotte in extra innings

By Kirk Meyer | April 14

Entering Wednesday evening’s game against UNC-Charlotte, the North Carolina softball team had won five of its past six games.

Outfielder Tyler Ramirez (14) rounds third base during No. 13 UNC baseball team’s 15-0 rout of No. 7 South Carolina at BB&T BallPark in Charlotte on Wednesday.

UNC baseball thumps South Carolina in Charlotte on Wednesday

By Jeremy Vernon | April 14

CHARLOTTE — The North Carolina baseball team opened the season with back-to-back series wins against top-20 opponents, taking two of three games against ...

UNC baseball stomps South Carolina in Charlotte

By C Jackson Cowart | April 13

CHARLOTTE —A pitching duel between two longtime rivals quickly turned into an interstate beatdown.

Activist CeCe McDonald answers a question posed by a member of student group the UNControllables. McDonald spoke to an audience at UNC about her work in prison abolition activism as well as her own experiences as a black transgender woman in prison.

Trans woman of color talks race, prison and survival

By Emily Perry | April 13

CeCe McDonald is a trans woman of color, and in 2011, she was aggressively pursued by a neo-Nazi, transphobic man. After defending herself and killing ...

Wrestling coach Coleman Scott critiques team members' wrestling technique from afar.

Coleman Scott leads his wrestlers by example

By Mohammed Hedadji | April 13

Coleman Scott tries to lead a simple, boring life. Most days, he drops his daughter off at daycare in the morning, and he picks her up in the afternoon. ...

Honor Court penalties for DWI vary

By Bradley Saacks | April 13

Two UNC students can be arrested for the same crime, go through the same Honor Court proceedings and receive completely different punishments.

"Damage already done," McCrory's executive order unlikely to aid re-election

By Haley McDougal | April 13

When N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory issued an executive action Tuesday, he included sexual orientation and gender identity in the state’s nondiscrimination policy. ...

Dr. Smithies, Nobel Prize winner and UNC professor, spoke at a ceremony in Davis library honoring his and Dr. Sancar's achievements, a fellow UNC professor and Nobel Prize winner.

Nobel Prize medals go on display in Davis Library

By Cailyn Derickson | April 13

On Wednesday, the first floor of Davis Library was filled with students, but instead of having their eyes glued to laptop screens or textbooks, the students ...

South Carolina introduces its own "bathroom bill"

By Sam Killenberg | April 13

A “bathroom bill” modeled after North Carolina’s House Bill 2 faced scrutiny in the South Carolina Senate Wednesday.

UNC's enforcement policy for House Bill 2 is still unclear

By Belle Hillenburg | April 13

University officials are refusing to speculate on how UNC will enforce House Bill 2’s requirement that people use the bathroom that corresponds to their ...

Police log for April 14, 2016

April 13

Someone was publicly intoxicated on the 500 block of Jones Ferry Road at 8 p.m. Tuesday, according to Carrboro police reports.

Research instructional services librarian Angela Bardeen helps students find information about their research, narrow down paper topics, and select good sources at Davis Library.

Librarians make students shelf-sufficient

By Elizabeth Baker | April 13

They had different reasons for wanting to be librarians.

Q&A with history professor Peter Coclanis

By Blake Hoarty | April 13

Peter Coclanis is a history professor and former chairperson of the history department.

Chapel Hill supports Clean Power Plan

By Sarah Crump | April 13

Chapel Hill has joined more than 50 municipal governments across the nation to support the amicus brief filed to defend the Environmental Protection Agency’s ...

Durham deportation case stalls for appeals

By Ana Irizarry | April 13

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will await the outcome of Wildin David Guillen- Acosta’s immigration proceedings before taking further action. ...

Quick hits for April 14, 2016

April 13

Gov. Pat McCrory said he knew things were wrong with House Bill 2 and that is why he enacted an executive order.

Opinion: A ceremony for the segregated should be held in the fall

April 13

Earlier this year, a slight kerfuffle played out in the pages of local media outlets, including this one, about the installation of a marker in the Old ...

Opinion: Call-out culture can cause harm to activist coalitions

April 13

In organizing spaces, disagreement and holding ourselves accountable is key.

Letter: DTH does not provide enough GPSF context

April 13

On April 12, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation became the second of the University’s student legislative bodies to pass a resolution ...