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Top-seeded UNC women's lacrosse defeats Princeton, 19-10, to clinch NCAA tournament semifinals berth

| May 15

J.V. Men's basketball

(From right to left) Holly Sit, Alban Foulser, and Esther Davis pass out free shirts in the Pit Monday afternoon.

Project Dinah aims to create an alliance against violence

By Katie Reeder | April 7

One assault is one too many for Maddy Frumkin and Project Dinah.

Religious beliefs and law a tough balance in NC

By Marisa Bakker | April 7

The heart of the religious exemptions debate is a clash between two fundamental rights: religious freedom and civil equality.

Death penalty on the table in Chapel Hill shooting trial

By Zoe Schaver | April 7

A Durham County superior court judge ruled Monday that Craig Hicks, charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the Feb. 10 shooting at Chapel ...

Oscar Pistorius judge reflects on her advocacy

By Carly Berkenblit | April 7

The judge who sentenced Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend spoke about her time as an activist in Apartheid ...

Micheline Amisi crowned Miss Black and Gold 2015-16

By Gwendolyn Smith | April 7

On Monday night in the Miss Black and Gold Pageant, freshman Micheline Amisi was asked what advice she would give her 13-year-old self. Her response: ...

NC universities take stand against sexual assault

By Hallie Dean | April 7

Competition and rivalry aside, universities across North Carolina came together on Monday to stand in solidarity against sexual assault as part of a statewide ...

University of Virginia students gather outside the Phi Kappa Psi house to protest the fraternity following the release of the explosive Rolling Stone article “A Rape on Campus” in November. Courtesy of the Cavalier Daily/Sarah MacAdam.

UVa. frat to sue Rolling Stone over article

By Nick Niedzwiadek and Sharon Nunn | April 7

Six months after Rolling Stone published the explosive “A Rape on Campus” article detailing an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia’s ...

Letter: Legislation a mockery of good governance

April 7

TO THE EDITOR: House Bill 465 is another example of the N.C.

Letter: Violence has no place in Christian church

April 7

TO THE EDITOR: As a priest in God’s church, I was horrified to hear of Matthew Fenner’s experience in a church he originally saw as sanctuary ...

Letter: Join Greeks to raise money for OCRCC

April 7

This Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Old Well, our fraternity, Sigma Phi, as well as Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority will host “Walk a Mile,” a fundraiser for ...

You Asked for It: In which we go catfishing and celebrate the quad’s rebirth

By Drew Goins and Kelsey Weekman | April 7

Drew Goins (a 20-year-old man in Dubai) and Kelsey Weekman (a 57-year-old woman in her parents’ basement) are the advice columnists of “You Asked ...

Carrboro to consider getting rid of Chapel Hill zip code

By Elizabeth Harvell | April 7

Some Carrboro residents could be making a change close to home: their ZIP codes.

Q&A with filmmaker and professor Marc Grimmett

By Trevor Lenzmeier | April 7

UNC Men’s Project is hosting a screening of the film, “My Masculinity Helps” tonight, followed by a conversation with filmmaker and associate professor ...

Opinion: Academic Advising should schedule student meetings

April 7

Of the many bureaucracies that exist on campus, Academic Advising is one of the most criticized. Every freshman is required to meet with an academic advisor ...

Opinion: Efforts to fight sexual assault need student support

April 7

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and UNC has been supportive of the many campus events that will work to bring awareness to sexual violence and ...

Seth Rose is a senior political science major from Durham.

Column: ’Tis the season to be moochy

By Seth Rose | April 6

Happy Swipe Season! You can now catch me and my crew outside the Lenoir escalator asking for a ride up to free tots, Monday through Sunday.

Joe Polich of UNC Center for Poverty Work and Opportunity gives a presentation about finances as part of One Week of Literacy presented by Project Literacy.

Literacy events hit home for Orange County residents

By Ashlen Renner | April 6

“There’s an obvious literacy gap within our local community and not a lot is being done to address this problem. We find it necessary as an organization ...

Chapel Hill Public Library asks residents to pen haikus

By Zhai Yun Tan | April 6

As a college student nearly 50 years ago, Chapel Hill resident Linda DeJongh wrote a poem about the Vietnam War after witnessing a friend lose her spouse. ...

Skinny Bag of Sugar, a Carrboro rock band, performs in Pulso Pulso, a performance celebrating Spanish and English cultures (Courtesy of Augusta DeKemper).

Pulso Pulso show fuses Spanish into songs

By Madison Flager | April 6

When students in JOMC 491 walked into class the first day this semester, all they knew was that they’d be working on a creative project for a local ...

The North Carolina men’s lacrosse team was tied with the Virginia Cavaliers before Steve Pontrello’s two goals in the third quarter led the team to a win.THE CAVALIER DAILY/LAUREN HORNSBY

Steve Pontrello propels UNC men's lacrosse to a 10-6 win

By Logan Ulrich | April 6

Everything Steve Pontrello does on the field is fast.