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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

J.V. Men's basketball

Ahmad Jitan, a senior at Duke, sits beside the tent that students from UNC and Duke have been camping out in on Duke's campus. The group of students is standing in solidarity with the prisoners on hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay. "What is something that we could do?" Jitan said he thought before deciding to camp out. The group has a petition you can sign that calls for the closing of Guantanamo Bay.
Jitan was sitting in the quad on LDOC, surrounded by food trucks and students getting ready for the evening's concerts.
The group will be camped out indefinitely.

UNC, Duke come together to show support for Guantanamo Bay prisoners

By Haley Waxman | April 24

Seeing tents pitched on Duke University’s campus is not uncommon — but this time students aren’t sleeping outside for basketball tickets.

The county should prioritize schools in its budget

April 24

When the Orange County Board of Commissioners sets its final budget, the board should prioritize the request for additional money from Chapel Hill-Carrboro ...

Chancellors should retain the final say on athletics

By staceman | April 24

Supporting the status quo of college athletics is like swimming in a pair of steel-toed boots — it’s not smart and it just won’t work.

Caution: so many feelings ahead

By Sarah Bufkin | April 24

I spent my first night at Carolina picking through the dollar-spot at Target and trying to find someone, anyone, to bond with over neon shower caddies. ...

Professor in School of Medicine awarded for study

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

Margaret Gourlay, an assistant professor in the UNC School of Medicine, was granted a Top 10 Clinical Research Achievement Award from the Clinical Research ...

Fellowships awarded to UNC students for research abroad

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

Seven students were awarded UNC Class of 1938 travel fellowships, which will provide money for them to do research abroad this summer.

UNC men’s basketball ACC matchups announced

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

The ACC announced its matchups for the 2013-14 basketball season on Tuesday afternoon.

Sutton’s celebrates 90 years by selling food for 5 cents

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

In celebration of 90 years of serving on Franklin Street, Sutton’s will offer food at 1923 prices today.

Parks Jordan's transition doesn't secure a win for UNC baseball

By Carlos Collazo | April 24

In the last few weeks, former pinch hitter Parks Jordan has made the move from the dugout to outfield and the hitting rotation.

Tar Heels baseball's 14-game win streak snapped by UNCW

By Grace Raynor | April 24

With eight runs and only three Tar Heels having registered strikeouts, North Carolina baseball coach Mike Fox said the statistics line would have suggested ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen look to retain affordable housing

By Jenny Surane | April 24

After tabling a proposal that would allow the town of Carrboro to take over a contentious housing complex, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen is looking for ...

Friend charged in stabbing of UNC alumni

By Claire Williams | April 23

Two UNC alumni, both prominent Democratic political strategists, were found with stab wounds on Monday near their Raleigh home.

Leaders dispel ideas of violence in Islam

By Lynsay Williams | April 23

A little more than a week after the bombings at the Boston Marathon, Muslims in the Triangle came together Tuesday to promote Islam as a peaceful religion. ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools to ask for $5.4 million in extra funding

By Gayatri Surendranathan | April 23

In the face of state and federal budget cuts, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will ask Orange County officials Thursday for $5.4 million in extra funding ...

Film in flux: a new bill may limit movie filming in North Carolina

By Sarah Brown | April 23

Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow wined and dined in Wilmington for much of last year while filming the blockbuster Iron Man 3.

Rapper Phife Dawg gives lecture to culture of DJing class at UNC

By Jordan Bailey | April 23

Phife Dawg has been a UNC fan since he was 10 years old.

Businessman, musician declares candidacy for Orange County sheriff

By Paige Ladisic | April 23

Andy Cagle wants voters to know he’s more than just a candidate for Orange County sheriff — he’s an upstanding citizen, a business owner and a traveling ...

From toilet tips to TOPO taps, from porn star names to P2Ps

April 23

My first piece of advice was to avoid the self-help section of the DTH. But here we are, so let me offer just a few, scattered, parting thoughts.

Attend the Women of Excellence Conference

April 23

The North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP announces today it will hold its Women of Excellence Conference and 58th Annual Mother of the Year Coronation ...

Anti-abortion group got the facts wrong

April 23

Let’s talk about abortion. On Monday afternoon, walking through Polk Place, I saw several signs advertising the “Planned Parenthood Project.”