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Zeke Parsons (Environmental Studies Major, middle), who started the Lettuce Club stands with two other members Brendan Gallagher (Mathematics Major, right) and Michael Bono (Business/Mathematical Decision Sciences Major, left).

Students compete to be head of UNC Lettuce Club

By Gloria Ge | February 16

There will soon be a group for competitively minded lettuce connoisseurs — the UNC Lettuce Club,

Confederate heritage supporters rallied in McCorkle Place to defend the statue of Silent Sam on Sunday. A protest against the statue went on at the same time.

NAACP requests Confederate flag ban in classrooms

By Jennifer Su | February 16

Northern Orange County NAACP President Patricia Clayton called for Orange County Schools to ban the use of Confederate flags in classrooms in a letter ...

Q&A with Comedy Arts comedian Aparna Nancherla

By Jenni Ciesielski | February 16

This Saturday, comedian Aparna Nancherla will be headlining the NC Comedy Arts Festival at the ArtsCenter in Carrboro.

North Carolina guard Jamie Cherry (10) celebrates after the final buzzer on Thursday. Cherry hit a 3-pointer with two seconds left to life the Tar Heels over Georgia Tech.

Jamie Cherry does it again with buzzer beater as UNC women's basketball downs Georgia Tech

By Kirk Meyer | February 16

Trailing Georgia Tech by two with 6.5 seconds left, there was no doubt Jamie Cherry was taking the final shot for the North Carolina women’s basketball ...

North Carolina wing Justin Jackson (44) pulls up over Virginia forward Isaiah Wilkins (21) in the ACC Tournament final on March 12. The Tar Heels play the Cavaliers on Saturday for the first time since this game.

What to expect when UNC men's basketball hosts No. 14 Virginia on Saturday

By Jeremy Vernon | February 16

The No. 10 North Carolina men’s basketball team takes on No. 14 Virginia at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday in the Smith Center.

Logan Warmoth grabs some clay in front of the scoreboard on Bryson Field.

UNC shortstop Logan Warmoth ready to prove you wrong

By Will Bryant | February 16

Logan Warmoth rolls the windows down in his black Toyota Tacoma as he cruises down the road. His phone is hooked up to the aux cord playing a shuffled ...

Police log for Feb. 17, 2017

February 16

Someone reported a breaking and entering of a residence with no force at the 300 block of South Estes Drive at 1:12 a.m. Wednesday, according to Chapel ...

Yirun Li is a sophomore mathematical decision science and chemistry major from China.

'You don't choose where you come from': International students put in extra effort to make UNC home

By Cailyn Derickson | February 16

Sophomore Yirun Li fears speaking up in class because she feels her English isn’t good enough.

Merritt's Store and Grill closed temporarily on February 16th due to a large majority of the staff's participation in the Immigration Strike.

Local businesses closed to support 'A Day Without Immigrants' protest

By Meghana Srikrishna | February 16

The Root Cellar closed at 2 p.m. Thursday, six hours earlier than usual. It was one of several businesses in the area with workers participating in the ...

UNC Registrar Chris Derickson leaves for position at Duke

By Madeleine Fraley | February 16

Chris Derickson, the former University Registrar, has left his position of 10 years with UNC to take on the position of assistant vice provost and director ...

Bartender Magnus Ellington works at Zell’s Underground Daiquiri Bar, open Thursday through Sunday.

Daiquiri bar brings New Orleans vibes to Chapel Hill

By Samantha Scott | February 16

Zell’s Underground Daiquiri Bar has opened just in time for Mardi Gras. The New Orleans-themed bar officially opened at 157 E. Rosemary Street ...

The Center for Biological Diversity sent the city of Durham 40,000 condoms for Valentine's Day in an effort to raise awareness for wildlife conservation. Durham was named one of the U.S.'s most "sex-crazed" cities. Photo courtesy of the Center for Biological Diversity.

Biology center deals out protection for Durham residents, the environment

By Paige Colpo | February 16

The Center for Biological Diversity sent Durham and nine other cities 40,000 endangered species condoms in honor of Valentine’s Day

Members of the UNC Med School Student Medical National Association are holding a silent auction to benefit Eno Valley Middle School in Durham, NC.

Program helps UNC medical students mentor Durham youth

By Cy Neff | February 16

UNC’s Minority Men in Medicine program has been helping mentor students at Durham’s Eno Valley Elementary School for a few years now, and they are ...

Clefchella is an annual a cappella concert hosted by the Clef Hangers. Above are the groups that performed in 2015. Photo Courtesy of Jared Weber.

Clef Hangers to host aca-awesome a cappella festival

By Karyn Hladik-Brown | February 16

Pull out your pitch pipe, because this weekend is gonna be aca-awesome.

Letter: DTH Yale editorial was misguided

February 16

Your comments about Zora Neale Hurston in your Feb. 14 editorial are misguided. The Trustees never considered the possibility of renaming Saunders Hall ...

Kvetching Board for Feb. 17, 2017

February 16

My dream of being a high school dropout crashed thanks to UNC.

Column: Goodbye to my tiny, tiny home

By Alison Krug | February 16

In three months, someone else will be living in my apartment.

Column: Keep your mind in mind

By Kate Stotesbery | February 16

After a long day of thesis writing and a relentlessly chaotic news cycle, I resolved to shut my books for the evening.

Opinion: Americans are angry at the person in your mirror

By Editorial Board | February 16

If the first Tuesday of Nov. 2016 was in fact a change election, an angry demand for help by a plurality and repudiation of the standing way of doing ...

First South Asian a cappella competition on East Coast to be held in Memorial Hall

By Tiffani Gibbs | February 16

This coming Saturday, February 18th, Memorial Hall will hold the South Asian A Capella competition, Sangeet Sangar, at 6pm.