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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

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Men's Golf

Opinion: Self-care can be an act of politicism, radicalism and love

By Editorial Board | November 16

As the dark cloud of President-elect Donald Trump grows closer and closer, the call for self-care has defined the post-election melancholia amongst liberals ...

Column: Local work despite Trump

By Alexander Peeples | November 16

The past week’s news cycle has been dominated by the specter of Donald Trump. His inauguration is months away, but the shockwaves of his election continue ...

Board of Aldermen discusses amendment to Land Use Ordinance

By JP Gemborys | November 16

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen deliberated Tuesday over an amendment that would alter the Land Use Ordinance by instituting a new policy for citizen comment. ...

John Chase has been a resident of Camelot Village for two years. He has experienced the flooding and it has impacted his every day life in a significant and negative way.

Camelot Village flooding has been 'a disaster and a nightmare’ for residents

By Olivia Ross | November 16

For many residents living in Camelot Village Condominiums, flood damage has become an unfortunate and recurring reality.

Death penalty and gun control measures receive mixed support on the ballot

By Parker Marshall | November 16

In addition to the local and national elections on Nov. 8, voters in some states saw referendums on gun control and the death penalty on the ballot.

Chris Matthews (left) and Justin Sonnett, co-founders of Saros, watch their invention, a wave powered buoy that desalinates water and makes it clean to drink. Photo Courtesy of Saros.

UNC-Charlotte alumni create buoy to make seawater drinkable

By Jared Weber | November 16

North Carolina-based startup EcoH2O Innovations, created by UNC-Charlotte graduates Justin Sonnett and Chris Matthews, has created a buoy that turns seawater ...

Modern Extensions dancer,...posing in attitude.

Clear mind, dancing shoes, can’t lose: Modernextension Dance Company serves as second family

By Leah Moore | November 16

Sophomore Lauren Zitney has been dancing since she was three years old. Not dancing is not an option for her.dir

Third year Almas Islas conducts an exercise meant to give students examples of the experiences of undocumented youth Saturday afternoon in the Campus Y.

UNC faculty meeting discusses possibility of 'sanctuary university' for undocumented students

By Brinley Lowe | November 16

Sixty-three UNC staff, faculty, alumni and students squeezed into a small classroom in Dey Hall Tuesday morning to discuss how to support undocumented ...

Orange County leaders pen open letter encouraging inclusiveness, respect after election

By Lauren Talley | November 16

Orange County elected officials came together to write an open letter to residents concerning the results of the presidential election.

Q&A with N.C. Rep. Cecil Brockman on coming out as bisexual

By Neecole Bostick | November 16

Shortly before the November election, N.C. Rep. Cecil Brockman, D-Guilford, came out as bisexual.

Coming soon: A guide to theaters this holiday season

By Zach Goins | November 16

After a disappointing summer filled with Hollywood bust after bust (looking at you, “Suicide Squad” ... and “Ghostbusters” ... and “The Legend ...

UNC's 'Sakai Cat' often overlooked

By Andrea Gonzales | November 16

UNC’s favorite D-list celebrity is back — the Sakai Cat. Sakai, according to UNC's academic advising website, is UNC’s online learning environment.. ...

November is Native American History Month and there are various spots on campus where students can gather to celebrate their heritage.

'Heritage is important': UNC celebrates Native American Heritage Month

By Natalie Conti | November 16

Miranda Freeman, president of Alpha Pi Omega sorority for Native American women, said November is an important month for her.

Justin Jackson (44) and Kennedy Meeks (3) go up for a rebound against Long Beach State Tuesday evening.

Question marks surface in No. 5 UNC's 93-67 win over Long Beach State

By John Bauman | November 16

The North Carolina men's basketball team won 93-67 over Long Beach State on Tuesday in the Smith Center. But the fatigue showed in the Tar Heels' third ...

Letter: Increasing fees for some majors is unfair

November 16

In the article regarding an increase in fees, the writer states that biomedical engineering students will have to pay a fee consisting of $250 per semester ...

Letter: Peaceful protests deserve coverage

November 16

In Cailyn Derickson’s article “UNC student protestors have reached the tipping point,” the Black Lives Matter movement is examined through UNC students ...

Letter: Democrats shouldn’t practice hypocrisy

November 16

For the last eight years, Democrats have been demanding that Republicans accept the elections, support Obama and compromise with the president.

Letter: Don’t encourage hate of our President-elect

November 16

This year’s election was a polarizing one, there’s no doubt about that. Since Nov. 8, news media outlets, including The Daily Tar Heel, have been ...

Police log for Nov. 16, 2016

November 16

Someone reported trespassing on the 700 block of Pritchard Avenue Extension at 4:56 p.m. Friday, according to Chapel Hill police reports.

Kelvin Peña with an unspecified deer friend.Photo courtesy of Kelvin Peña

Deer in the headlights: A conversation with internet meme and deer whisperer Kelvin Peña

By Rachel Jones | November 16

When we emailed East Stroudsburg University first-year Kelvin Peña for a comment on the deer that crashed into Woollen Gym, we really did not expect ...