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

| May 15

Men's Golf

Budget likely to reach McCrory’s desk after two-month delay

By Nick Niedzwiadek | September 18

The state’s long-overdue budget passed another legislative hurdle Thursday and needs to pass one more vote early today before reaching Gov. Pat McCrory’s ...

Solar panels were installed on the grounds of Carrboro High School this August. Current seniors Holly Gallagher and Jocelyn Buckley led the project with help from Dan Schnitzer, the sustainability coordinator for local school systems, after being inspired by their AP Environmental Science class last school year. The panel generates clean energy for the school on a sunny Thursday afternoon, Sept. 17.

Carrboro High School installs solar panels after campaign by students

By Nicole Gonzalez | September 18

Carrboro High School has gone solar as a result of two students’ community sustainability campaign.

Financial aid, admissions offices say scorecards will help students

By Felicia Bailey | September 18

On Sept. 12, President Barack Obama unveiled his College Scorecard system, which aims to give high school seniors all the information they need about ...

Namee Barakat, Deah's father, applauds the work of the dental students on Deah Day. Over 350 students participated in community service in honor of Deah Barakat.

The first annual "Deah Day" was celebrated by the dental school on Thursday. Over 350 dental students spent their mornings doing community service in different locations around Chapel Hill. Students gathered at 2 p.m. to hear various speakers, including Deah's father.

Deah Day remembers Deah Barakat and Yusor Abu-Salha's commitment to service

By Aaron Redus | September 18

Seven months after the Chapel Hill shooting, UNC School of Dentistry students honored two of the victims, Deah Barakat and Yusor Abu-Salha, by holding ...

UNC students create First Fridays to fight homelessness

By Savannah Britt | September 18

A group of UNC students is organizing and making steps towards turning their idea, First Fridays, into a reality.

Gentleman Contender plays his last show

By Emily Perry | September 18

It’s only goodbye for now.

UNC football searches for consistency against Illinois

By Ben Coley | September 18

In the 2015 season, the North Carolina football team has scored eight touchdowns. That’s eight more than what the Illinois defense has allowed this ...

UNC’s Emma Bozek: ‘The one who can handle it’

By Will Bryant | September 18

Three years of Division I field hockey. Leading scorer for North Carolina as a junior. Three Final Fours.

Years later, Carolina North timeline still up in the air

By Robin O'Luanaigh | September 18

UNC has yet to finalize plans for the 250-acre plot of land it purchased in 2009.

Twin takeover: UNC twins create a community

By Jenni Ciesielski | September 18

For UNC sophomore Marissa Jackson, two has always been better than one. The biology major considers her experience growing up as an identical twin to ...

Pho Nomenal Dumplings takes Food Network for a spin

By Marisa Dunn | September 18

UNC graduate Sophia Woo’s food truck, Pho Nomenal Dumplings, has moved from Raleigh to the national stage on the Food Network competition “The Great ...

UNC professors speak about their current work in food studies Thursday evening at Hyde Hall to foster conversation about the University's new research theme: "Food for All."

Carolina Tasting Salon contemplates hard questions: white girls and pumpkins

By Sophie Golden | September 18

At the Carolina Tasting Salon on Thursday, American Studies Professor Elizabeth Engelhardt tried to explain the relationship between white girls and pumpkins. ...

Chapel Hill bed and breakfast proposal gets push back from historic community residents

By Connor Colson | September 18

A proposal to allow bed-and-breakfasts in Chapel Hill raised concerns about balancing business interests with historical integrity.

Kvetching board for Sept. 18, 2015

September 18

Remember that time the DTH endorsed Pat McCrory?

Letter: UNC students need  to vote in elections

September 18

Civic engagement is one of the fundamental values of the Carolina community. Yet our generation — the young-adult demographic — historically does ...

Letter: More money should be given to parks

September 18

I remember the time I placed myself in the nook of high-speed water before it tumbled down a rapid in the Eno River. How my shorts filled with water, ...

Opinion: Chapel Hill needs to broadly consider its urban future

September 18

Chapel Hill’s urban form is changing rapidly.

Column: Laughable bigotry carries an asterisk

By Danny Nett | September 18

Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses, lends herself to being a joke. But as the latest zealot grandstanding against ...

Opinion: UNC mental health institutes should make a text hotline

September 18

Chances are you’ve seen at least one person running at an odd hour (say 4 a.m. in the morning) or walking back from the gym when you’re heading to ...

South Elliott Road apartments to finish April, May

By Rachel Bridges | September 17

The current construction on South Elliott Road is more than a mild inconvenience, many say, but some think the Village Plaza Apartments will be worth ...