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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

Head injuries are new focus in college football

By Zach Daniel White | October 7

The NCAA has once again put UNC’s football program in the spotlight, but not in a way fans have come to expect. As the issue of football-related head ...

Victory for student voice: Officials and students set a model for cooperation

By Editorial Board | October 7

There are plenty of student committees designed to give input to administrators, but it isn’t often that the student voices seem to make much of a difference. Campus ...

Carolina Dance Initiative group gathers force

By Haley Sklut | October 7

When senior Leslie Gordon eyed the nation’s liberal arts universities, she assumed she would be able to find a dance program anywhere. She was wrong. ...

Longer petition, shorter ballot: A higher signature requirement for student body president petitions would streamline the election

By Editorial Board | October 7

All students should have the opportunity to run for student body president. But in recent years, the number of candidates who make it to election day ...

Orange County Schools to get $328,000 in Race to the Top funds

By Victoria Stilwell | October 7

Although the state was awarded $400 million in federal education funds, the amount Orange County Schools will see for each of four years could equal little ...

Carolina Dance Initiative gathers force

By Haley Sklut | October 7

When senior Leslie Gordon eyed the nation’s liberal arts universities, she assumed she would be able to find a dance program anywhere. She was wrong. ...

Through nine starts this season, Kirk Urso has registered three goals and two assists for the Tar Heels, who face Wake Forest today at 7 p.m.

UNC men's soccer faces Wake Forest

By Megan Walsh | October 7

As No. 4 UNC prepares for the arrival of the Demon Deacons at Fetzer Field on Friday, the similarities between the two teams are yet again mounting.

Clemson running back Andre Ellington has gained 340 yards and seven rushing TDs.

Clemson running backs 'the best two' UNC has seen

By Louie Horvath | October 7

North Carolina’s defense worries about containing Clemson’s two explosive running backs — just don’t ask their names. Clemson fans know them ...

UNC Secondary shuffles back to football field one by one

By Mark Thompson | October 7

If there were an elevator that North Carolina’s defense took to the field before a game, it would take forever to get off the floor. The flood of ...

Johnny White has dominated at the starting running back position, scoring two touchdowns and tallying 318 rushing yards in four games.

Draughn and White gunning for 1,000 yard mark

By Louie Horvath | October 7

For a school that has had 24 rushers reach that mark, the current 13-year stretch qualifies as a drought. By comparison, the Tar Heels had a 1,000-yard ...

Bonnie Yankaskas was blamed for a research security breach.

Researcher Yankaskas appeals pay cut, demotion

October 7

More than a year removed from the discovery of a security breach exposing the personal information of about 180,000 subject and patient records, University ...

Police officers arrested in Puerto Rico on drug trafficking charges

October 7

MIAMI (MCT) — In what is being billed as the biggest police corruption investigation in the history of the FBI, more than 130 people were arrested Wednesday ...

Quick Hits for October 7, 2010

By Editorial Board | October 7

First home win Thumbs Up Okay, so we know some of you aren’t too happy with our coverage of football lately.

Andrey Belostotsky, a senior business major, breakdances in the Pit at night.

Local break dance group seek campus recognition

By Tariq Luthun | October 6

From the Pit at the heart of campus beats the pulse of a subculture — a culmination of kicks, side-steps and spins against a backdrop of remixed beats ...

Help fight breast cancer at 'Barbells for Boobs'

By Letter to the Editor | October 6

Thank you for notifying readers of our last fundraising event, Fight Gone Bad.

If Davis should be fired, then so should DTH editors

By Letter to the Editor | October 6

Dick Baddour just owned you, DTH.

Children and parents of Carrboro Elementary School take part in International Walk to School Day on Wednesday morning. This is the sixth year Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools has participated in the event.

International Walk to School Day goes local

By Caitlin McGinnis | October 6

A parade of parents, children and dogs walked from Carrboro Town Hall to Carrboro Elementary School in an effort to promote environmentally friendly transportation. ...

There is much more to the South than 'sweetness'

By Letter to the Editor | October 6

This is in response to “Sweet southern satisfaction” (Oct 6th). But first, I am as proud to be from the South, a southerner, as anyone (I too grew ...

College Republicans did not violate membership rules

By From staff and wire reports | October 6

Duke University’s student judiciary ruled in a majority vote Wednesday that the university’s College Republicans did not violate the student government’s ...

Fire safety should be more important than tailgating

By Letter to the Editor | October 6

I am writing today to call to attention a matter that deeply disturbs me in terms of my value as a student.