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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

UNC men's soccer outruns opposition

By Aaron Taube | August 30

Going up against the Carolina RailHawks in the final leg of its three-game exhibition season, the North Carolina men’s soccer team knew its professional ...

Explain abortion money: Abortion exemption was proper, but answers regarding premiums are unsatisfying

By Editorial Board | August 30

We like the element of choice in the UNC system’s decision to let students opt out of abortion coverage and the abortion coverage pool.

Sparking racism discussion

By Sarah Glen | August 30

The Justice in Action Committee is sponsoring its first writing competition, themed “How I helped build a community bridge.” The topic invites Chapel ...

First six weeks of school are rape 'red zone'

By Elise Young | August 30

After noticing an increase in sexual assault cases during the first few weeks of school, universities are focusing on educating students, particularly ...

N.C. panel analyzes health care reform

By Jessica Seaman | August 30

President Barack Obama might have succeeded in passing comprehensive health care reform last spring, but actually implementing the hundreds of pages in ...

Burr's lead weakens in polls

By Seth Cline | August 30

With two months left before the elections, Sen. Richard Burr’s once solid re-election prospects have diminished as polls continue to indicate a tighter ...

Butch Davis keeping quiet on investigation

By Mark Thompson | August 30

Butch Davis hasn’t slipped any information about the NCAA’s investigation of his football program, and that didn’t change Monday. In his press ...

Users 'dislike' Facebook scam

By Kelly Kessler | August 30

Facebook users who have been pushing for a “dislike” button on the website might have become victims of a serious scam. The scam, which tricks users ...

LSU faces stacked schedule

By Louie Horvath | August 30

This year’s edition of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game has a strange dichotomy. While the game will immediately go into the pantheon of the biggest games ...

Hillsborough Town Hall to undergo maintenance work

By From staff and wire reports | August 30

The town of Hillsborough will begin drainage work on Town Hall today. The maintenance, which will last about three weeks, will include ditch and pipe ...

Athlete mentors trained on fraud policy

By Jonathan Jones | August 30

The University makes tutors and mentors of athletes sign thorough and detailed policies outlining what they can and cannot do with student-athletes and ...

Duke student judiciary won't revisit Robinette harassment case

By Tarini Parti | August 30

Allegations against Duke University’s College Republicans remain unresolved after the university’s student judiciary decided Sunday not to revisit ...

Other schools use parents, GPAs, in alcohol enforcement

By Isabella Cochrane | August 30

As binge drinking and alcohol-related violations continue to be a problem at universities across the country, some schools are revising their alcohol ...

Board of Aldermen to hold special meeting Tuesday

By From staff and wire reports | August 30

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen will hold a special meeting Tuesday to interview candidates for the position of Town Clerk. The session, which will be ...

Unattended cooking causes stove structure fire Friday

By From staff and wire reports | August 30

The Chapel Hill Fire Department responded to a small structure fire at 9:20 p.m.

Daily Tar Heel accepting applications for new staff

August 30

The Daily Tar Heel is hiring new staff for the fall.

UNC urges Onyen password change for Ultrinsic users

By From staff and wire reports | August 30

The University has urged students who have been in contact or interacted with a commercial website known as Ultrinsic to change their Onyen passwords. On ...

Three professors to receive annual fellowship award

By From staff and wire reports | August 30

A gift by UNC alumnus Max C.

Glenn Beck says there will not be a 2012 Beck-Palin presidential ticket

August 30

“”:http://bit.ly/ccExyTWASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) — Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin had a message to deliver that the nation was at a dire crossroads, ...

After changes, IFC faces off-campus parties

By Victoria Stilwell | August 30

When members of the Interfraternity Council drastically altered the rules of the rush recruitment process, they knew the way people party might change ...