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Softball takes two of three from Terrapins

By Amelia Druckenbrod | March 27

The North Carolina softball team took its second straight ACC series this weekend, going 2-1 against Maryland. UNC (28-10, 4-2 in the ACC) was able ...

State hurting for psychiatrists, study says

March 27

North Carolina is faced with a crippling shortage of child psychiatrists, leaving many counties without the means to offer treatment, according to a study ...

Taheri-Azar letter, testimony aired in court

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | March 27

New details about the March 3 incident in which UNC alumnus Mohammad Reza Taheri-Azar, 22, drove an SUV through the Pit were revealed at a hearing in ...

Enthusiasts go and fly some kites at park

By LAURA OLENIACZ | March 27

A tall man runs across a field followed closely by a grimacing orange, green and yellow dragon. A large dragonfly swoops close to the ground, and ...

Teachers turn attention to their waistlines

By Shatarra Gibson | March 27

Once upon a time, being the biggest loser in the school was nothing to be proud of. Times have changed. Some Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' ...

Luck reigns in baseball playoffs

By GREGG FOUND | March 27

Fans of America's pastime, as Major League Baseball starts its season next week, you need to know the key for your team to win the World Series: It needs ...

Lake, reservoir open to public

By Kate Newnam | March 27

Due to an editing error, this story incorrectly states that residents are allowed to swim in University Lake and Cane Creek Reservoir. The Daily Tar Heel ...

A melting pot of fun, service

By Amanda Younger | March 27

Amid cumbia rhythms and the sounds of reggaeton, the campus was given a glimpse into the passion of Hispanic culture Saturday night - all while keeping ...

Rams Head basks in glow of national award

By NATE HEWITT | March 24

University officials built the Rams Head Center with the dream of creating a gateway from North Campus to South Campus. One year after opening its ...

New developments in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder demographics

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | March 24

Young boys who have difficulty in school often are diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, but the stereotypes surrounding the disorder ...

Taheri-azar's letter to police

March 24

In the name of Allah, the merciful, and compassionate To whom it may concern: I'm writing this letter to inform you of my reasons for premeditating ...

UNC ready for Challenge

By SAM ROSENTHAL | March 24

Heading into the ACC/American Lacrosse Conference Challenge this weekend, the No. 5 North Carolina women's lacrosse team knows one thing for certain: ...

Carrboro to examine cell phone driving

By Chase Beck | March 24

Hurry up and hang up - cell phone use in Carrboro might soon become limited. Jacquelyn Gist, a member of the Carrboro Board of Aldermen, brought up ...

Literacy council seeks tutors

By KAYLA CARRICK | March 24

Odessa Davis dropped out of school at age 15 to help on her family's farm - a decision that left her lacking in the skills needed to punctuate a paragraph, ...

Fencers finish No. 19 at NCAA championship

By Joanne Cannell | March 24

There is a first time for everything, and for five members of the North Carolina fencing team that time came at the end of the season. Although none ...

Conference rich with poverty ideas

By Maggie Kiselick | March 24

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the growing income gap between the upper and lower classes, the UNC Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity began ...

County opens book on manager search

By Gray Caldwell | March 24

The Orange County Board of Commissioners interviewed three consultant groups Thursday that could be used to help select the next county manager. John ...

Pit driver priors didn't raise flags

By Brian Hudson | March 24

Today Mohammed Taheri-azar will appear in Orange County District Court. It will be his third time before Judge M.P. DeVine in relation to the 18 felony ...

Track outdoors starts in Raleigh

By Craig Carter | March 24

Much like the squirrels coming out of hibernation around campus, the North Carolina track and field team is coming out of the Eddie Smith Field House ...

UNC appoints interim dean of Arts & Sciences

By ERIN ZUREICK | March 24

University administrators announced Wednesday that professor Madeline Levine will serve as the interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, effective ...