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No. 12 UNC women's soccer beats Rice, 4-0, at Dorrance Field on Sunday

| August 24

Men's Golf

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 17

A 20-year-old man was shot outside of the Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity house, 216 E. Rosemary St., about 2:50 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police ...

Museum for children sets sail for downtown

By Shatarra Gibson | January 17

Giggles, Play-Doh, scraped knees, finger paints and sticky Popsicle remains soon will find a home in a rather unusual place. As of March 7, the bustling ...

Milestone win for Hatchell

By Jacob Karabell | January 17

RALEIGH - Of Coach Sylvia Hatchell's 699 wins before Sunday, there were many that were prettier. There were many when her team shot greater than 32 ...

Swimmers sweep duals

By JESSE BAUMGARTNER | January 17

No one is going to mistake Frank Comfort for the next Nostradamus, but something told the head swimming coach that his North Carolina men were going to ...

Newcomers hope to get on the right track

January 17

Prior to catching up with some old faces at the 2006 track and field Hall of Fame banquet Saturday, North Carolina had to get a number of new faces up ...

New TTA service reroutes traffic

By DANIEL JOHNSON | January 17

A kickoff celebration today will highlight the collaborative efforts of the Triangle Transit Authority and Orange Public Transportation to offer a new ...

Local art gallery to start on new foot

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 17

When Carrboro artist Ted Bleecker died in November, he left the gallery into which he had poured seven years of his life's work and energy. And though ...

Lack of intensity leads to upset

January 17

As one dejected North Carolina player after another marched into the men's basketball players' lounge Saturday following the squad's 81-70 loss to Miami, ...

Not a whole lot of Latta

January 17

RALEIGH - Midway through the second half of Sunday's game against N.C. State, North Carolina's Ivory Latta was not smiling. In fact the 5-foot-6 point ...

'Canes come to town, Heels fail to board up

By DEREK HOWLES | January 17

Undefeated in the ACC and tied atop the conference standings, then-No. 20 North Carolina entered its game against Miami on a high note. The Tar Heels ...

Please, no pros on reality TV

By MARY DUBY | January 17

I didn't think it was possible. I always knew it was bad, but I didn't think the standards could sink this low. But then FOX unveiled its new reality ...

Rivalry pushed aside to reach hoop dream

January 17

It was one for the record books this weekend, as Duke topped Carolina 3,688 to 3,444. After more than 57 hours of play, the Duke-Carolina Student Basketball ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 17

Tests available to receive physical education credit Students can obtain credit for physical education classes by passing a proficiency test today ...

A King's reward

By Kathryn Rowland and Jessica Schonberg | January 17

Chapel Hill, a town that was honoring Martin Luther King Jr. with a holiday before the federal government followed suit, paused Monday to observe the ...

Area roadways a tangled web

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | January 17

Editor's note: The Daily Tar Heel will begin publishing in-depth, spotlight packages the first publication date of each week. Apparently, Robert ...

Supply of flu shots waning

January 17

As North Carolina prepares to brace itself for the worst of flu season, the burden of staying healthy in Chapel Hill during the coming months will fall ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 13

University police arrested a Chapel Hill man on charges of second-degree trespassing shortly after midnight Thursday, according to University police reports. A ...

Remembering King

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 13

Before the federal government recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a national holiday, Chapel Hill was one step ahead in honoring the civil rights ...

Girl Scouts come bearing gifts

January 13

A local Girl Scout troop, beaming and dressed up in fairy-tale costumes, unveiled its efforts Thursday to bring smiles to sick children's faces. Chapel ...

Development to lead in green energy

By KAYLA CARRICK | January 13

Four years ago Tim Toben, an active environmentalist, met architect William McDonough and was "blown away" by his vision to create buildings modeled after ...