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

| August 24

Men's Golf

UNC barely avoids 'cane sweep

By Brian MacPherson | April 18

North Carolina had put itself in position to win, to salvage a single victory from a series in which its pitchers couldn’t find the strike zone ...

UNC improves at Fast Times

April 18

With the ACC championships only a week away, the North Carolina track and field team focused on improving individual performances at the Carolina Fast ...

Errors help team drop series

By GABRIELLE DE ROSA | April 18

Two weeks ago North Carolina baseball coach Mike Fox said it would only be a matter of time before the Tar Heels’ errors would cost them entire ...

Orange County looks to free up funds

By CHRIS CARMICHAEL | April 18

Alarm about a perceived backlog of building maintenance issues has the Orange County Board of Commissioners mulling several options for diverting funding ...

Act may not hit proficiency goal

By CAROLYN SOROCK | April 18

A new report contends that President Bush’s No Child Left Behind initiative for public education might not achieve its goal of 100 percent proficiency ...

Council to tweak rules on duplexes

By TED STRONG | April 18

Duplexes have been a key part of Chapel Hill’s housing scene, and they have also been a disdained part. Now the Chapel Hill Town Council is considering ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | April 18

Local emergency agencies hold terror-response training Orange County Emergency response agencies reacted to a simulated explosion at New Hope Elementary ...

DTH design staff, editor take 3 awards in contest

By Staff Editor | April 18

Nicole Neuman, design co-editor at The Daily Tar Heel, and the DTH design staff won three awards in a design contest sponsored by the Student Society ...

Space is the place for researchers

By JERRI SIMMONS | April 18

Self-healing is a concept that might soon be a reality not only for living organisms, but also for space vehicles — and UNC could have a hand in ...

Violinist to bring strings to hip-hop

April 18

Few musicians trained to play the notes of classical legends like Isaac Stern and Ludwig Strauss have successfully made the transition from the stately ...

A festival rich in tradition

By STACEY CARLESS | April 18

Vases holding powder pink, light orange and white flowers sat on the tables that filled the Great Hall of the Student Union. Lining the walls and filling ...

Bill lobbies for disadvantaged school districts

By JOE NGAN | April 18

A bill introduced Thursday in the N.C. House marks the largest response yet to the state’s decade-long battle over funding for low-wealth school ...

School disparities discussed

April 18

County leaders agree that a major funding gap exists between local school districts. But they are not so quick to agree about how or when officials ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | April 18

Today — Paul Begala, co-host of CNN’s “Crossfire” and former counselor to President Bill Clinton, will speak at 7:30 p.m. in 111 ...

Hillsborough hosts 2nd annual jazz fest

By CHRIS CARMICHAEL | April 18

Days after a liver transplant, Durham resident Mable Payne found herself dancing to the syncopated pulse of jazz music, much to the surprise of her doctors. Her ...

Locals gather to Chill

By MEGHAN DAVIS | April 18

People turned out in droves to wander Franklin Street on Sunday, but there wasn’t a bonfire in sight. Despite law enforcement concerns about tussles ...

Mixon to accept Panthers job

By Brian MacPherson | April 18

Another member of the North Carolina basketball family has turned pro. Tar Heel Sports Network broadcaster Mick Mixon has accepted an offer to become ...

UNC entrepreneurs face off

By KATIE CLINE | April 18

Two freshman roommates sat in their room in Craige Residence Hall one day. They were hungry. They didn’t want to go Chase Mini Mart, and the ...

Blaze leaves room ruined

By KATIE HOFFMANN | April 18

A fire broke out Friday morning in 229 Ehringhaus Residence Hall, destroying the room — and bringing the Department of Housing and Residential Education ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | April 18

English professor to step up as fine arts, humanities dean William Andrews, the E. Maynard Adams professor of English, was recently named senior associate ...