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In college, relationships give way to ‘serial dating’

By Caroline Leland | February 13

In the age of technology, finding a date can be easy — but turning it into a relationship is a different story.

Student Body President candidate Christy Lambden is happier now.

Lambden and Lindsey move on to runoff election

By Andy Willard , Lillian Evans and Katharine McAnarney | February 12

After weeks of collecting signatures, holding rallies in the Pit and attending debates, Will Lindsey and Christy Lambden are in the home stretch for student ...

Duke to host UNC as the battle of Tobacco Road continues on the court

By Brandon Moree | February 12

There are few venues comparable to Cameron Indoor Stadium. And today at 9 p.m., it will be filled to capacity with more than 9,000 fans who want to see ...

Q&A with Duke hater Ian Williams

By Jackson Knapp | February 12

Ian Williams wrote a 1990 column for The Daily Tar Heel entitled “Why I Hate Duke.” It remains one of the DTH’s most popular stories. In 2007, Williams ...

Desmond Hubert scored three points in the first half and was scoreless in the second.

Desmond Hubert not blocked by a challenge

By Kelly Parsons | February 12

When North Carolina forward Desmond Hubert tips off tonight against Duke in what will likely be the biggest game in the new starter’s career to date, ...

McCrory's proposal emphasizes job training

By Sarah Brown | February 12

One of Gov. Pat McCrory’s key education proposals has found legislative backing at the N.C. General Assembly.

Legislators may be able to replace regulatory leaders

By Gabriella Kostrzewa | February 11

Legislative leaders in Raleigh are pushing a sweeping overhaul of state boards that would enable them to exert even more conservative influence on North ...

Bee keeping is an important part of Orange County's agriculture. David L. Bailey, owner of Bailey's Bee Supply, set a up a stand with various bee keeping equipment and honey products.

Summit spotlights local agriculture

By Kathryn Trogdon | February 11

Local residents came together Monday to promote one of Orange County’s major industries: agriculture.

Sutton's on Franklin Street is celebrating it's 90th birthday this year. Manager Don Pinney stands with owner John Woodard. Pinney grew up going to Sutton's because his parents both worked and met each other there. Pinney has been working there for 33 years.

Sutton’s Drug Store gets ready for 90 years

By Jenny Drabble | February 11

With its open kitchen, walls lined with photos of customers and friendly service, it’s no wonder Sutton’s Drug Store remains a bustling Chapel Hill ...

The North Carolina Tar Heels lead the Duke Blue Devils 43-40 at the half during the game at the Dean E. Smith Center on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012.

Mismatch or not, the rivalry resumes

By Brandon Moree | February 11

Though their records and ranks suggest otherwise, the North Carolina men’s basketball team and Duke aren’t as mismatched as they look on paper.

Student body president election could result in runoff

By Neal Smith | February 11

Students will cast their votes today to elect the next student body president — but it’s likely that the University’s next student leader will not ...

Captain Pruitt of Chapel Hill Fire Department inspects the damage to a car involved in an accident at the intersection of Franklin Street and Columbia Street on Monday night.

Pedestrian hit at intersection of Franklin and Columbia Streets

By Cammie Bellamy | February 11

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia Streets shortly after 6 p.m.

Orange County considers upping its tax rate

By Gayatri Surendranathan | February 10

The Orange County Board of Commissioners is considering a 1.1 cent increase to its property tax rate — already the fourth highest in the state — bringing ...

Student body president candidates united over tuition

By Lillian Evans | February 10

As the time to set in-state tuition levels for the next two years approaches, candidates for student body president have found themselves aligned as they ...

Universities struggle to keep health care costs low

By Eric Garcia | February 10

State universities nationwide are attempting to offer better quality student health care plans under the Affordable Care Act, but another goal — keeping ...

George Jenne, MFA Exhibtion "Your Turn to Burn."

Fine arts students present work in solo exhibitions

By Sarah Ang | February 10

For the first time, the University’s graduating Master of Fine Arts students will present their work in solo exhibitions — an eight-week series titled ...

Milton Julian celebrated his 95th birthday this Sunday with a party of family and friends.

Chapel Hill clothier and native Milton Julian turns 95

By Claire Smith | February 10

Milton Julian is a Tar Heel born and a Tar Heel bred, even at 95 years old. On Sunday, Julian gathered for a birthday party with friends and family, who ...

Sophomore forward James Michael McAdoo goes up for a contested shot against Miami’s Julian Gamble. McAdoo finished with six points after shooting 3 of 12 from the floor.

Lights-out shooting propels Miami past the Tar Heels

By Brooke Pryor | February 9

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — With a guard-heavy team this season, it’s no secret that North Carolina has often relied on its 3-point shooting to provide a ...

Sylvia Hatchell reaches career milestone with 900th win

By Jonathan LaMantia | February 7

North Carolina women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell was 23 years old when she notched win No. 1 with Francis Marion, and back then she did a little ...

UNC-system Board of Governors releases its final scrutiny of misconduct

By Daniel Wiser and Nicole Comparato | February 7

The UNC-system Board of Governors’ independent review of academic misconduct at UNC-CH, released Thursday, mostly agreed with known findings — but ...