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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

Student Life

Senior Lecturer Gregory Kable directs Love’s Labour’s Lost, a musical based on the play by William Shakespeare, March 3-7 at the Center for Dramatic Arts.

Drama professor channels Taylor Swift in new musical

By Elizabeth Baker | March 3

Initially, professor Gregory Kable was in it for the girls.

Open source textbooks becoming a better option

By Dylan Tastet | March 3

One answer to the problem of high textbook prices could be open source textbooks, which are available online at little or no cost.

Not so retired after all: John Gorsuch is working at Duke

By Sofia Edelman | March 3

After announcing his retirement in November, former UNC Student Stores Director John Gorsuch has found a new job 10 miles down the road. More than three ...

Orange is the New Black star to give talk at UNC Sunday

By Brinley Lowe | March 3

Before she was a Netflix star, Diane Guerrero was a 14-year-old girl living in the U.S. without her parents.

The third annual UNC vs. Duke Special Olympics Unified Sports Basketball game will be at Duke’s Brodie Gym at 9 a.m. Saturday. (Courtesy of Megan Balentine)

UNC takes on Duke at Special Olympics basketball game

By Mashal Aamir | March 3

UNC and Duke will come head to head twice on Saturday — not only with the men’s basketball matchup, but also for a Special Olympics Unified basketball ...

UNC Urban Gaming Club's 'Room Escape' fosters teamwork

By Zoe Hazerjian | March 3

What sounds more enjoyable than getting locked in a room with five of your friends for 35 minutes as you try to solve puzzles and codes to escape?

Ten years ago Mohammed Taheri-azar, a recent alumnus of UNC, drove through the Pit with the intention of killing students.

Pit driver: ‘I am genuinely sorry’ for 2006 rampage

By Bradley Saacks | March 2

Ten years ago, a terrifying day was nearly one of the most tragic in University history.

Another gender violence service coordinator is coming to the Women's Center

By Kelly Jasiura | March 2

After fully completing a University-based review process, the Carolina Women’s Center has been allocated additional funding for an additional Gender ...

Ezra Baeli-Wang, Beverly Foster, Lexi Cappalli, and Josefa Lindquist discussed the importance of time management for student-athletes at a listening session in Dey Hall Wednesday.

Faculty Athletics Committee discusses student-athlete time management

By Cailyn Derickson | March 2

The Faculty Athletics Committee talked about how to help student-athletes with time management at its listening session on Wednesday

In the ground floor of a Hamilton stairwell, a strange "Danger!" sign is written next to cracks in the foundation.

Crack in Hamilton Hall stairwell isn't dangerous, source says

By Terrance Hudson | March 2

A large crack in Hamilton Hall’s first-floor stairwell has spread between several bricks.

Junior Catherine Lake from Miami, Florida pumps iron during Greek Life's "Curls for Girls" event in the Pit this Wednesday.

Curling for a cause: Greek groups team up to combat sexual violence

By Anna Freeman | March 2

A group of students will be lifting weights in the Pit for a few hours a day until Friday to fight sexual assault on college campuses.

GPSF asks to void the spring election

By Maria Prokopowicz | March 1

At the Graduate and Professional Student Federation meeting Tuesday, President Dylan Russell said he amended his lawsuit with the UNC Student Supreme ...

We love the Clef Hangers, and they are truly part of UNC. However, sometimes you just need to drink to "Carolina on my Mind."

Clef Hangers’ history highlighted in new ﬁlm

By Maggie Mouat | March 1

Being the oldest a cappella group at UNC can only mean one thing: There’s a lot of history.

Tar Heels have a new way to get connected

By Emily Wakeman | March 1

Whether it’s a missed chance at love or grief at the loss of a sandwich, Tar Heel Missed Connections is a home for anyone looking for something they’ve ...

Construction to control flooding outside of McIver Dorm started.

Battle Grove is draining out old plumbing for a new stream

By Cailyn Derickson | March 1

An almost 90-year-old pipe running under Raleigh Street has been causing problems at UNC.

Hunger Lunch returns with an Indian twist

By Mashal Aamir | March 1

After a short hiatus, Hunger Lunch is back on campus this week with a slight twist. Nourish-UNC, a committee in the Campus Y, is now partnering ...

Kappa Delta costumes spur controversy

By Dylan Tastet | February 29

Two people attended a Kappa Delta sorority party in February dressed in flannel shirts with cardboard signs that read, “Will Twerk 4 Topperz,” and, ...

UNC admissions uses projected GPA

By Belle Hillenburg | February 29

By Belle Hillenburg Staff Writer This story is part of a series from The Daily Tar Heel examining the more than 70 reforms the University has said were ...

Themed meals in dining halls make dinner educational

By Rebekah Guin | February 29

Carolina Dining Services is working side by side with student organizations to bring an enriching education to the table.

A 2008 policy change limited smoking on campus. Unofficial smoking areas like the flagpole in Polk Place originated in response.

Smoking policy has resulted in few citations

By Erin Friederichs | February 29

Clouds of tobacco smoke are less common on campus now than they were a decade ago.