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UNC women's soccer defeats Santa Clara, 1-0, in the second round of the NCAA tournament

| November 22

Student Life

Conor Whitlark, a freshman from Greenville, NC enjoyed a game of Monopoly pinball in the Rams Head dining hall on Thursday afternoon. Although he said he is better at the Galaxy arcade game, his favorite is the pin ball machine.

Rams Head moonlights as 3-day arcade

By Sarah Kaylan Butler | November 7

This week, Rams Head Dining Hall was more than just a cafeteria — it was an arcade, too.

"I'm here because I want to continue Professor Stone's legacy, to keep this vibrant center open, and to challenge the members of the football and basketball teams to be vigilant," said William Rhoden in the Stone Center for Black Culture and History Thursday night in his Diaspora lecture.

William Rhoden calls on the athletes

By Sofia Edelman | November 7

Student-athletes heard a refreshing message from an award-winning columnist on Thursday — go out and lead.

FLO Farmer's Market took place in the Great Hall Thursday afternoon after being moved there because of inclement weather. The market showcased different organic foods and produce from local vendors. Khin Oo, a sophomore health policy and management major samples food from Yugala's Kitchen from Carrboro, which featured coffee and homemade baked goods. "I usually go to this kind of stuff when they set it up so I don thane to go all the way to Carrboro on Satrudays."

FLO hosts final farmers market, brings food vendors to Union

By Rebecca Brickner | November 7

Rainy weather did not stop passionate local vendors from selling their goods at an on-campus farmers market Thursday.

'That unique Carolina feeling'

By Bob Bryan | November 6

Editors at The Daily Tar Heel tasked senior writer Bob Bryan with answering one question: Why do you love UNC?

New group Sonder Market pushed out of Student Union

By Victoria Mirian | November 6

A new student organization was forced to relocate its supply storage after the Student Union asked the group to move on Oct. 29.

Student Action with Workers (SAW) is a campus organization which aims to earn safe, fair working conditions for workers in UNC apparel. On Wednesday evening, a group of students from SAW attend a forum with Tom Ross, president of the UNC system, to discuss working conditions for workers in Bangladesh and the Bangladeshi safety accord.

Tom Ross: Clothing licensing decision in January

By Mona Bazzaz | November 6

UNC system President Tom Ross will wait until January to decide any changes to licensing practices at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Senior Chelsea Barnes, a political science and communication studies major from Hope Mills, N.C., is the president of the Carolina Indian Circle, a student organization that serves to recognize Native American heritage. The bricks in-between the Union celebrate Native American heritage.

The Gift walkway near the Union nears completion

By Sarah Vassello | November 6

At approximately 240 feet long and 40 feet wide, The Gift brick artwork outside of the Francis Porter Graham Student Union makes a statement.

UNC study abroad office would welcome new safety legislation

By Mohammed Hedadji | November 5

Three U.S. senators wrote a letter to secretary of education Arne Duncan urging his department to push for new legislation standardizing safety and reporting ...

Junior geography and psychology major Emma Armstrong-Carter plays the piano in McIver Residence Hall. McIver is one of 11 residence halls on campus with a piano.

Housing maintains 11 pianos in residence halls

By Morgan Vickers | November 5

Emma Armstrong-Carter takes her seat and begins playing a classical piece fit for an opera.

UNC Student Congress committee redistricts, could eliminate 8 seats

By Megan Morris | November 5

If Student Congress approves the redistricting plan passed by its Rules & Judiciary Committee Tuesday night, Congress will shrink by eight seats in ...

UNC students say Alert Carolina is not useful

By Sam Shaw | November 5

When students heard through Facebook about Olu Fatolu, the nursing student found dead in her parked car Thursday, many questioned the value of Alert Carolina. ...

Cordelia Heaney, a candidate for director of the Carolina Women’s Center, presented her plan at a public forum Tuesday.

Cordelia Heaney aims to improve visibility of Women's Center

By Olivia Bane | November 5

Cordelia Heaney wants to make the Carolina Women’s Center visible.

CUAB spends less on 2014 Homecoming acts

By Samantha Sabin | November 4

The price tag for this year’s two Homecoming acts is easier on the Carolina Union Activities Board’s budget than those of past shows.

SafeWalk is finding permanent funding options after receiving support from Student Congress.

SafeWalk still without new plan to become more sustainable

By Sofia Edelman | November 4

Student Government is still working with SafeWalk to create a more sustainable business model after giving the group a $25,000 grant in September to cover ...

Faculty call for UNC to apologize to Mary Willingham

By Leah Komada | November 3

When Kenneth Wainstein crafted the final report on his investigation of two decades of academic impropriety, he made at least one thing clear — the ...

UNC alumnus honored for ROTC advocacy

By Sarah Kaylan Butler | November 3

Lt. Col. Richard Martin almost was not an alumnus of UNC.

Faculty Council suggest solutions to academic problems

By Harvey Ye | November 3

A week after the release of Kenneth Wainstein’s investigation report on the academic scandal, the members of the UNC Faculty Council assembled to discuss ...

Chapel Hill kicks off novel writing month

By Christine Bang | November 3

After Kate McNamara moved here from New York eight years ago, she knew bringing National Novel Writing Month to Chapel Hill would give the town’s writing ...

DPS investigating death of UNC nursing student found Thursday

By From staff and wire reports | October 31

The UNC Department of Public Safety is investigating the death of a UNC nursing student who was found dead in her car at 9:21 p.m. Thursday.

Students respond to Wainstein report in panel

By Rebecca Brickner | October 31

Emotions ran high in Carroll Hall Thursday night as a student panel led more than 100 people in a discussion of Kenneth Wainstein’s report.