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UNC men's basketball survives Syracuse's second-half push in 88-82 win

| February 15

Student Groups and Organizations

DTH wins state award for higher education reporting

By From staff and wire reports | February 16

The Daily Tar Heel took first place in the Duke University Green-Rossiter award for higher education reporting, besting other professional and student ...

UNC’s SafeWalk prepares for off-campus growth

By Kristina Kinard and Sydney Mckinney | February 15

Today, SafeWalk will begin the first phase of an expansion aimed at better catering to off-campus students by eventually serving all locations within ...

Ralph Byrns gives last-ever lecture on economics of love

By Lydia Rusche | February 14

Ralph Byrns might be the only professor to convince more than 600 students to voluntarily go to class on the night of Valentines’ Day.

Campus recreation’s Valentine’s Day challenge draws couples

By Haley Sklut | February 13

An ordinary basketball court transformed into the playground for an alternative Valentine’s Day celebration Sunday at the Rams Head Recreation Center. ...

‘The Vagina Monologues’ take taboos to heart

By Tariq Luthun | February 10

The women of “The Vagina Monologues” won’t shirk away from the word. In its first ever presentation of Eve Ensler’s infamous performance piece, ...

Fundraiser gets community involved today with first Dance Marathon Day

By Lindsay Pope | February 10

With only one week left until the big stand, UNC Dance Marathon is going beyond date auctions and benefit concerts. Today is the town of Chapel Hill’s ...

Norman and Thomas to lead Campus Y

By Katia Martinez | February 9

Though they’ve only worked together for three weeks while campaigning, the Campus Y’s new co-presidents say they complement each other perfectly.

Nourish International will hold an information session

By From staff and wire reports | January 24

Nourish International, a student-led nonprofit that partners with organizations around the world and carries out international service trips each year, ...

Sophomore Nicole Suarez from Miami walks down the runway of a fashion show hosted by UNC ‘s Helping Paws on Saturday to benefit the Orange County Animal Services Center’s spay and neuter initiatives.

Helping Paws fashion show benefits Animal Services Center

By Marissa Barbalato | November 21

Both two- and four-legged models graced the runway Saturday to help raise money for animal welfare.UNC’s Helping Paws held a fundraising fashion show ...

College Republican's Berlin Wall display stolen

By Alexa Burrell | November 9

Unlike the original Berlin Wall, which fell to great public spectacle in 1989, a replica made by UNC College Republicans quietly disappeared Tuesday morning ...

College Republicans President Anthony Dent (right) speaks with B.J. Lawson, who is running for U.S. Rep.
David Price’s seat, at Rock the Vote in Frat Court. Both College Republicans and Young Democrats gathered.

Interfraternity Council sponsors cookout for students to meet election candidates

By Caroline Dye | October 26

Local and state candidates running for office targeted the UNC Greek community in the final days before the midterm elections.The UNC College Republicans, ...

Sophomore business major Jess Hetzel (left) and sophomore international studies major Mitali Dayal participate in Chalking Sidewalks.

Campus Y celebrates 150-year anniversary of promoting social justice at UNC

By Maria Gontaruk | October 17

The Oct. 15 weekend was an early homecoming for generations of Campus Y members young and old. Through dinners, discussions and documentary screenings, ...

Young Dems and College Republicans debate Obama

October 11

The Young Democrats and College Republicans faced off in a heated debate Monday night, which featured topics ranging from unemployment to the environment, ...

Elie Wiesel gives a speech titled “Against Indifference” in Memorial Hall on Sunday afternoon. Wiesel received the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize.

Elie Wiesel: Nothing comes out of indifference

By Katie Little | October 10

Elie Wiesel said he has spent his entire adult life fighting indifference. The Nobel Peace Prize winner and author of 57 books gave a speech on Sunday ...

UNC groups debate immigration policy

By David Riedell | October 7

Representatives for the Young Democrats and College Republicans met Thursday evening to debate topics including Arizona’s immigration law, the 14th ...

Company Carolina reorganizes

By Carson Fish | September 19

A 15-year-old student organization should have rich, documented history, but this isn’t the case for student-run theater group Company Carolina.

Asian Students Association seeks more diversity

By Melvin Backman | August 26

Despite a slight drop in the percentage of Asian-American students at UNC, the Asian Students Association tripled in size within the past two years.

Ramadan encourages UNC community unity

By Melvin Backman | August 23

The traditional themes of charity and community will be on particular display throughout this year’s Ramadan celebration.

Seder addresses Israeli-Palestinian con?icts

By Jenelle Peterson | March 31

About 20 students came together to celebrate Passover seder at a table that stretched the width of the Campus Y Faculty Lounge Tuesday night. The ritual ...

From right, Bushra Farooqui, a senior, and Umber Siddiqui, a freshman, are members of Sangam and the Muslim Student Association

Students fast to raise money

By David Riedell | September 10

About 300 people on campus didn’t eat or drink between 5:22 a.m. and 7:34 p.m. Wednesday, avoiding water fountains and enduring growling stomachs. Whether ...