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Congress has more pressing issues to worry about

By Editorial Board | October 10

As a meeting of the Honor Court ended late Thursday, a reporter for The Daily Tar Heel was asked to leave the premises of the Student and Academic Services ...

More athlete misconduct is upsetting, but Graves' dismissal upholds the integrity of UNC athletics

By Editorial Board | October 10

This one hurts. Will Graves, our beloved three-point sharpshooter, was one of the few bright spots during last year’s train wreck of a season.

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 ...

Police log for October 11, 2010

October 10

Someone entered an unlocked patio door at 12:58 a.m.

Brumley Family Nature Preserve memorializes local philanthropists

By Lisa LeFever | October 10

A 613-acre Orange County nature preserve will be dedicated today to remember the life and legacy of a Chapel Hill family. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will ...

UNC football team gets first ACC victory against Clemson

By Aaron Taube | October 10

In the week leading up to North Carolina’s Saturday home date against Clemson, the UNC football program suffered yet another series of damaging allegations ...

Freshmen Stephanie Peacock, Patrick Ceddia show promise as swimming season opens

By Philip Deutsch | October 10

The freshman classes of both the North Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams flexed their talent in promising debut victories against ...

Rob Hogan, 53, died Friday. His family owns Magnolia View Farm

Rameses owner Rob Hogan dies

By Melvin Backman | October 10

Rob Hogan, the man who cared for Rameses, UNC’s mascot, died Friday morning from injuries he sustained falling off his tractor. He was 53. Susan Leonard, ...

Construction workers work on the roof of a home that is a part of Habitat for Humanity’s Build a Block project. The project aims to aid University employees.

Build a Block project to build 10 houses in 10 months for University employees

By Lindsay Sebastian and Amelia Nitz | October 10

On Sunday, the chapter kicked off Build a Block, a 10-month project designed to build 10 houses for University employees living in sub-standard housing. ...

The rules of sexual attraction

By Sarah Dugan | October 10

Have you ever wondered why you’re so attracted to that person in your class that you’ve never even spoken to? Sure, a lot of it might have to do ...

UNC men's tennis team, led by Jose Hernandez, has strong start to first season without Clay Donato

By David Adler | October 10

The North Carolina men’s tennis team is just weeks into its first season in four years without former top player Clay Donato, who graduated in May. ...

UNC senior midfielder Michael Farfan sends a cross toward the net. Farfan scored the game’s lone goal.

UNC men's soccer team remains undefeated in ACC

By Brandon Moree | October 10

The North Carolina men’s soccer team got one step closer to the regular season conference championship when it handed Wake Forest its first conference ...

UNC swimming sweeps ECU in season's opening meet

By Kelly Parsons | October 10

Despite the North Carolina swimming team racing to a pair of wins against East Carolina in the season-opening meet, it often takes weeks for swimmers ...

UNC goalkeeper Scott Goodwin nails a goal kick to put the ball back in play. The sophomore has allowed just nine goals this year.

UNC goalkeeper Scott Goodwin continues to save ACC games, makes the difference during conference

By Aaron Taube | October 10

North Carolina goalkeeper Scott Goodwin had three of his four saves in the second half of the men’s soccer team’s 1-0 win against Wake Forest on Friday, ...

The Tar Heels flipped Clemson on its head, beating the Tigers for the first time since 2001. UNC held Clemson’s potent rushing attack to just 3.4 yards per rush.

UNC football team keeps plays alive to beat Clemson

By Louie Horvath | October 10

In a game devoid of big plays, North Carolina made enough little ones to earn a 21-16 win against the Clemson Tigers. There were only three plays that ...

Many ASG presidents have fought for a vote on the Board of Governors: It's time to realize that goal

By Editorial Board | October 10

The president of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments should be able to vote during the Board of Governors’ meetings. Atul Bhula, the ...

UNC women's golf team has solid performance at Tar Heel Invitational

By Leah Campbell | October 10

During the final round of the Tar Heel Invitational, a three-day, 54-hole event, the UNC women’s golf team managed to shoot 288, putting them at 2-over-par ...

Studio art major Matt Jones paints in the lobby of the Artery. The student-run gallery's current exhibit is titled "Work in Progress."

Student-run Artery gets new location, exhibit

By Katherine Proctor | October 10

Walls adorned with splattered paint, graffiti and cartoonish figures greet art lovers as they enter the Artery, a student-run art gallery in Chapel Hill. ...

UNC Faculty Council addresses football investigation

By Victoria Cook | October 10

To provide members of the Faculty Council with an idea of where UNC stands in the ongoing NCAA investigation, Chancellor Holden Thorp held up a page-long ...

UNC SERVES program aims to improve UNC-system schools' accessibility for veterans and military students

By Daniel Wiser | October 10

Adjusting to college life is never easy for incoming students — especially if they are transferring from a foreign battlefield.