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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

| May 15

Women's Tennis

Vote to come on whether UNC will remain in ASG

By Lindsay Carbonell | November 3

This weekend, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments met at Appalachian State University to discuss issues ranging from student voting to increasing ...

Amy Ryan: Candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council

By Paul Kushner | November 3

With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with the Chapel Hill Town Council candidates to discuss major issues facing the council. ...

Indian musicians visit Memorial

November 3

Forty-three Indian musicians in glowing cubes are set to enchant Memorial Hall tonight as a part of Carolina Performing Arts’ season.

'Arts for Hearts' raises money for UNC Cardiology

By Katie Hjerpe | November 3

This Monday, the best things in life don’t just come from the heart — but for it.

Field hockey drops final regular season game

By Dylan Howlett | November 3

The signs appeared in an Oct. 27 overtime loss to unranked Old Dominion, Samantha Travers said. A certain intensity, the kind that the No. 3 North Carolina ...

Wide Receiver Quinshad Davis (14) catches UNC’s first touchdown of the game against N.C. State.

UNC claims 27-19 rivalry win against N.C. State

By Michael Lananna | November 2

In a teeter-totter 27-19 win against the Wolfpack (3-5, 0-5 ACC), the Tar Heels (3-5, 2-3) needed to use every asset at its disposal.

Tar Heels push past Braves

By Brooke Pryor | November 1

North Carolina men’s basketball coach Roy Williams hasn’t been shy about his plans to shake up his starting lineup in early games.

UNC names Howard Kallem Title IX coordinator

By Amanda Albright | November 1

After a months-long search, today UNC announced its new Title IX Compliance Coordinator.

Sally Greene: Candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council

By Paul Kushner | November 1

With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Chapel Hill Town Council candidate Sally Greene to discuss major issues facing ...

Ed Harrison: Candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council

By Paul Kushner | November 1

With less than a week until Election Day, The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Chapel Hill Town Council candidate Ed Harrison to discuss major issues facing ...

Concussions expert to give December commencement speech

By Jordan Jackson | November 1

A certified genius will send off UNC students who are graduating in December. Chancellor Carol Folt and the Commencement Speaker Selection Committee ...

DPS investigating strong-arm robbery on campus

By From staff and wire reports | November 1

UNC’s Department of Public Safety is investigating a strong-arm robbery that occurred around 1 a.m. the morning after Halloween. The incident ...

Homegrown Halloween draws 30,000 people

By From staff and wire reports | November 1

About 30,000 people celebrated Halloween on Franklin Street Thursday and the Chapel Hill Police Department said no arrests were made.

Police log for November 1, 2013

October 31

Someone broke and entered at a business at 1162 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. between midnight and 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. ...

Kvetching Board for November 1, 2013

By Kvetching Board | October 31

To whoever decided to hang Christmas balls in the Arboretum: You’re two months early and 6 inches too low. Sincerely, a jogger with a bloody nose.

ASG doesn’t deserve our patience anymore

October 31

With due respect to Professor Stephen Leonard (Oct. 29, “Shared governance requires steadfast dedication”), I oppose your position on the Association ...

And the winner is... the losers

By Memet Walker | October 31

On one hand, I’m happy Dean Smith is being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Smith was a great coach and, by all accounts, is a good man.

The Friday interview: Chris Kielt

By Matthew Leming | October 31

Student-led technology is popping up everywhere around campus. With ConnectCarolina 2.0, the prank Alert Carolina message and rumors of a mobile app in ...

New feature will ease registration experience

October 31

The semiannual period of stress known as class registration is upon us again. However, thanks to a new tool in ConnectCarolina, this year should be a ...

Students should be allowed to miss class to vote

October 31

There are many Americans who do not exercise their right to vote, and UNC students are no exception.