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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

Moral Monday arrestees weigh legal options

By Sarah Brown | August 15

Court officials in Wake County are looking to simplify the aftermath of nearly 1,000 people being arrested over the dozen Moral Monday protests this summer ...

UNC to launch extended Wi-Fi across campus

By Sarah Chaney | August 15

The University is spending approximately $3 million on a new Wi-Fi system that would gradually reduce the need for ethernet cords in campus housing by ...

Another year of budget cuts piles up for UNC system

By Sarah Brown | August 15

Long before the N.C. General Assembly finalized a new state budget last month, higher education leaders knew two more years of tight finances would be ...

Sexual Assault Task Force continues work

By Andy Willard | August 15

The University’s Sexual Assault Task Force will continue rewrites of the Honor Code this fall — despite its original goal to have recommendations ...

The basement of Granville Towers flooded after water broke through an exterior window. Heavy rains in Chapel Hill on June 30 caused flash flooding. Several trees were downed in the area.

Summer flooding strains library's drainage system

By Jenny Surane | August 15

Repairs began last week on a newly installed stormwater management system at the Chapel Hill Public Library — a system that is already giving residents ...

Northside owners sue over parking

By Summer Winkler | August 15

For months, parking in the Northside neighborhood has been a source of stress for landlords and tenants. And now, it’s the subject of the lawsuit. ...

The Daily Tar Heel’s Arts Desk calls for UNC students’ fiction submissions for blog posts

By From staff and wire reports | August 14

Calling all fiction writers: The Arts Desk is looking for UNC students writing any kind of fiction to submit content biweekly to be published on the paper’s ...

Police log for August 19, 2013

August 14

Someone broke into a residence at 107 Cobble Ridge Drive between 3:30 a.m. and 3:35 a.m. Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. The person ...

Junior Caroline Price returns the ball last year against Duke. Price will take on a larger role this season after the departure of seniors Gina Suarez-Malaguti, Zoe De Bruycker and Lauren McHale.

UNC women's tennis looks to defend first indoor national title

By Andrew Tie | August 14

Despite being knocked out in the quarterfinals of the outdoor NCAA tournament, the North Carolina women’s tennis team has turned its focus to defending ...

UNC Board of Governors bans gender-neutral housing

By Lucinda Shen and Sarah Chaney | August 9

In a meeting this morning, the UNC Board of Governors unanimously voted to ban gender-neutral housing across the UNC school system.

UNC system president recommends in-state tuition freeze next year

By Sarah Brown | August 8

UNC system President Tom Ross said at Thursday’s Board of Governors meeting in Chapel Hill that he wants to put the brakes on tuition hikes for North ...

Previous Head Coach Dean Smith cuts down the net at the UNC vs. Michigan NCAA championship game in New Orleans, L.A. in 1993.

Photo Courtesy of North Carolina Collection, UNC-CH

Dean Smith to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom

By Brooke Pryor | August 8

Dean Smith will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Barack Obama announced Thursday.

Chapel Hill woman charged in stabbing

By From staff and wire reports | August 8

Chapel Hill resident Michelle Denise McClinton, 48, was charged this morning with first-degree murder of a Chapel Hill man found dead in his apartment ...

P.J. Hairston suspended indefinitely

By Brooke Pryor | July 28

Following a citation for reckless driving Sunday afternoon, North Carolina shooting guard P.J. Hairston has been suspended from the team.

NCGA's 'flattened' taxes aren't fair taxes

By Letter to the Editor | July 24

TO THE EDITOR: The N.C. General Assembly, with Gov. McCrory’s help, has done one thing well recently — propose and pass terrible legislation. In ...

FRANK Gallery hosts animal shelter discussion

By Samantha Sabin | July 24

Joanna Adruscavage, executive director of Paws4Ever, said open house events are typical for the Mebane no-kill pet shelter — but they have never hosted ...

Kvetching Board for July 25, 2013

By Kvetching Board | July 24

I don’t know who should feel more relieved, P.J. or Kate Middleton

The two sides of our Carolina

By Megan Cassella | July 24

I had barely been back in town two hours this summer when one of my new superiors turned to look me squarely in the eye.

Beyond hipsterdom and the mainstream

By Lauren Gil | July 24

Were you a hipster before being a hipster was cool? Brace yourself, because your once-exclusive subculture is now the latest trend — nowadays, it’s ...

Keep students voting

July 24

The voter ID bill in the N.C. General Assembly unjustly targets those groups that would vote against the Republicans in power — and their restrictions ...