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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

Crowds in Asheville lose their tops in support of womens’ rights

By Kelly Blessing | September 2

In the 60s, women burned their bras in support of women’s rights. Now they’re just losing them. Recent rallies promoting women’s right to go ...

UNC, Chapel Hill share politicians

By Chelsey Dulaney | September 2

Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton became the youngest elected political figure in the state’s history when he joined the Chapel Hill Town Council at age 21, ...

Tar Heels not taking Dukes lightly

By compiled by david adler | September 2

In Virginia Tech’s 2010 home opener, James Madison shocked the college football world by beating the No.

Carrboro branch celebrates National Library Card Month

By From staff and wire reports | September 2

To celebrate National Library Card Month, Carrboro branch library will waive $1 in overdue charges for every non-perishable food item patrons bring in ...

Foushee appointed chair of Healthy Living Task Force

By From staff and wire reports | September 2

Valerie Foushee, an Orange County Commissioner, has been appointed to a one-year term on the N.C. Association of County Commissioners’ Board of Directors. ...

Psychology professor to be association president-elect

By From staff and wire reports | September 2

Judith Meece, a psychology professor, has been elected to serve on the American Psychological Association educational psychology division’s executive ...

Housekeepers will deliver petition to South Building

By From staff and wire reports | September 2

UNC housekeepers plan to deliver a petition to Chancellor Holden Thorp today demanding that Assistant Director of Housekeeping Services Tonya Sell be ...

Kvetching board for September 2, 2011

By Kvetching Board | September 2

kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain To the guy in the bathroom orgasming about “cake,” either go on a diet or get help for your drug addiction. Don’t ...

Votes on Coulter funds were not partisan

By Letter to the Editor | September 2

TO THE EDITOR: I was disappointed with Rep. Steele’s letter about Tuesday’s Student Congress funding allocations.

Psalm 100 must eject women members too

By Letter to the Editor | September 2

TO THE EDITOR: I applaud Psalm 100’s actions and thank Will Jacobsen for his spirited defense against the Stalinist smear tactics of the DTH.

UNC's Afro-American studies head resigns amid questions of football investigation ties

By Andy Thomason | September 1

Julius Nyang’oro, chairman of the University’s Afro-American Studies Department, resigned from the position Thursday in the wake of “irregularities” ...

Public Safety will use GPS to target bike thiefs

By Becky Bush | September 1

Next week, the Department of Public Safety will initiate a program to identify bicycle thieves on campus by using GPS tracking devices.

College radio showcase to feature local bands

By Allison Hussey and Joe Chapman | September 1

From KNC to XYC, college radio has helped develop a thriving nightlife in the Triangle. On Sep. 10, four area college radio stations will come together ...

Innovate@Carolina celebrates 1-year anniversary, looks to future

By Christina Austin | September 1

A year after its introduction to UNC, Innovate@Carolina is starting to take shape in new programs and expansions.

New sorority rush policy embraces upperclassmen

By Elizabeth Johnson | September 1

Sorority rush can be an intimidating experience for the hundreds of girls who choose to take part in the process.

Alert Carolina sees major changes

By Nicole Comparato | September 1

University officials are hoping revisions to the Alert Carolina emergency response system will restore students’ trust in campus safety. The new emergency ...

Afro-American Studies department chairman implicated in football investigation resigns

By Andy Thomason | September 1

Julius Nyang’oro, chairman of the University’s Afro-American Studies Department, resigned today in the wake of “irregularities” surrounding ...

Q&A with Old Ceremony frontman Django Haskins on Cat's Cradle renovations

By Allison Hussey | September 1

Carrboro’s Cat’s Cradle is unassuming yet full of local music history. Touring bands seek it out, while local bands dream of the night they headline ...

School zone speeding fine increases tenfold

By Conor Furlong | September 1

Parents are hopeful that a new state law to raise the fine for speeding in school zones will keep children safer.

Task force looks to help day laborers

By Corinne White | September 1

At a meeting this week organized by Orange County Justice United, community advocates created location and fundraising committees to work toward creating ...