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

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Responsible concealed carry use promotes safety

By Letter to the Editor | March 16

TO THE EDITOR: I would first like to commend the DTH for putting the topic of gun control and concealed carry laws into the spotlight with the March ...

Change in Hillsborough Road zoning unwanted

By Letter to the Editor | March 16

TO THE EDITOR: Orange County has petitioned the Town of Carrboro to change the zoning on a Hillsborough Road property from residential to fringe commercial ...

Banning guns on campus violates the Constitution

By Letter to the Editor | March 16

TO THE EDITOR: In response to “Guns on campus neither acceptable nor necessary” (March 14), I would ask if that applies to the First Amendment also. ...

It’s time to help minorities go abroad

By Taylor Fulton | March 16

All of the sudden, there is increased dialogue about the lack of minorities in study abroad programs across the nation.

A vote of con?dence: Provisions for poor and students will make bill sound

By Editorial Board | March 16

You need photo identification to purchase alcohol or tobacco, to take the SAT, to board a plane, to drive a car and even to check out a library book, ...

Clearer criteria needed: The process for attaining residency needs greater transparency if it is to be easily met by grad students

By Editorial Board | March 16

UNC’s graduate student residency process has been denying a lot of graduate students residency status compared to recent years, and nobody knows why. The ...

New shelter, for some

By Jason Kirk | March 16

Hey, progressive Chapel Hillians, how high does your social justice meter go? Do you draw the line at thinking about the rights and treatment of sex offenders ...

Crucial turnovers doom Tar Heels in Duke loss

By Evan G. Marlow | March 16

Twice in the second half the North Carolina men’s lacrosse team brought the score within three, and twice unforced turnovers gave the lead right back ...

Blue Devils continue dominance, beat UNC

By Kelly Parsons | March 16

Playing in front of a home crowd is usually advantageous to a team, especially in a big rivalry match. But against Duke, the No. 8 North Carolina men’s ...

Women’s tennis tops Minnesota at home

By Jonathan LaRowe | March 16

The North Carolina women’s tennis team won its fifth straight dual match Thursday, with the victory coming in dominant fashion. No. 3 UNC handled ...

Harrison Barnes (40), Leslie McDonald (2) and John Henson (31) put the press on Duke guard Ryan Kelly.

Tournament inexperience fills roster

By Louie Horvath | March 16

Of all the possible reactions the players of a team that was just announced as a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament could have, North Carolina’s players ...

Gymnastics injuries harden Diamond

By Jennifer Kessinger | March 16

When called on to help her team finish its season strong, redshirt senior Teri Diamond is going to come out swinging — on the uneven bars, that is.

UNC football returns to field for spring practice

By Kelly Parsons | March 16

Last year’s NCAA investigations surrounding the North Carolina football team have yet to be completely resolved. But as the Tar Heels took Navy Field ...

Google VP, UNC alum speaks on innovation at Kenan-Flagler

By Megan McCluskey | March 16

As a young business student at UNC, Brent Callinicos said he relied on his classmates with experience for help.

NC GOP pushes two new government transparency bills

By Elizabeth Johnson | March 16

Light may soon be shed on what happens behind closed doors in the N.C. General Assembly. Just in time for Sunshine Week Republican lawmakers are pushing ...

NC State University plans to cut courses and positions due to budget deficits

By Jessica Seaman | March 16

As universities across the system are preparing to lose millions in state funding, N.C. State University has a new plan in place to help salvage its financial ...

NC to increase checkpoints for St. Patrick’s Day

By Matt Steyl | March 16

Students attempting to drink and drive this St. Patrick’s Day might face enhanced driver checkpoints as part of the state’s “Booze It and Lose It” ...

Bartlett Tree Experts cut and trimmed trees on S. Estes across from University Mall. They are clearing the area to install fiber optic power cables. The trees are chopped up and turned into mulch or taken to a recycling center.
Tim Horton of Bartlett Tree Experts trims the trees to clear the area for new fiber optic cables.

Town crews trim low-lying trees, update traffic system and add fiber optic cable

By Ethan Robertson | March 16

Chapel Hill began clearing trees in order to its traffic system earlier this month, a project started in 2010. The town is also installing a new fiber ...

Duke Energy moves forward with nuclear plant development

By Madeline Will | March 16

As Japan deals with an ongoing nuclear crisis, power companies across the U.S. are re-examining the safety of their nuclear plants and questioning the ...

Greenbridge development fills less than half its units

By Florence Bryan | March 16

With fewer than half of its 97 residential apartments filled, Greenbridge Developments has struggled to find its niche in Chapel Hill real estate and ...