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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

Women's lacrosse

Orange County sheriff won't seek re-election

By Graves Ganzert | November 3

As Lindy Pendergrass nears 80 years old, the longtime sheriff of Orange County wants to shift from serving the public to serving his wife.

NC libraries put content online

By Kristen Skill | November 3

Digital content from more than 100 institutions across North Carolina is now available to the entire world at the click of a mouse, and UNC is helping ...

Shirley Massey, Chaplain at the Burn Center, and Larry Stanford, retired Raleigh fire chief and volunteer at the burn center for 20 years, dance along to the Dakata Street Band at the reunion banquet for survivors on Saturday.

Burn survivors attend reunion at UNC Hospitals

By Marissa Bane | November 3

George Kenan celebrated his 100th birthday and 26th year as a burn survivor at the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center’s 22nd annual “Celebration of ...

Loren Hintz: 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. ...

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

UNC wins at Carter-Finley for first time since 2005

By Brooke Pryor | November 3

RALEIGH — Bend, not break. It’s the motto of the North Carolina football team’s defense, and for four quarters in the 27-19 win against N.C. State ...

Cross country teams post 2 top-10 finishes

By Brandt Berry | November 3

For the North Carolina men’s cross country team, the ACC Championships could not come soon enough. After a disappointing finish at the Wisconsin Invite ...

UNC sweeps Louisville in weekend meet

By Logan Ulrich | November 3

The North Carolina swim team left its opponent in the shallow end of the pool this weekend, using its depth to pull away from Louisville in a two-day ...

D.C. Swinton: 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. ...

Rowing team meets goals in Chattanooga

By Hannah Lebowitz | November 3

The North Carolina women’s rowing team traveled to Chattanooga, Tenn., this weekend not only ready to compete, but also to honor the high expectations ...

Volleyball loses pair in Florida swing

By Wesley Lima | November 3

After reaching 20 wins before November for the first time in coach Joe Sagula’s 24-year tenure, the No. 12 North Carolina volleyball team dropped a ...

Mens Soccer v Maryland on Friday September 13th

UNC men's soccer ends road slate undefeated

November 3

ACC road wins don’t come easily — that’s what North Carolina men’s soccer coach Carlos Somoano said just a week ago.

Halloween 2013 on Franklin StreetUNC v. Boston College Women's Soccer ACC Quarterfinals

Dunn lifts women's soccer team to ACC Tournament semifinals

By Kevin Phinney | November 3

Crystal Dunn is listed on North Carolina’s roster at 5-foot-2, putting her in a tie for the shortest player on the team.

Gary Kahn: 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. ...

Glavich showcases consistency in home meet return

By Brendan Marks | November 3

For Dominick Glavich, not everything has gone according to plan.

The Undergraduate 1 Day Exhibitions begins Monday, Nov. 4 and runs through Friday, Nov. 8 featuring different art exhibitions each day in the John and June Allcott Gallery at Hanes Art Center. Junior Kerry O'Shea stands with her piece titled, "Can I Live" that will be part of Monday's exhibition displaying the artwork of the UNC class Art 300. All exhibitions will be open from 8 am- 5 pm.

Exhibitions show undergraduate art

By Sarah Vassello | November 3

Greek philosopher Hippocrates once famously said that life is short, and art is long.

Health insurance without a premium

By Paul Best | November 3

Nearly half of uninsured young adults can purchase a bronze plan through the health care marketplace for $50 a month, and nearly 70 percent will be able ...

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.