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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Women's lacrosse

Congress Ends Year of Debt-Paying

By Stephanie Horvath | April 2

When the 82nd Student Congress closes up shop tonight, its members will end a session that has been all about the money.Beginning the year with a $5,100 ...

Track Wins 5 Events At Raleigh Relays

April 2

RALEIGH -- N.C. State's Paul Derr Track was packed. The stands were full, the shaded area next to the grandstand was littered with athletes seeking shelter ...

Hunter Unanimously Chosen for DTH Editor

By Sarah Sanders | April 2

After three years of climbing the ladder at The Daily Tar Heel, Katie Hunter has finally reached the top.The Editor Selection Committee confirmed her ...

Move Indoors Aids Women's Tennis Win

By Akilah Nelson | April 2

The North Carolina women's tennis team weathered Saturday's storm, rallying to win against Florida State at Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center in the team's ...

Just Reach Out and Touch Yourself

By Linda Chupkowski | April 2

Women need to start masturbating. I'm serious. Not enough women know how to get themselves off. Heck, not enough women know how to get off, period. How ...

Colleges Recruit Students With Web

By Walton Walker | April 2

The expansion of the Internet into people's daily lives is resulting in radical changes in the college admissions process, as institutions have been forced ...

Report: Students Underestimate Average Loan Debt

By Metoka Welch | April 2

Freshmen, sophomores and low-income students who take out student loans face a high debt risk, according to a study recently conducted by the N.C.

Graduate Schools Keep High Marks

April 2

U.S.

Women's Lacrosse Wins Pair

April 2

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- The No. 7 North Carolina women's lacrosse team defeated No. 13 Penn State 19-9 on Penn State's Bigler Field. The Tar Heels (7-3) ...

UNC Blazes Seminoles

By Jamie Agin | April 2

Although they couldn't stop the rain, the North Carolina men's tennis players had little trouble holding off Florida State on Saturday afternoon.Paced ...

Bosnian Speaker Discusses War, Economic Woes

By Ben Davidson | April 2

Bosnian Ambassador to the U.S. Igor Davidovic outlined current problems and the future of Bosnia on Friday as the honorary speaker during the weekend ...

DTH Snags Regional SPJ Awards

April 2

The Daily Tar Heel took home a handful of awards at the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence award ceremony this weekend in Maryland. ...

`Arcadia' Captivates With Stellar Cast

By Michael Abernethy | April 2

Company Carolina's performance of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" provides an enthralling display of talent and versatility on the part of cast and ...

Students Must Unite to Fight Hate

By Tyra Moore & Doug Taylor | April 2

Last week, controversy erupted at 13 college campuses -- including Duke and Brown universities -- as newspapers at each school ran a full-page advertisement ...

Protesters Responded Well to GAP Display, Debated Intelligently

April 2

Abortion is a contentious, even inflammatory, issue, and the display that appeared on campus Monday and Tuesday could easily have fanned emotions into ...

Revised CAA Bill Faces Vote

By Kim Minugh | April 2

In an effort to avoid a veto by Student Body President Brad Matthews, Student Congress will meet in an emergency session tonight to vote on a revised ...

Possible Estate Tax Repeal Could Affect Universities

By Monica Chen | April 2

President Bush's plan to repeal the estate tax is being met with feelings of ambivalence from university administrators and debate from economic experts ...

Recalling a Decade Of CHispA Growth

By Kristina Hodges | April 2

A woman at the Carolina Hispanic Association booth that stood at Fall Fest last semester had tears in her eyes. As she slowly looked through the organization's ...

UNC Should Foster Intellectual Debate

By James Moeser | April 2

Last Monday as I walked across campus I saw events commemorating Women's Week, Human Rights Week and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Celebration ...

Long Road Stretches Before Haus

By James Giza | April 2

He left his players after only two seasons, but John Haus left the Johns Hopkins lacrosse program no worse than it was before.North Carolina's first-year ...