DTH at a Glance: Mondaze

Just another Manic Monday? We’ve got all the need-to-know info to kickstart your week:

QUICK HITS 

• “The whole point of a women’s college is providing a space for those of marginalized gender identities to be educated in an environment that’s more productive and safer.” Two of North Carolina’s women-only colleges now have transgender-inclusive gender policies.
• The men’s basketball team battled ECU, UNC-G and UNC-W on Sunday in the Disaster Relief Jamboree, ending with a 2-1 record (and reunion of UNC’s former coaches and players).
• OPINION: Skip the Uber, call 911. Many students have forgotten the University’s medical amnesty policy, which prevents prosecution when seeking help in a situation involving underage drinking. 

SEX, BABY

• In an effort to reduce teen pregnancy, two UNC doctoral students are creating an app that teaches middle school students about sex education. And UNC students had a lot to say about their experiences in sex ed classes. 
• In other sex-related news, North Carolina is ranked sixth-highest in the nation for prevalence of STIs, according to Background Checks.org. 
• More of a “friends with benefits” type? UNC’s more than 600 student-run organizations turn to Franklin Street to host benefit nights.

ACC TOURNAMENT UPDATES

• In a true Carolina Victory, UNC women’s soccer beat Duke on Sunday — and in the process, they won the ACC Tournament championship.
• And women’s soccer wasn’t the only team to claim a conference title this weekend. The field hockey team also won their ACC Tournament championship in a 1-0 victory against Louisville.
• “I haven’t digested it yet. I don’t know what to tell you right now." While women's soccer and field hockey clinched their 21st and 20th ACC Tournament wins respectively, the men's soccer team suffered heartbreak in the tournament's quarterfinals against Notre Dame. 
• After a weekend of wins, the volleyball team has an incredible 11-1 record at home, but a 12-10 record overall.  Now, they're working to take the magic outside of Carmichael Arena.