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Sports

'Expect us to be tough': 3 takeaways for UNC football following ACC Kickoff

By Brian D'Aguanno | July 25

Roster turnover, adding playmakers on defense and the starting quarterback situation headlined 2025 ACC Kickoff for UNC football.

City & State

After Chantal flooding displaces 20 from Camelot Village, many hope to see the complex demolished

By Taylor Motley | July 23

City & State

Floods at Eastgate Crossing are nothing new for the shopping center on top of a creek

By Eva Edwards | July 23

City & State

Eastgate Crossing businesses face an estimated $11 million in damages from Chantal flooding

By Taylor Motley | July 21

Opinion

Marina Messura smiles while overlooking a rainbow at The Daily Tar Heel office on Monday, July 14, 2025.

Column: Distance really does make the heart grow fonder

By Marina Messura | July 21

Column: The art of the college house, your home away from home

By Emily Gessner | July 3

"Dress up that old house that you probably signed the lease on too soon and make it your own for the short period of time you get to enjoy it. And remember ...

Column: Welcome to the lion’s den — an intro to University politics and your place in it

By Alli Pardue | July 1

"Every university is shaped by the people who run it, and people are never truly 'neutral.' Administrators, faculty members and students all carry their ...

Special Projects

AJ Ferrari, formerly charged with sexual battery, commits to UNC wrestling

By Aisha Baiocchi | April 21

The charges against Ferrari were dropped a year after they were filed as the accusing party said she was facing too much harassment to continue. Ferrari ...

Undergraduate Senate increases stipends for eight Student Government leadership roles

By Jessica Baugh | April 1

UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

University

Student Supreme Court orders GPSG president to issue BOE nominations

By Macie Greene | July 25

Graduate and Professional Student Government President Leah Frazier must make three nominations to the Board of Elections by the next GPSG Senate meeting ...

First month on campus: Important dates for new students

By Sajni Patel | July 23

How to navigate the UNC Transportation and Parking portal

By Emily Gessner | July 21

City & State

With Thom Tillis stepping out, former N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper will run for U.S. Senate in 2026

By Taylor Motley | July 28

Cooper seeks to flip the Senate seat left open by Sen. Tillis, and would be the first Democrat to represent North Carolina in the U.S. Senate since 2015. ...

NC General Assembly fails to pass budget, programs left without expanded funding

By Medha Nair | July 22

CHCCS Board of Education discusses cell phone use, new 4x4 block schedule

By Iris Eyster | July 15

Sports

High Point transfer Ivan Matlekovic commits to UNC men's basketball

By Matthew Maynard | August 1

As the 10th addition to UNC men's basketball roster for the 2025-26 season, the 6-foot-11 transfer will add height to North Carolina's frontcourt.

Bill Chamberlain, a 'founding father' of UNC men's basketball, dies at 75

By Emily Gessner | July 23

UNC baseball revamps roster with transfer portal additions

By Sophia Gray | July 22

UNC women's soccer looks to build off last season's success

By Tess Alongi | July 21

Audio & Video

Editors' Notes: Braless Pt. 1

By Will Kleinschmidt , Jordyn Balam , Luther Walker and Natalie Bradin | May 3

PAID CONTENT

Student innovators shine at 2nd annual Luby Pitch Competition

Lifestyle

Review: Ari Aster's "Eddington" confronts the madness of 2020 America

By Taylor Motley | August 5

"'Eddington' captures the essence of the United States during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, almost eerily so."

'Radical Clay’: Ackland’s newest exhibit features Japanese ceramics collection

By Emily Gessner | July 23

Chapel Hill, Carrboro see new dining spots open over the summer

By Michael Melton | July 23

Data

UNC Chapel Hill’s architecture illustrates historical trends

By Aleena Sebastian

Galleries

NC Bill 442, ‘Shrimpgate’ evokes backlash at NC General Assembly

June 29

Featured Project

'Aim for unity': UNC's 2025 Commencement ceremony encourages team player mindset

By Akash Bhowmik | May 12

UNC women's soccer alumna and world champion Mia Hamm delivers keynote commencement address.

One Good Read

UNC Police officer remains on force despite accusations of violence toward protesters

By Aisha Baiocchi | September 9

Captain Rahsheem Holland's conduct toward protesters on April 30 — and in protests at a 2021 Board of Trustees meeting — raises concerns about police ...