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Lifestyle

UNC Student Melody Dalili shares her life experiences through the gift of poetry

By Alexis Clifton | November 13

Dalili is the Tennessee Youth Poet Laureate. She draws upon her personal experiences in her poetry and aims to inspire others through her work.

Sports

After a 20-point comeback, UNC men's basketball comes up short against No. 1 Kansas

By Caroline Wills | November 9

Sports

UNC men's basketball overpowered by center Hunter Dickinson in loss to No. 1 Kansas

By Matthew Maynard | November 9

Lifestyle

Venezuelan rock band Viniloversus heads to Miami for the 25th Latin Grammys

By Morgan Perry | November 10

Opinion

Column: Crises end — the communities formed after don’t have to

By Cooper Hall | November 14

Column: My journey with short-form content

By Teo Almaguer | November 14

"In an ideal world, I wouldn’t consume short-form videos at all. This would leave me more time to read, watch TV and start Good Will Hunting, but this ...

Op-ed: My post-election to-dos

November 14

"But tomorrow, the number one on my to-do list will be to fight, to peacefully protest. Spend the rest of my life working to reverse the systematic oppression ...

University

'They really love what they do': Content creators present to English classes

By Alice Scott | November 14

Kim and Penn Holderness, known online as the Holderness Family, collaborated with professor Marc Cohen to talk to his English 105 students about their ...

'Tools of law and education': NCCU dean delivers annual Stone Memorial Lecture

By Dylan Skinner | November 13

TransparUNCy hosts teach-in, discusses surveillance and police presence

By Alyssa Acevedo | November 12

City & State

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Chapel Hill Town Council meets to discuss LUMO, new residential development

By Taylor Motley | November 14

On Wednesday, the Chapel Hill Town Council met to discuss amending the Land Use Management Ordinance and a concept plan for development on 701 Martin ...

North Carolina Animal Advocates United members protest outside Crumbl Cookies

By Sarah Smiley | November 12

Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro approve master plan for Greene Tract

By Brantley Aycock | November 11

Sports

No. 14 UNC women's basketball's defensive intensity shuts down North Carolina A&T

By Marvin Lee | November 14

The Tar Heels racked up 15 steals and forced 21 turnovers en route to a 66-47 win.

Interim head coach Damon Nahas reflects on UNC women's soccer's progress

By Emma Moon | November 11

UNC women's soccer surrenders two late goals in ACC championship loss

By Harry Crowther | November 10

Charly Bruder plays pivotal role in No. 1-seeded UNC field hockey's ACC championship run

By Beckett Brantley | November 9

Audio & Video

Hark the Pod Season 3, Episode 5

By Will Kleinschmidt , Shelby Swanson , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Sierra Pfeifer , Daniel Wei and Keerthana Mariappan | October 2

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GoGLOW fills the need for healthy, affordable tanning in Chapel Hill

Lifestyle

Community Clay Studio creates connections through clay

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | November 14

The Chapel Hill Community Clay Center teaches ceramic techniques such as wheel building and hand throwing to individuals of all ages. Most Parks and Recreation ...

Column: Maybe I Met Carrie Bradshaw

By Hamsini Sivakumar | November 14

Local creatives show off their talents in Orange County’s Studio Art Tour

By Ashley Burnette | November 14

Data

The Daily Tar Heel obtains UNC Police use of force analyses for last decade

By Aisha Baiocchi

Review: 2024 N.C. State Fair provides food and rides, platforms local artisans

By Adele Harris

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'On the knife's edge': Following North Carolina's path to swing state

By Walker Livingston

A history of student voter engagement at UNC

By Annika Duneja

UNC's first on-campus vaccine clinic opens Wednesday

New N.C. health disparities report highlights inequities among marginalized groups

By Brantley Aycock

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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 ...