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Sports

Jalen Washington makes game-winning block against N.C. State in first double-double

By Emma Moon | January 12

After a silent season for Jalen Washington, the junior has his time to shine.

Data

Amid rise in applications, UNC acceptance rate decreases 7 percent in 5 years

By Adele Morris | January 14

University

'A priority for the institution': University plans series of ConnectCarolina updates

By Diana Lopez Zapata | January 12

University

District attorney dismisses remaining charges from April 30 pro-Palestine protest

By Regan Butler | January 8

Opinion

Column: Meta indicates the future of online accountability is bleak

By Esha Singaraju | January 14

Column: Elon Musk may soon control your money, and your mind

By Arya Mehta | January 13

"By convincing people to vote for someone who will catalyze late capitalism, X has become intrinsically tied to the government, letting its owner be spoon-fed ...

Op-ed: UNC must 'lead the pack in climate action.' Does the Cogeneration facility help?

January 13

"I hope UNC might live up to its motto Lux Libertas as it considers who this university and medical center serves and whom they harm."

University

High school seniors apply to UNC, reflect on process

By Auva Vaziri and Bella Pires | January 15

As high school students await decisions after applying to UNC, some contemplate the experiences that have led them to this point.

Carolina Postdoctoral Program for Faculty Diversity program comes to an end

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | January 14

UNC's education program for incarcerated individuals celebrates 50th anniversary

By Zora Hollie | January 14

City & State

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Orange County Opioid Advisory Committee opens grant cycle to support local programs

By Brantley Aycock | January 13

Orange County will receive more than $12.7 million in funding to support the efforts of local businesses and programs toward opioid prevention, treatment, ...

UNC Hospitals experiment with AI, work to integrate new technology in health care

By Sarah Clements | January 13

Town of Chapel Hill begins planning a new flexible downtown space

By Lauren Zola | January 12

Sports

UNC women's tennis begins new era in sweeps against JMU and Campbell

By Alexandra Jones | January 14

After UNC women's tennis graduated 1,008 singles and doubles victories following last season, six new faces took the court on Sunday.

UNC men's basketball channels experience in gritty win over N.C. State

By Caroline Wills | January 12

Reniya Kelly's 14-point game pushes UNC women's basketball to win over Boston College

By Anna Page Lancaster | January 12

No. 19 UNC women's basketball uses big third quarter to defeat Boston College

By Megan Smith | January 12

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

Carrboro Meditation Club rings in a new year of mindfulness

By Jaya Nadella | January 13

On Sundays at 6 p.m., Recess Yoga in Carrboro hosts a free meditation club.

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Flyleaf Books hosts first Second Sunday Poetry event of 2025

By Marisa Rosa | January 13

Local radio station celebrates twenty years on air

By Mollie Ray | January 13

Data

Amid rise in applications, UNC acceptance rate decreases 7 percent in 5 years

By Adele Morris

By the numbers: University rankings and statistics

By Nina Levret de Melo

UNC's out-of-state tuition increased by five percent while in-state rates stayed flat

By Tulsi Asokan

Review: Where to eat on Franklin Street, based on price and quality

By Charlie Bagwell

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

By Aisha Baiocchi

Featured Project

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September 17

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 ...