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UNC women's lacrosse overpowers Cal, 21-7, to remain undefeated

| April 13

News

Alli Pardue will serve as the 2025-26 editor-in-chief of The DTH

By Nadia Jefferson | April 12

Pardue served as the Audience Engagement Editor and as a staffer at The DTH, she is excited to serve the newsroom and the community in this new role.

City & State

NC Supreme Court decides majority of Jefferson Griffin's contested ballots will count

By Lucy Marques | April 11

City & State

Collectors, musicians cherish community through vinyl connections

By Maddie Policastro | April 8

Lifestyle

Hollywood Internship Program prepares UNC students for careers in entertainment

By Ava Beahn | April 10

Opinion

Satire: Lee Roberts accidentally texted me his hair plans

By Sydney Baker | April 10

Column: Music does more for my mental health than any study tip ever could

By Hailey Rodriguez | April 10

"Music isn’t going to do your homework for you, make your professor grade faster or help you ace your exams. But in a season of overwhelming deadlines, ...

Op-ed: It's time for N.C. to invest in trains

April 9

"While trains are not the newest idea, they are the right idea."

Special Projects

Undergraduate Senate increases stipends for eight Student Government leadership roles

By Jessica Baugh | April 1

The Undergraduate Senate passed an appropriation bill without formal debate to set the stipend amounts for Student Government positions in Fiscal Year ...

UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

New organization plans to defend and support students charged in new conduct system

By Regan Butler | March 19

University

'Unwavering dedication': UNC's first Black full professor dies at age 89

By Zora Hollie | April 10

Frank Brown, a distinguished professor, author, scholar and former dean of UNC's School of Education died in March, leaving a legacy for his students, ...

Music research forum explores gentrification's impact on sound

By Cecilia Lapetina | April 8

Trump administration terminates six UNC-CH international student visas

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | April 8

City & State

Orange County Schools considers plans for bonds, community weighs in

By Makenzie Mills | April 11

Orange County Schools seeks community input on how to spend $125 million in school bond funds on one of three proposals: a new kindergarten through fifth ...

Super Bowl champion, Chapel Hill High School graduate remembered for his kindness

By Iris Eyster and Anna Tynch | April 11

A look at elder care initiatives in Northside

By Phoebe Martel | April 10

Sports

No. 7 UNC men's lacrosse outlasts No. 12 Duke, 8-7, on the road

By Shannen Horan | April 12

No. 7 UNC men’s lacrosse (9-2, 2-0 ACC) defeated No. 12 Duke (9-4, 0-2 ACC), 8-7, Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.

UNC women's lacrosse overpowers Cal, 21-7, to remain undefeated

By Tess Alongi | April 13

UNC softball squeaks by Georgia Tech, 8-7, in game two of Saturday's doubleheader

By Marvin Lee | April 12

No. 16 UNC baseball dominates Wake Forest, 17-1, to clinch series win in game two

By Caleb Schalliol | April 12

Audio & Video

More than a Market

By May Proctor | March 26

PAID CONTENT

More than just movies: Lumina Theater illuminates community

Lifestyle

A look into Cat’s Cradle’s storied history

By Ashley Burnette | April 13

For over 55 years, Cat’s Cradle has been the leading concert venue within UNC’s vicinity, hosting a variety of events including musicians, philanthropic ...

'The Center Will Not Hold' performance celebrates Afro-diasporic dance tradition

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | April 10

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Skully Gustafson opens fantasy-inspired exhibition at Peel Gallery

By Lizzie Stoner | April 11

Data

Chapel Hill trails provide students a place off campus for running

By Rebecca Savidge

Galleries

Dreamville Music Festival 2025

April 8

Featured Project

The DEI Edition

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 ...