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

| April 12

Chatham County

'Pulse of the economy': How economic changes affect local second-hand shopping

By Kristin Kharrat | April 10

As thrift shops become more popular, prices seem to be rising. Experts say this is due to a looming recession, which may cause big changes in supply and ...

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, ...

'A long time coming': UNC senior and artist DJ Pearl releases first extended play

By Sarayu Thondapu | April 9

On March 29, UNC Senior Aaron Scott released "Minimal Effort," his first extended play as musical artist DJ Pearl.

Column: Is personal style really a choice?

By Salma Mourad | April 9

"No style is ever truly personal — clothing, silhouettes, trends — all carry histories."

Column: There’s more to music than that trending audio

By Cooper Hall | April 9

"For those without the same guidance I had, I hope next time your friends serenade you with a set of lyrics from the song currently permeating their minds ...

Student-led fashion show highlights intersection between art and mental illness

By Rebecca Savidge | April 9

On Thursday at the Innovate Carolina Junction, Art and the Brain partnered with Coulture Magazine and other designers to showcase mental health disorders ...

What music UNC women's basketball uses to get them ready for practice and games

By Cade Shoemaker | April 8

Sydney Barker is typically the team's DJ and plays a variety of music.

No. 16 UNC baseball beats Elon, 12-10, behind four home runs

By Dylan Stalter | April 8

Multi home run games from sophomore infielder Gavin Gallaher and graduate outfielder Tyler Bass gave the Tar Heels the edge over the Phoenix.

DJ Nevy crafts the music behind UNC football and men's basketball

By Emma Moon | April 8

After a solo trip to Chicago, Nevy Ramadanovic quit his job to become a DJ. Less than a decade later, he became UNC's official disc jockey.

Band redkanoo started its music journey on top of Craige Parking Deck

By Marion Rambler | April 8

On one fateful Friday evening, seven first-year students held their first rehearsal for their newly-formed student band, redkanoo, on Craige Parking Deck. ...

'On the verge of something new': Meet student musician Quincy Griffin III

By Medha Nair | April 8

Artist and UNC student, Quincy Griffin III, graduates this semester with a published EP and more to follow.

Student music collective to release second multi-genre album

By Michael Melton | April 8

"Legacy Heartbeat" is to be released by Legacy Productions on April 25, featuring genres including rock, EDM and country.

How UNC softball utilizes walk-up songs to set the right mindset and reflect identities

By Beckett Brantley | April 8

UNC softball uses two different walk-up songs to reflect on personal journeys and identities and get into the right mindset ahead of at-bats.

A look into Cat’s Cradle’s storied history

By Ashley Burnette | April 8

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 ...

Ian Jackson enters transfer portal after one season with UNC men's basketball

By Emma Moon | April 7

First-year guard Ian Jackson entered the transfer portal on Monday afternoon after one season with the UNC men's basketball team, according to ESPN. ...

Ryan Levy and a second quarter speech propels UNC men's lacrosse past Virginia

By Anna Page Lancaster | April 6

After a tumultuous first half, the Tar Heels dominated the Cavaliers for an 18-9 win.

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Skully Gustafson opens fantasy-inspired exhibition at Peel Gallery

By Lizzie Stoner | April 11

Skully Gustafson has a new exhibition opening called, Upon A Wand, which will be displayed in the Peel Gallery in Carrboro from April 9 to May 4.

Behind the $45 million reporting error from North Carolina Central University

By Freya McNeill | April 10

This is the third time since 2021 that the N.C. Office of the State Auditor found significant financial reporting errors by NCCU, but State Auditor Dave ...

Column: Stay tuned for the return of 'Editor's Notes'

By Brigit Pierce | April 9

"Editor's Notes," a music performance series launched in April 2024, will return this month and feature a UNC student band.

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'Love and Freedom': Black Queer Studies Conference returns after 25 years

By Caroline King | April 9

Twenty-five years after the first Black Queer Studies Conference, over 250 academics, activists, artists and students gathered on UNC’s campus this ...