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Q&A: UNC Walk-Ons inspire, support each other

By Laney Currin | November 14

The DTH's Laney Currin spoke with the president of the Walk-Ons and a junior at UNC, Logan Kaelin, about the group's expectations for the rest of the ...

UNC offers niche, interest-specific classes

By Charlie Bagwell | November 14

For the spring semester and beyond, students may find themselves looking for niche classes to fullfill their general education requirements. Here are ...

Student influencers create content, market products for peers

By Marisa Rosa | November 14

UNC alumna Bella LoRe has over 75,000 followers on TikTok and can make between $50 to $2,000 per sponsored video. Her work, like many UNC brand ambassadors, ...

Graduate students balance socialization and responsibilities

By Kathryn Bragg | November 13

Nearly a third of graduate students feel that they are not a part of the broader campus community — several graduate students share how they manage ...

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Q&A: Meet the Tarpeggios, UNC's youngest a cappella group

By Laney Currin | November 12

The Daily Tar Heel's Laney Currin spoke with Kai Turik, a senior at UNC and the president of the Tarpeggios, a mixed-voice a cappella group, about the ...

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ArtsCenter exhibition displays student nature photography, local poetry

By Bridget Bendezu | November 9

The FRANK and ArtsCenter Partnership Student Exhibition hosted a gallery of student photographs at the Carrboro ArtsCenter last Sunday and Monday. Several ...

Blair LM Kelley discusses the history of the Black working class in new book

By Grace Gao | November 9

Her book, "Black Folk: The Roots of the Black Working Class," presents a personal, researched-based perspective on the experience of Black workers that ...

UNC student Nora Elsayed self publishes debut poetry collection

By Grace Gao | November 7

Nora Elsayed's "What's Left of Me" explores her upbringing, her experiences and her realization that emotions are the only things we truly own.

Student designer, Robertson Scholar paves own path to study fashion

By Sydney Brainard | November 6

Juniper Rakhman Gerardi has been on a path toward fashion for nearly their whole life, but it wasn't until a summer during college that they decided to ...

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Q&A: The Loreleis look forward to interacting with audience at upcoming shows

By Mila Mascenik | November 6

As a cappella groups prepare for the upcoming season, The Daily Tar Heel's Mila Mascenik spoke with Abigail Paquin, the president of the Loreleis, as ...

Q&A: Clef Hangers prepare for new season

By Mila Mascenik | November 6

As a capella groups prepare for the upcoming season, The Daily Tar Heel's Mila Mascenik spoke with Imani Chabikuli, the president of UNC's oldest a capella ...

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Piedmont Laureate kicks off spoken word competition to encourage student poets

By Jackson Fromm | November 5

The 2023 Piedmont Laureate Dasan Ahanu is helping youth in Durham, Orange and Wake counties find their voices through spoken word poetry. In collaboration ...

Indigenous community critiques representation in "Killers of the Flower Moon"

By Carly Breland | November 2

Martin Scorsese's recent film adaptation of "Killers of the Flower Moon" tells the true story of the Osage Nation and their treatment. Native community ...

Concert uplifts assault survivors through history-based performance

By Shreya Senthilkumar | November 2

Leonard Raybon's Sacred Nine Project performed "The Mending Sampler" on Saturday, based on Professor John Sweet's historical book, "The Sewing Girl's ...

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Franklin Street Halloween celebration smaller, still 'nothing but love'

By Charlie Bagwell | November 2

This year's Halloween celebration on Franklin Street may have been less attended than previous celebrations, but it was no less lively.

Pagan community in the Triangle uplifts 'love, light and non-judgement'

By Sophia Melin | November 1

Practitioners of paganism in North Carolina reflect on the joy and misconceptions of their religious practice and its expansion.

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Students take the stage at School of Rock Halloween Spooktacular

By Mila Mascenik | November 1

Student artists between the ages of 6 and 18 performed at Chapel Hill School of Rock's Halloween Spooktacular on Sunday.

“Rocky Horror” encourages lacy, red-lipped self-expression

By Eliza Benbow | October 31

For the weekend leading up to Halloween, on-campus theater troupe UNC Pauper Players enlisted a shadow cast of student actors dressed in lingerie to mimic ...

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Grow to Life hosts fall market series, encourages nutritious eating

By Preethika Ratnam | October 31

The organization hosted the third day of its Farmers of Color Market Fall Series on Thursday, Oct. 26, as part of its larger mission to provide the community ...

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Sleepy Fest brings together local musicians, attendees for a relaxing day

By Hamsini Sivakumar | October 30

At Down Yonder Farm in Hillsborough, Sleepy Cat Records hosted its second annual Sleepy Fest, with artists like Dante High, Chessa Rich, Nightblooms and ...