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'What a mess. Won’t be texting': More messages from UNC post-Silent Sam revealed

By Charlie McGee | September 14

On Friday, WRAL released texts and emails exchanged between UNC faculty and administration before and shortly after Confederate monument Silent Sam fell. In ...

Folt, McCracken receive dozens of emails and voicemails after toppling of Silent Sam

By Myah Ward | September 12

Following a public records request by the DTH for communications to the Chancellor's Office on Aug. 20 and 21, the University released 18 emails, one ...

Off-campus work-study jobs seeming harder to get, and keep, after payment changes

By Suzanne Blake | September 3

Senior Morgan Holder is in love with her work-study job at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. In a world of unpaid internships and menial jobs with ...

Welcome to "Compder Scifflin" — better known as COMP 110

By Sara Pequeño | August 23

Professor Kris Jordan incorporates the show "The Office" in his lectures to welcome his students to COMP 110.

International students needed more from UNC

By Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez | August 22

International students need a lot of help to get from home to UNC, but many of them said the University misses the mark. Everything that confuses the ...

UNC-system to hire outside firm to investigate University, police response to protest

By Taylor Buck | August 22

After releasing a short statement Monday night following the Silent Sam protest where the Confederate monument was forcibly removed by demonstrators, ...

Maya Little denies organizing Silent Sam protest

By Kate Karstens | August 22

At the protest against Silent Sam on Monday, August 20, Maya Little gave remarks before the group marched on McCorkle Place, and hours later, removed ...

Editorial: A love letter to libraries and a call for accessibility for all NC residents

April 10

If education is key to the advancement of our collective public good, then the more unlocked doors we can provide for it, the better.

Female professors' concentration on service could prove detrimental to their salaries

By Taylor Buck | March 26

Research shows that female professors tend to take on more service than men, reducing the time they have to spend on research. These factors, combined ...

Savannah Putnam reacts to winning the 2018 UNC Student Body President Election on Feb. 13.

Incoming Student Body President Savannah Putnam talks CAPS reform and grad students

By Preston Lennon | February 20

The polls are now quiet, and a new term begins. From platform to policy, newly elected Student Body President Savannah Putnam talks goals for her time ...

"There are efforts to divide us:" Meet UNC's 2018 spring commencement speaker

By Kate Karstens | February 15

Spring Commencement speaker Rye Barcott talks about his time at UNC, and how that inspired him to "help talented people to new opportunities" and create ...

Savannah Putnam wins student body president election

By Preston Lennon | February 13

In the first election season after a reworking of student government procedures, Savannah Putnam was declared the winner. Results were announced in the ...

'A space that's safer': Transgender and nonbinary enrollment at women-only colleges in North Carolina

By Becca Heilman | November 5

Cambridge University in London recently announced transgender women will be allowed to enroll in one of its three women-only colleges. At the same time, ...

Police investigate an explosion at the Davie Poplar tree in McCorkle Place on Thursday afternoon.

Chapel Hill Fire Department responds to explosion on McCorkle Place

By Tyler Fleming and Molly Looman | November 2

The Chapel Hill Fire Department responded to an explosion on McCorkle Place Thursday afternoon after 3 p.m. The Daily Tar Heel is working to get more ...

Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen is a town favorite located on E. Franklin St.

Ordinances prevent drive-thrus in Chapel Hill, Carrboro

By Gregory Hall | October 16

New drive-thrus in Chapel Hill and Carrboro are hard to find due to ordinances that restrict restaurant drive-thrus.

Board of Trustees reviews state of UNC

By Ashley Cruz , Emily Galvin and Molly Looman | September 28

The Board of Trustees met in full on Thursday, September 28, to discuss tension on campus, hear budget proposals and give the state of the University ...

For 18 years, UNC's academic improprieties went unnoticed by the NCAA.

NCAA sets tentative date for hearings on academic-athletic scandal

By Acy Jackson | April 25

UNC released multiple letters Tuesday between the University and the NCAA regarding the timeline for responses to the NCAA's third Notice of Allegations ...

Elizabeth Adkins is a junior political science and journalism major and is running to be Student Body President.

New Student Code up for debate at student government

By Preston Lennon | April 12

Student government isn’t exactly starting from scratch — but the books are being rewritten. Along with the new constitution that accompanied the arrival ...

Underserve and overpromise: The complexities of online charter schools

By Rebecca Ayers | April 12

The conversation surrounding charter schools has piqued national attention in recent months with the confirmation of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos ...

Q&A with Ethan Butler, BEER NC app developer

By Karyn Hladik-Brown | April 9

Staff writer Karyn Hladik-Brown spoke to Butler about creating the app, the importance of beer in North Carolina and how he developed a love for the drink. ...