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Why your shopping cart should be full of first-year seminars

By David Saff | June 17

First-year seminars are a blessing to incoming Tar Heels.

Threat of big innings could decide UNC baseball's matchup against Mississippi State

By Jack Frederick | June 17

The big scoring from the Tar Heels has gotten them to this point — but they’ll be need it once again on Monday to advance past Mississippi State. ...

Five from UNC track and field compete in NCAA Championship

By Torre Netkovick | June 16

Five members of the North Carolina Track & Field team competed at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championship, in Eugene, Oregon and four ...

Baseball rewrites history, beats Oregon State, 8-6, in College World Series opener

By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle | June 16

Every journey has a bump in the road, some sort of obstacle that must be overcome on the way to achieving greatness and winning a championship.

UNC Student Body President's offensive tweets reflect careless nature of social media

By Maddy Arrowood | June 14

UNC Student Body President Savannah Putnam used racial slurs and offensive language in tweets from 2013 and 2014. What does that mean within the context ...

A member of the inaugural class of Book Babies turns pages in a book during the Book Babies class of 2018 graduation ceremony. Photo courtesy of Ginger Young.

The first Book Babies have turned their tassels and are ready to take on kindergarten

By Veronica Correa | June 13

When Young started Book Harvest in 2011, she realized there was still a dire need to promote literacy skills in a child’s first years. She said, in ...

Fatal car crash in Carrboro sparks questions over intersection's safety

By Emily Davis | June 13

“That is our busiest intersection, and you have a speed limit there of 45, so I think any time you have high volumes of traffic and higher speeds, you’re ...

Swain Lot has accessible parking spaces near Hill Hall and Hanes Art Center.

Getting around UNC's campus with a mobility disability

June 13

Getting around campus with a mobile impairment can be difficult. Here is some information concerning parking, accessibility around campus and services ...

The new class of Board of Visitors members are pumped to get started

By David Saff | June 13

The Board of Trustees recently selected 56 new members to serve on the Board of Visitors, let's see how they take the the Board forward.

WXYC's held a semi-annual 90s dance party in 2014, featuring student DJ Sam Schaefer. DTH file photo by Johanna Ferebee

Plan Your Weekend: June 13-17

June 13

We bring you Chapel Hill/Durham folks a whole itinerary for this weekend.

Carolina junior Cooper Criswell (41) throws a pitch during UNC's ACC tournament loss to Pittsburgh on May 23.

College World Series Preview: UNC baseball prepares for toughest test in Oregon State

By Jack Frederick | June 13

The North Carolina baseball team is ready to get back to playing baseball — like it has done in 61 games before this season.

Police Log for June 13

June 12

Chapel Hill's crime summary for this week.

This new food hall is bringing variety to Franklin

June 12

Chapel Hill's new public market is a mixture of vegan, organic and locally-sourced food and cuisines.

Ceremony speakers at Chapel Hill High School is officially break ground on June 12.

Chapel Hill High strikes gold with new renovations

By Liza Zhytkova | June 12

The existing auditorium and gymnasium buildings will be connected by a new academic building to form a single facility.

Luke Maye poised to lead UNC basketball next season after withdrawing from NBA Draft

By Jack Frederick | June 12

In the experience of the NBA pre-Draft process, senior UNC basketball player Luke Maye learned everything he needed to know about his game moving forward. ...

Gen Eds: Why you still have to take P.E. after you graduate high school

By David Saff | June 12

No matter your major, Ged Eds are required for every UNC student. Figure out which ones you may have already completed, which you still need and how to ...

Community-drawn maps are hung up at the first show-and-tell for updating the Future Land Use Map of Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill charts its future through 2049 with community input

By Marin Wolf | June 12

At the Charting Our Future sessions, town residents talked about improving the livability, walkability and safety in Chapel Hill as well as maintaining ...

Carrboro wrestles with housing cap proposal, affecting student housing

By Marin Wolf | June 11

Residents in the Lloyd-Broad neighborhood cited noise and parking concerns when presenting a case for a housing cap to the Board of Aldermen, which would ...

#CoupleGoals: This UNC-Duke doctor couple is working to help the children of Malawi

By Liza Zhytkova | June 11

When forces from UNC and Duke come together, some good can be achieved in the world. David and Elizabeth Fitzgerald, a married doctor couple, prove this. ...

Sushi, bubble tea and the absence of smoothies: All Up In Your Business for June 10

By Emily Davis | June 11

If you're asking yourself where your favorite smoothies on Franklin Street went, here's the answer.