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UNC alum and master's student comes home again in new book

By Grace Gao | January 15

Katherine Snow Smith, a UNC media and communication master's student and adjunct instructor, published her second book in November of 2023. The memoir, ...

'Free, easy, anonymous': Student organizations work to distribute emergency contraceptives

By Celia Funderburk | January 15

Planned Parenthood Generation Action at UNC Chapel Hill will be launching its anonymous emergency contraceptive delivery service in February.

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Dulcie Murdock Straughan, Hussman professor of more than 25 years, passes away

By Brooke Elliott | January 15

Dulcie Murdock Straughan, a professor at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media who touched the lives of many passed away on Dec. 30. The professor ...

Column: Coming clean; I’m mid

By Spence Whitman | January 15

"Nothing I could think of was unique. And I wanted to be unique, because that’s what we all want. To deliver such a scrumptious elevator pitch of myself ...

Preview: Tough ACC slate headlines UNC baseball's 2024 schedule

By Anna Laible | January 15

The Diamond Heels have won just half of their conference games over the past two seasons. With road tests at No. 1 Wake Forest and No. 10 Virginia, UNC's ...

Carolina Union Board of Directors plans potential rebuild of Student Union

By Natalie McCormick | January 15

Tj Edwards, the chair of the Carolina Union Board of Directors, said rebuilding the Student Union was one of the bigger projects that they wanted ...

News of Orange County and Mebane Enterprise to merge at end of January

By Huda Kamal | January 15

The merger between the two local papers — each primarily covering Mebane and Hillsborough — will finalize at the end of January.

Reluctantly, satire: A formal request to The Daily Tar Heel's editors

By Harry Black | January 15

"To me, this is more reflective of the lack of critical thinking skills in this generation than anything. If your first reaction after reading something ...

'We are needed': Queer and trans carpenters start renovations company

By Tori Newby | January 15

“If it's not cis male dominated, it’s very women centered,” Greer Roberts, one of the founders of Splitgill Carpentry, said. “Which is cool, ...

Review: Sandwiches are great, too bad they fund a cult

By Satchel Walton | January 15

"After catching up on our breaks, Victor threw out a pitch — what if we went to the Yellow Deli, a restaurant he absolutely loved, tomorrow? Only two ...

WATCH: Kevin Guskiewicz reflects on his time as UNC's chancellor

By Emmy Martin and McKenzie Bulris | January 15

Editor-in-Chief Emmy Martin sat down with Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz to talk about victories UNC has experienced and unprecedented challenges it has ...

Column: Gypsy Rose Blanchard – the latest media sensation

By Emma Culley | January 14

"Media culture is a two-way street and there’s a cyclical relationship between consumers and creators – consumers pour in likes and views and in response, ...

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Bottom of Lenoir welcomes La Farm Bakery, IP3 to move to Chase

By Keerthana Gotur | January 14

Alpaca will now be serving students Monday though Friday in lieu of the Taste of the Hill rotation, which featured IP3 and Alpaca on alternating days. ...

Column: Dear UNC students, check your privilege when it comes to the unhoused

By Harry Black | January 14

"It's disturbing to hear our student population consistently complain about people who are struggling in a failing economy. Posting that an unhoused person ...

Durham book drive encourages community service, promotes literacy

By Jackson Fromm | January 14

The 13th annual Dream Big Book Drive from Book Harvest, a Durham-based nonprofit that works to share and spread literacy to children across the Triangle ...

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Homeowner insurance rate increase proposed, nearly double in some areas

By Sophie Baglioni | January 14

“It can be easy for people to try and ignore the affordable housing crisis if they're not experiencing it,” Stephanie Watkins-Cruz, the director of ...

Senior trio of Kelly, Ustby and Poole propel UNC women's hoops past Virginia

By Caroline Wills | January 14

Seniors Deja Kelly, Alyssa Ustby and Anya Poole combined for 51 points to lead UNC past Virginia.

State allowing pharmacists to enroll as Medicaid providers to expand contraception access

By Makenzie Mills | January 14

A lack of reimbursement created barriers for pharmacies to implement contraception prescription protocols. New, increased support from the state aims ...

No. 20 UNC women's basketball pulls away from Virginia late in 81-68 home win

By Maya Waid | January 14

The No. 20 North Carolina women’s basketball team (12-5, 4-1 ACC) topped Virginia (8-8, 0-5 ACC) at home on Sunday, 81-68.

UNC student and poet 'does not shy away from what is difficult'

By Marisa Rosa | January 14

Since after taking her first poetry course last spring, Ash Chen's work has been published in several publications and is now in "Coalesce 2024," a gallery ...