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'Fashion is always there for you': UNC students attend New York Fashion Week

By Erin Mun | February 18

UNC students traveled to New York City to attend New York Fashion Week last weekend, gaining firsthand experience in the fashion industry. By networking ...

North Carolina fourth and eighth grade math and reading scores show decline

By Lauren Zola and Ivy Nangalia | February 18

Disruptions from COVID-19 pandemic have continued to impact students' scores, with no statistically significant improvements since 2019.

Student files Student Supreme Court lawsuit following early voting issues

By Claire Harutunian | February 18

UNC Junior Liam Cuppett filed an 11-page complaint against the UNC Board of Elections highlighting the issues in early voting. He brought up issues such ...

Fiber art exhibit invites viewers to journey through women’s history

By Caroline King | February 18

On Friday, a new exhibition opened at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro, titled "Eve's Journey — Stepping on the Snake."

Order of The Golden Fleece: Behind the secrecy, unity and nomination process

By Regan Butler | February 17

The Order of the Golden Fleece, one of the oldest honor societies at UNC, currently has its nomination form open for student trailblazers who are committed ...

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N.C. Republicans introduce bills to remove concealed carry permit

By Quinn Groves | February 17

If the legislature passes the bills, North Carolina would become the 30th state to recognize constitutional carry.

Sunrise Community Farm encourages healing through horsemanship, mentorship

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | February 17

Sunrise Community Farm Center in Chapel Hill offers a variety of programs and engaging experiences for all ages, backgrounds and abilities, making it ...

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Orange County Remembrance Coalition unveils historical marker honoring victims of lynching

By Taylor Motley | February 17

Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Daniel Morrow were lynched in Hillsborough by a group of Ku Klux Klan members in 1869 after being accused of barn-burning. ...

Cooperative housing development proposal asks Orange County to amend zoning permits

By Iris Eyster | February 17

The Triangle Traditional Music and Dance Retirement Society and the Hands Four Development Collective want to create a 55+ community for people to take ...

Heel Talk: SBP Votes & Valentine’s Jazz: What You Missed Last Week at UNC

By Lizzie Stoner , Brodie McCartan , William Becker and Natalie Bradin | February 17

In this episode of Heel Talk, host Natalie Bradin recaps some of the biggest DTH stories from last week with colleagues William Becker, Brodie McCartan ...

UNC student Depop ambassadors celebrate and uplift sustainable fashion

By Jaya Nadella | February 17

Savannah Matthews and Ava West double as UNC students and Depop ambassadors, promoting sustainable fashion and organizing fashion events on campus.

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Column: The revival of revolutionary '60s folk should come as no surprise

By Elisa Troncoso | February 17

"In a time where the power of the war machine feels all-consuming, what could be more magnetic than a cultural movement that believed in radical peace?" ...

Column: The best — and worst — places to poop at UNC

By Alan Chen | February 17

"Over my three years at UNC, I’ve compiled a spreadsheet with 161 entries of bathrooms rated across six weighted criteria, spending more effort on this ...

Column: Let's read for understanding and growth again

By Arya Mehta | February 17

"There is such a thing as objectively good literature and an objectively more valuable book. In our race for accessibility, we’ve forgotten that classics ...

This Valentine's Day, UNC couples reflect on their love stories

By Sarayu Thondapu | February 17

Three couples reflect on love, academics and the school that brought them together.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber hosts event to increase awareness for inclusive hiring

By Eva Edwards | February 17

Though 13 Chapel Hill businesses are certified as inclusive for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities, some individuals said the town ...

Column: Marginalized communities are embracing a changing Americana aesthetic

By Salma Mourad | February 17

"What does it mean to reclaim a symbol that has so often been used for exclusion?"

Column: UNC needs to look beyond combustion for their fueling future

By Gray Hamby | February 17

"If UNC wants to build a long term solution for their energy use, they need to be looking for options that aren’t based on combustion and have minimal ...

N.C. Republicans file bill to block attorney general from suing over Trump's orders

By Aiden Hall | February 17

N.C. Attorney General Jeff Jackson has filed four lawsuits against the Trump Administration. Some think the bill is part of an ongoing effort to take ...

Ukrainian artist opens abstract exhibit at the ArtsCenter

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | February 17

Anatolii Tarasiuk began his artistic journey in 1995 as a self-taught artist, with his visual works spanning from nature imagery to abstract art.