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Column: Private school vouchers are a step in the wrong direction for N.C. education

By Katie Littlejohn | September 16

"A well-funded public school education is no less valuable than a private school education."

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'Keep fighting': student government maintains DEI efforts despite repeal

By Maria Sullivan | September 16

The UNC Executive Branch continues Diversity, Equity and Inclusion efforts after UNC Board of Governors repeals policy requirements.

A guide to North Carolina's wildlife protections

By McKenzie Bulris | September 16

Plants and animals listed under the North Carolina Endangered Species Act receive strict protections that prevent habitat destruction and ownership ...

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Members of cultural interest greek life respond to the University's DEI cuts

By Albert Carlson | September 16

Members of cultural-interest Greek Letter Organizations share their concerns with DEI, including how their organizations must account for a less diverse ...

Column: Say it with your chest — UNC System doesn't care about DEI

By Delaney Broderick | September 16

"The truth is they don’t want to limit their involvement at all, they just want to intrude where they can implement rhetoric that benefits them, and ...

‘More than a concert series’: local music festival promotes civic engagement

By Shreya Senthilkumar | September 16

CarolinaDaze Festival was held in Raleigh on Saturday. The festival featured Chapel Hill-based artist Elora Dash, as well as Moses Sumney, Tierra Whack ...

UNC System schools eliminate, realign positions after DEI system cuts

By Sarayu Thondapu and Defne Önal | September 15

All campuses in the UNC System made changes to their job descriptions, admissions of student support centers, employee training and the programmatic content ...

Measles case identified in North Carolina, NCDHHS urges vaccination

By Kristin Kharrat | September 15

The symptoms of measles are relatively similar to cold-like symptoms and can include a fever, runny nose, cough and a rash. Positive tests are confirmed ...

Editorial: SCiLL encases ideas that should already be in action

By Editorial Board | September 15

"'Welcome to the School of Civic Life and Leadership,' reads the opening banner on the new UNC school’s website. The program’s dean and director, ...

Editorial: DEI has died. Everyone should be attending its funeral.

By Editorial Board | September 15

"Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives have been bashed and beaten, hurting everyone — including those who aren't traditionally targeted ...

Flyleaf Book Club provides a unified space to discuss Queer books

By Marion Rambler | September 15

A new book club at Flyleaf Books, called Genre Nonconforming, focuses on queer authors and stories from a variety of genres. The book club originated ...

Off the bench, Jacolby Criswell steps in as quarterback against N.C. Central

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | September 15

Jacolby Criswell played his first significant minutes at quarterback for UNC against N.C. Central. The graduate student came into the game and led the ...

Op-ed: Black Student Movement to reopen communication with The Daily Tar Heel

September 15

"To protect the well-being of our people, BSM has previously chosen not to speak with or work in collaboration with The DTH. Recently, The Daily Tar Heel ...

UNC football defeats N.C. Central, 45-10, behind Omarion Hampton's three touchdowns

By Matthew Maynard | September 14

Hampton rushed for 210 yards and three touchdowns on Saturday night at Kenan Stadium.

'You earn the luck': Controversial no-call propels UNC men's soccer past Duke

By Cade Shoemaker | September 14

Four separate plays, including a disputed handball no-call, broke in favor of the Tar Heels in their 2-1 victory over Duke on Friday night.

No. 11 UNC men's soccer defeats Duke, 2-1, after late second half goal

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | September 13

The Tar Heels open up the conference slate with a win over the Blue Devils.

'Finding a way to win': UNC women's soccer secures gritty victory against Wake Forest

By Harry Crowther | September 13

No. 10 North Carolina defeated Wake Forest 1-0 Thursday night at Dorrance Field. The Demon Deacons outshot UNC 9-3.

N.C. ranked as the worst state for workers due to reliance on federal standards

By Sarah Clements | September 13

North Carolina was named as the worst state for workers by Oxfam America, but a new investment in education infrastructure could rise N.C.'s ranking.

No. 10 North Carolina defeats Wake Forest, 1-0, in first ACC match of the season

By Shannen Horan | September 12

No. 10 North Carolina women’s soccer (8-1) bested the Wake Forest Deacons (5-2-1), 1-0, at Dorrance Field Thursday night.

CDS provides halal-certified chicken in dining halls under new vendor

By Dallia Lindell | September 12

Carolina Dining Services reintroduced halal-certified chicken to Chase and Lenoir dining halls last Friday after they ran into sourcing issues in August. ...