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Changes might be coming to East Rosemary Street and downtown Chapel Hill

By Dylan Cole Phillips | February 20

With more office spaces, vendor locations and parking decks, the proposed plan brings change to downtown Chapel Hill.

North Carolina considers adjusting Common Core — or scrapping it altogether

By Lilly Clark | February 20

North Carolina's superintendent hopes to eliminate Common Core standards. Questions linger, though, over whether that's the right path forward.

UNC seniors hope to travel to Berlin, armed with only 24 Red Bulls

By Anna Neil | February 20

A week-long trip traveling throughout Europe in the summer sure sounds lovely. But what if you had seven days to travel to Berlin without money or personal ...

Briar Chapel residents fight against expansion of wastewater treatment plant

By Henry Haney | February 20

Briar Chapel, located in Chatham County just north of U.S. Highway 15-501, is a mixed-use development, with a variety of energy efficient homes connected ...

A candidate for district court judge might not be allowed on the November ballot

By Elizabeth Egan | February 20

Erika Bales, a candidate in the Democratic primary race for district court judge, said she was informed that she is not eligible to be the Democratic ...

National Book Award Winner Nikky Finney is the 2020 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence

By Maddie Singleton | February 20

Previous writers have included Annie Dillard, Alice Walker and Tim O’Brien.

Grueling early slate for UNC softball continues with loss to No. 21 James Madison

By Hunter Nelson | February 20

The North Carolina softball team has faced a brutal schedule through the squad's first 12 games, and Wednesday's meeting with James Madison was just the ...

LAB! Theatre is bringing back middle school memories with 'Horse Girls'

By Rylee Parsons | February 20

The play allows its viewers to channel their inner middle-schooler and reflect on a transformative time.

'So far, so good': UNC baseball improved to 5-0 with a lopsided win over High Point

By Zachary Crain | February 20

The No. 22 North Carolina baseball team had only one senior in Wednesday’s starting line-up against High Point. But that didn't hold the Tar Heels back, ...

Snow fell in Chapel Hill on a Wednesday afternoon in 2014. North Carolina declared a state of emergency in response to winter weather across the state.

Winter Weather Updates: UNC in Condition 1, classes resume.

By The Daily Tar Heel Staff | February 20

Due to winter weather conditions, UNC-Chapel Hill will move into Condition 2 at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020. The Daily Tar Heel will not produce ...

Newcomers Eric Grintz and Kyle Mott lead UNC baseball to 7-1 win over Elon

By Andrew Reynolds | February 20

Take one look at the North Carolina baseball roster for the 2020 season, and you'll see a lot of new faces. Despite the challenges such a large turnover ...

Food insecurity affects many children in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. Twenty-three percent of students received free and reduced lunches last year.

OCS board looks to combat 'lunch shaming' with these new proposals

By Taylor Heeden | February 19

Lunch shaming is a phenomenon occurring in schools across the United States where students are shamed for not being able to pay for their lunches every ...

'It’s like a dream': Two UNC medical residents to appear on Wheel of Fortune

By Katie Clark | February 19

Since becoming friends four years ago, Emily Newton and Pauline Filippou have had weekly girls' nights where they watch "Wheel of Fortune." Now, the two ...

Chapel Hill transit project becomes eligible for $100 million of federal funding

By Dylan Cole Phillips | February 19

“The BRT Project will have its own specialized buses and everything that will run along that corridor, which means that the other buses we would currently ...

Here's what you missed at Wednesday's Advisory Committee meeting

By Sasha Schroeder | February 19

Members of the Advisory Committee convened Wednesday to discuss changes to leadership on campus, along with UNC's strategic plan for the coming years ...

Orange County commissioners adapt to mandate changing elementary class sizes

By Julianna Robbins | February 19

The SJAC is working with the Orange County Board of Commissioners to discuss possible solutions to reduce elementary and pre-K class sizes.

Preview: How UNC basketball can capitalize on Nwora's struggles to beat Louisville

By Jared McMasters | February 19

Attacking the post and taking advantage of ACC Preseason Player of the Year Jordan Nwora's recent slump should be huge factors in North Carolina's matchup ...

Chapel Hill arts and culture division wants to focus on sustainability in the future

By Jordan Barish | February 19

In a recent town meeting, Chapel Hill Community Arts and Culture details how they plan to lead by example, and plan events that are not only more sustainable, ...

Carolina Performing Arts' 'As One' depicts a transgender experience

By Morgan Topol | February 19

"As One" comes to campus and chronicles of the life of Kimberly Reed, a transgender film director and producer, to help continue to the conversation on ...

'What an incredible injustice': UNC criticized for handling of racist past

By Guillermo Molero | February 19

The subject of Tuesday's “Conversations on Equity” lecture on equity and race relations quickly turned to the complicated history of race relations ...