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Film project explores pride and joy of historically Black Greek organizations

By Brooke Xu | March 19

A new film by N.C. Central University sophomore Cameron Elyse will explore the history and legacy of the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities. Promotional ...

Tyamica Mabry selected as BIPOC Artist-in-Residence at Eno Arts Mill

By Marion Rambler | March 19

The self-taught artist has been honing her artistic style, which includes painting flowers and bold faces, from her house for years. In 2024, she ...

Students and faculty reflect on university well-being days across North Carolina

By Alli Pardue | March 19

In response to a student mental health crisis during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, many universities across North Carolina began implementing wellness ...

'Cherish every moment': UNC alumni give advice to class of 2024

By Zora Hollie | March 19

"Soak it all in," Lou Patalano, class of 1995, said. "Whether it be walking on the quad, looking around on a nice sunny day. Whether it be going down ...

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'It was nuts:' How a packed fall season prepared No. 1 UNC men's golf for national title run

By Harry Crowther | March 19

“We want to win stuff individually, but to be able to share a national championship trophy with these guys, these coaches and then this University — ...

'It's OK to ask for assistance': How UNC's elite athletes use mental health as an edge

By Shelby Swanson | March 19

For elite athletes, taking control of the mental aspect of the game has become an increasingly important step toward success on the field.

SAIL hosts March MATHness event ahead of NCAA basketball tournament

By Shannen Horan | March 19

“Sports analytics and data analytics is a place where you can learn to take your thoughts seriously,” Tim Chartier said. “You can create insight ...

Hark the Pod: ACC Tournament Recap, Bracket Breakdown

By Grace Nugent , Shelby Swanson , Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Natalie Bradin and Daniel Wei | March 19

In this episode of Hark the Pod, DTH sports editors analyze the UNC men's basketball loss to the NC State Wolfpack in the ACC Championship. The group ...

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UNC American Mock World Health Organization prepares for annual conference

By Isabella Hopkins | March 18

The theme of this year's conference, scheduled for April 5-7, is rectifying historical and contemporary prejudices and depressions undermining global ...

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UNC School of Medicine faculty take community approach to combat burnout

By Olivia Metelo | March 18

Dr. Nadia Charguia currently serves as the executive medical director of the Taking Care of Our Own program, which aims to provide timely access to clinical ...

Platform: Bringing The Daily Tar Heel to the forefront of the modern media landscape

By Natalie Bradin | March 18

"Investing our attention in audio and video content and multimedia journalism will prepare the DTH to thrive in an evolving media market."

Students at March For Our Lives UNC advocate for intersectional change

By Dania Al Hadeethi | March 18

Activists from the MFOL chapter at UNC have gained national attention for their protests and an op-ed in response to a shooting on UNC's campus.

Op-ed: The Town of Chapel Hill pushes back on immigration bill

March 18

"It’s becoming increasingly clear that immigrants and refugees will be positioned as the partisan wedge issue for both state and federal races. It's ...

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UNC alum and writer explores an age of new stories in theatre

By Nithya Indlamuri | March 18

UNC alum Gage Tarlton first fell in love with his community theater program and is now a writer and director in New York City.

Review: Faye Webster unveils 'genre-free agenda' on new album

By Alexis Clifton | March 18

The ambiance Webster creates is one that you can’t help but put on for driving with all your windows down on a hot summer night, and this remains true ...

Criminal justice diversion programs redirect, guide individuals

By Sarah Smiley | March 18

Orange County's Criminal Justice Resource Department provides programming for juveniles, adult first-time offenders and those affected by substance abuse ...

'It is a human right': Four students tackle menstrual equity at UNC

By Charlotte Wilkerson | March 17

A student-led group will begin stocking menstrual products in baskets prioritizing North Campus starting on Wednesday.

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Community members find mental health relief in spirituality

By Marisa Rosa | March 17

For some UNC students and surrounding community members, no matter their spiritual practices, mental health support with a spiritual lens has been an ...

Op-ed: It's time to replace the word 'stigma' with 'sanism'

March 17

"The mental health and suicide prevention campaigns have prioritized ‘awareness’ and ‘education’ over the dismantlement of discrimination that ...

Column: Feeling disconnected from the voting process? Consider working at the polls

By Emma Green | March 17

"It is immensely rewarding to watch first-time voters excitedly take their 'I voted' sticker and hear kids say that they can’t wait to vote. People ...