Year in Review: Racial tensions remain high on campus

At a Nov. 19 town hall meeting on race and inclusion, a group of students read a list of 50 demands of UNC.

Year in Review: A football season for the record books

The North Carolina football team had one goal in mind when it took the field for the first time against an ACC opponent in 2015 -- win the Coastal Division. ...

New GPSF president election today — and another resignation

After a series of resignations, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation will elect a new president today in an online election.

Letter: Special issue forgot hospice nurses

The Daily Tar Heel’s Life & Death issue addressed an important topic that’s frequently (and unhealthily) suppressed.

Letter: ​Educate men, do not blame women

One in five women will experience some form of sexual assault during their four years at university. This kind of epidemic violence has to be fought with ...

Letter: ​Mysteries at the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery

The Old Chapel Hill Cemetery consists of six sections that contain gravestones. The four graveyard sites on the east abound with many headstones, ledgers, ...

Year in Review: Pam Hemminger narrowly wins mayorship, looks to change town's development strategy

Local politics had a big shake-up this year after November elections left the town with results it hadn’t seen in half a century.

Year in Review: Margaret Spellings will take the helm after a long year for the UNC-system

Year in Review: Dean search ends with Guskiewicz

After a nearly 11-month process, UNC announced Kevin Guskiewicz as the next dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in October.

Year in Review: Chapel Hill shooting case stagnant, but legacy lives on

The horrific acts on Feb. 10 that occurred at the Finley Forest Condominiums in the Summerwalk Circle area led to the deaths of three students: Deah Shaddy ...

Opinion: Funds should go to bettering UNC, not to public relations

UNC paid $12,500 to have Clarence Page, a person with no significant ties to this university, moderate a town hall about racism on campus for one night. ...

Column: To all my Black people

Recently, I visited Cape Coast castle, the sight along the coast of Ghana, West Africa where millions of enslaved Ghanaians were violently shipped to ...

Arts column: Millennials have wrongfully chosen whiskey over vodka

A recent Wall Street Journal report showed that millennials in the United States now prefer whiskey to vodka.

Police log for Dec. 2, 2015

• A student brought a stun gun to East Chapel Hill high school Monday between the hours of 8:45 a.m.

NC violates mental healthcare agreement

North Carolina leaders and the U.S. Department of Justice struck a deal in 2012 to improve patient care and ease living transitions for mentally ill residents. ...

Silent Sam Cypher addresses controversy with music

Situated amongst several other statues in scenic McCorkle Place, the Silent Sam memorial has attracted mounting controversy this semester. 

Fight against Voter ID law continues

To chants of “Sí, se puede,” people of different ages, races and genders held posters with phrases like “Vote Your Dreams, Not Your Fears” at ...

Town hall protestors prioritize demands, will meet with Chancellor Carol Folt today

After reciting their demands at the University-led Town Hall meeting on race and inclusion on Nov. 19, a coalition of students will meet with Chancellor ...

UNC looks to draw crowds with spring Jubilee concert