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'I'm just a bill': The basics of how NC legislative bills become law

By Sam Kornylak | February 15

As the North Carolina General Assembly's legislative session continues and begins voting, The Daily Tar Heel has created a guide for how laws are proposed ...

Emails reveal trustee's communication with Wall Street Journal prior to resolution approval

By Abby Pender | February 15

Board of Trustees Vice Chairperson John Preyer communicated with the Wall Street Journal editorial team about the School for Civic Life and Leadership ...

CHHS Principal Charles Blanchard to retire, school begins replacement search

By Annika Duneja | February 15

Chapel Hill High School Principal Charles Blanchard announced his retirement on Feb. 2 in a community message. His last day will be April 1. Valerie Akins, ...

UNC women's lacrosse cruises past Liberty at home, 18-6

By Hunter Pulliam | February 15

Attacker Caitlyn Wurzburger scored twice in less than 30 seconds, the second goal hitting the back of the net just as the game clock hit zero at the end ...

UNC softball wins home opener against Elon, 9-5, in midweek matchup

By Lindsey Ware | February 15

After going 2-2 at the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge, this matchup was the first for North Carolina at Anderson Softball Field and kicked off six ...

Summer Careers Academy to partner with UNC, other organizations to improve program

By Bridget Bendezu | February 15

The Summer Careers Academy will welcome its second cohort of students this year after a successful launch last year. The application period for students ...

CHCCS Board of Education approves $20-per-hour rate for bus drivers

By Phoebe Martel | February 15

During the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ regular Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, Board members adopted a recommendation by the Transportation ...

New NC Senate bill to repeal century-old pistol purchase permit requirement

By Emma Hall | February 15

The bill would repeal handgun laws that are currently in place, such as a law prohibiting someone without a permit from purchasing a pistol. The law currently ...

House Bill 44, which aims to repeal N.C. literacy test, introduced to N.C. House

By Sierra President | February 15

On Feb. 2, House Bill 44, was introduced into the North Carolina General Assembly, to repeal the literacy test from the North Carolina Constitution. Section ...

SBP Candidate TJ Edwards focuses on accessibility, bettering student experiences

By Amie Cooke | February 15

TJ Edwards is a junior at UNC who is running for Student Body President in the 2023 election. Their platform focuses on accessibility for those with mental ...

SBP Candidate Christopher Everett aims to create a more inclusive University environment

By Jessica Walker | February 15

Christopher Everett is running for Student Body President in the 2023 term. His campaign focuses on “Carolina for Everyone" and creating an inclusive ...

UNC volleyball names former assistant Mike Schall as new head coach

By Hunter Nelson | February 15

Mike Schall takes the helm after spending five seasons as an assistant under longtime head coach Joe Sagula, who retired in January as the winningest ...

UNC Hussman email inquiry sparks privacy concerns, sees little progress

By Kayla Hallac | February 15

Several months after more details were released about UNC's investigation into the leak of the Walter Hussman donor agreement, many still have questions. There ...

More than sixty percent of UNC baseball players from the past decade have been recruited from out-of-state

Diamond Heels reflect dwindling diversity in collegiate baseball

By Evan Rogers and Shelby Swanson | February 15

It’s not where UNC recruits from, but how they recruit, that makes a world of difference. Matt Andrews, a UNC history professor whose research specializes ...

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Art gallery celebrating Black History Month opens on UNC's campus

By Selena Hernandez | February 14

The grand opening of the Student Life and Leadership’s Black History Month Art Gallery Exhibition was held on Friday in the Carolina Union Art Gallery. The ...

UNC men's lacrosse comes to life in second half to pull away from No. 6 Johns Hopkins in 11-7 win

By Noah Monroe | February 14

The No. 19 North Carolina men’s lacrosse team (2-0, 0-0 ACC) beat No. 6 Johns Hopkins (2-1, 0-0 Big Ten), 11-7, at Homewood Field on Tuesday night, ...

Crumbl Cookies holds grand opening for Franklin Street location

By Vina Senthil | February 14

Chapel Hill's first-ever and highly-anticipated Crumbl Cookies held a grand opening for its Franklin Street on Feb. 10. After months of speculation about ...

NC Supreme Court to rehear two recently decided voting cases after majority flips

By Ethan E. Horton | February 14

The new 5-2 Republican majority on the N.C. Supreme Court took a rare step toward rehearing two recently decided cases on partisan gerrymandering and ...

UNC community continues to call for Asian American Studies program

By Maeson Wagner | February 14

Students for Asian American Studies at UNC (SAAS) — a student-led organization — launched a petition last week with demands to expand the Asian ...

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Bringing Southeast Asia Home extends mission, creates community

By Brianna Atkinson | February 14

Bringing Southeast Asia Home, a UNC initiative funded by a $900,000 award from the Henry Luce Foundation, continues to expand its resources to enhance ...