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Column: It’s always been about housing

By Samad Rangoonwala | October 23

"The reality is this: The Searing slate has made it clear they support parks and splash pads over people and housing. That would be fine and dandy if ...

Q&A: Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger reflects on election endorsements, possible outcomes

By Annika Duneja | October 23

With municipal elections coming up on Nov. 7, The Daily Tar Heel's Annika Duneja spoke with Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger — who is not running for ...

Chapel Hill residents consider housing, zoning policy in voting decisions

By Maddie Policastro | October 23

With the Chapel Hill municipal elections approaching on Nov. 7, housing policy, specifically the text amendment to the Town's land use management ordinance, ...

Environmental organizations react to provisions in state regulatory reform bill

By Libby Wakefield | October 22

House Bill 600, or the Regulatory Reform Act of 2023, would affect environmental provisions for pipeline companies, as well as the hog and poultry industries. ...

Candidates encourage municipal voter turnout, which continues to lag behind general elections

By Olivia Gschwind | October 22

In 2019 and 2021, only 16 percent of registered voters in North Carolina participated in November municipal elections, compared to 75 percent in 2020 ...

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Statewide NC Crunch event aims to promote healthy eating habits in children

By Caroline Horne | October 22

“We also believe that if a child grows, it, cooks it, or harvests it, they’ll eat it,” Kim Shaw, the owner of A Safe Place Child Enrichment Center ...

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UNC Peer Support Core opens 2023 mini-grant applications

By Daneen Khan | October 22

The Core set aside $30,000 for peer support projects at UNC this year, and mini-grant applications are accepted on a rolling basis until May 15. According ...

Committee on Academic Freedom and Free Expression discusses campus-wide free speech in meeting

By Akash Bhowmik | October 22

The Committee discussed a commitment to institutional neutrality, clarified legalities surrounding the pro-Palestine demonstration and considered clearer ...

No. 11 UNC men's soccer beats Louisville, 2-0, on senior night

By Lucy Thomas | October 22

The No. 11 North Carolina men's soccer team (7-2-5, 2-2-3 ACC) defeated Louisville (9-4-2, 2-4-1 ACC), 2-0, Sunday night at home to break its three game ...

UNC volleyball finishes 1-1 in weekend road slate, defeating Clemson and losing at No. 13 Georgia Tech

By Maya Waid | October 22

The North Carolina volleyball team (10-9, 4-6 ACC) won in five sets against Clemson (12-9, 3-6 ACC) on Friday night. On Sunday, they lost in four sets ...

UNC football fails to produce in trap-game loss against Virginia

By Emma Moon | October 22

“Virginia just happened to have us on a one-up,” senior jack Kaimon Rucker said after UNC lost in an unforeseen upset against UVA. “I feel like ...

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Author explores writing Afrofuturism and identity in Latina/o Studies Program event

By Sophia Melin | October 22

Yolanda Arroyo Pizzaro, Puerto Rican author and poet, spoke on a zoom call hosted by the UNC Latina/o Studies Program last Wednesday about her career ...

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Chapel Hill Public Library hosts new exhibit centering refugee chefs

By Sarah Smiley | October 22

Participants can collect recipes cards featuring dishes from the exhibit, which include both English and the respective chefs’ first languages. The ...

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Rimini Protokoll and Carolina Performing Arts perform the demographics of the Triangle

By Kathryn Bragg | October 22

Rimini Protokoll doesn’t work with actors. Instead, they are interested in what Helgard Haug, the show's co-director and the collective's co-founder, ...

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Town currently accepting applications for 14 advisory boards with vacancies

By Brantley Aycock | October 22

According to the Town's website, advisory board members advocate for the community, provide feedback to the town council and assist in the planning and ...

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Students protest Kenan-Flagler event hosting Starbucks leaders

By Ananya Cox | October 22

The event was a part of the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise's Frontiers of Business Conference, which featured discussions with business leaders, ...

Registrar's office announces ConnectCarolina course registration updates

By Natalie McCormick | October 22

Beginning spring 2024, students will be able to join waitlists of up to 12 credit hours in the fall and spring semesters and eight credit hours in the ...

Chapel Hill's longest-serving current employee receives service award

By Sarah Smiley | October 22

The Town of Chapel Hill honored Richard Terrell, the Town's longest-serving current employee, with the Cal Horton Service Award in a ceremony on Oct. ...

No. 3 UNC women's soccer earns tenth win of season in 6-1 rout of Syracuse

By Lauren Weider | October 22

The No. 3 North Carolina women’s soccer team defeated Syracuse, 6-1, for its senior day matchup at Dorrance Field on Sunday afternoon.

CHCCS program provides 'specialized programming' for gifted students, self-contains classes

By Audrey Kashatus | October 22

The Learning Environment for Advanced Programming — known as LEAP — intends to serve "profoundly gifted" students who "require specialized programming ...