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New report shows increased participation, success in AP exams for N.C. students

By Caroline Horne | October 5

From last year, the number of students in North Carolina taking at least one AP exam increased by 11.2 percent, compared to the national average of a ...

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Review: ‘Sex Education’ season four is unafraid to talk about the heavy stuff

By Carly Breland | October 4

"From postnatal depression to abusive relationships, this season of “Sex Education” is not afraid to talk about the heavy stuff. What started as a ...

Orange County BOCC extends Piedmont Food Processing Center renewal contract for one year

By Sophie Baglioni | October 4

Travis Myren, the deputy county manager, led a presentation during the Oct. 3 Orange County Board of County Commissioners meeting on a management services ...

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Carrboro Town Council discusses Greene Tract area, police equity

By Kathryn DeHart | October 4

The Carrboro Town Council discussed a resolution concerning the Greene Tract area and reviewed the Town’s Police Department Quarterly Equity Report ...

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UNC men's golf finishes second in the Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational

By Harry Crowther | October 4

Two weeks after the No. 1 North Carolina men’s golf team posted a tournament-record 11-under-par round to come from behind and win the Olympia Fields/Fighting ...

Football Syracuse Preview, Women's Soccer Update

By Shelby Swanson , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Sierra Pfeifer and Daniel Wei | October 4

Lead Syracuse football reporter for Syracuse.com Emily Leiker joins the pod to take a close look at the upcoming football game. Then, DTH senior writer ...

No. 13 UNC men's soccer blanks Elon, 2-0, to continue undefeated season

By Brendan Lunga | October 3

The No. 13 North Carolina men’s soccer team (5-0-4, 1-0-3 ACC) defeated Elon (1-6-2, 0-3-1 CAA) Tuesday evening in a hard-fought 2-0 game, extending ...

Chapel Hill sees no applications for multi-family housing after LUMO change

By Caroline Horne | October 3

"We were not expecting a huge initial wave," Corey Liles, the Town's planning director, said. "In Chapel Hill, things like duplexes and accessory apartments ...

Mipso seeks fresh ways of creating on sixth studio record

By Eliza Benbow | October 3

Formed at UNC in the early 2010s, Mipso sold out Cat's Cradle in 2012 and 2023. Their new album, "Book of Fools," is a new direction for the quartet, ...

Proposal looks to extend water, sewer boundary in southern Chapel Hill

By Kathryn DeHart | October 3

The extension of water and sewer services would occur at no cost to town residents, but homeowners living outside of the water and sewer boundary would ...

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UNC swimming and diving hosts second annual Swim Across America event

By Moira Martin | October 3

“I think this is kind of just the start of what this event can be,” UNC swimming and diving head coach Mark Gangloff said. “The more people we get ...

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Some professors switch classrooms following campus lockdowns

By Natalie McCormick | October 3

Following the lockdowns on UNC's campus, some professors switched classrooms. Richard Vernon, a professor who changed rooms, said he made the change out ...

Twins David and Maxwell Ford reunite on No. 1 UNC men's golf team

By Harry Crowther | October 3

Maxwell and David are identical twins with an identical pursuit. Golf. And they play lots of it. What started as 8-year-olds hitting on the range at the ...

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Logan Grodsky announces intent to step down as student body treasurer

By Julian Hill | October 3

Logan Grodksy said he could no longer justify the expenses that the role of Student Body Treasurer has taken on his life. He is currently working with ...

Public library's 'Right to Read' campaign brings attention to book bans

By Jana Abdouni | October 3

“This year, we felt with the really staggering rise in book bans and especially with the book bans targeting books about race or about gender identity, ...

Column: When it comes to politician accountability, the bar is in hell

By Mary Blake Nobles | October 3

"We should not be giving politicians a pat on the back for doing the bare minimum. Save that energy for when they pass important legislation or finally ...

Carolina Latinx Center hosting first Mexican-born woman to go to space for Hispanic Heritage Month event

By Olivia Metelo | October 3

The Center’s theme for the year is “LatinxVerse: El Universo Es Tuyo,” which encourages UNC’s Latinx community to set no limits to their goals. ...

Graduate students create, design costumes for UNC plays

By Sydney Brainard | October 3

Students in the Costume Production Master of Fine Arts teach undergraduates and oversee every stitch and button of costumes for PlayMakers' productions. ...

Office supply store Crazy Alan's Emporium open under new ownership

By Sarah Clements | October 3

Following former owner Alan Cohen's retirement in August, new owners Michele Kowal and John Sullivan have taken the mantel of Crazy Alan's Emporium. They ...

"This is a ‘you have no choice’ issue": UNC Workers Union discusses campus safety

By Madeleine Ahmadi | October 3

Campus workers plan to continue the conversation around worker safety and increasing accessibility to security on campus.