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'A source of pride': First-generation students find their way at UNC

By Natalie Bradin | June 27

First-generation college students make up nearly 20 percent of the undergraduate population at UNC. Several first-generation students shared their experiences ...

'Justice isn’t about just us': A history of local queer people, spaces and movements

By Emma Geis | June 27

LGBTQ+ people have a storied history in North Carolina, marked most notably by legislation such as Senate Bill 49 and House Bill 2. Despite this, local ...

Gender affirming health care providers in the Triangle share services, resources

By Caitlyn Yaede | June 27

Amid a wave of legislation concerning transgender people — like H.B. 808 and H.B. 574 in the N.C. General Assembly — local clinics and health care ...

Recreational facilities offer ways to stay active, involved on campus

By Thomas Hicks | June 27

UNC offers several indoor and outdoor fitness facilities where students can play sports, attend a group fitness class and workout solo. The Outdoor Education ...

Planned Parenthood, medical professional respond to abortion ban law with lawsuit

By Lucy Marques | June 27

Abortion providers in North Carolina, including Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, filed a federal lawsuit on June 16 addressing parts of Senate Bill ...

A look at some of the key legislation coming out of the NCGA so far this summer

By Walker Livingston | June 27

Here are some of the biggest pieces of legislation coming out of the N.C. General Assembly this summer.

A look at Chapel Hill's budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year, including tax rate hike

By Laney Crawley | June 27

Chapel Hill Town Council passed the budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year earlier this month. This year's budget consists of $144 million that go to the ...

UNC students, faculty discuss accessing financial aid resources

By Eliza Benbow | June 27

It can be challenging for new students to find information about financial aid on their own, but there are financial aid resources available for students ...

Q&A: Campus Y co-presidents plan for the new year, prioritize radical rest and joy

By Noelle Harff | June 27

The Daily Tar Heel’s Noelle Harff spoke to upcoming Campus Y co-Presidents Karina Vasudeva and Imani Rankins about their goals, challenges and plans ...

Men's, women's basketball repair rosters ahead of 2023-24 season

By Ben McCormick | June 27

As the men's and women's basketball teams navigate recruiting and the transfer portal, here is a look at how the rosters are shaping up heading into next ...

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An early look at Chapel Hill Town Council elections coming up in November

By Grace Whittemore | June 27

This November, 5 Chapel Hill Town Council seats— including the mayoral seat— are up for grabs. The official candidate filing window opens on July ...

U.S. Supreme Court rules state legislatures do not have full power over redistricting

By Ethan E. Horton | June 27

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday morning 6-3 that state legislatures do not have sole authority over redistricting, as was argued by North Carolina ...

UNC's outdoor spaces provide opportunities for community, connection

By Mary Mungai | June 26

Various outdoor spaces on UNC's campus provide students with places to rest or connect with friends and community members. From the Coker Arboretum to ...

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An early look at who is running for town council and mayor seats in Carrboro

By Emma Hall | June 25

A number of Carrboro residents have already announced their candidacy for Carrboro Town Council and mayoral positions. Candidate filing officially opens ...

'League of his own': DTH alumnus Sharif Durhams pushes to reach more communities in new role

By Ashley Quincin | June 25

Sharif Durhams, the first Black editor-in-chief of The Daily Tar Heel, has been named the managing editor of news of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. ...

Chapel Hill's housing zoning rules have changed. What now?

By Ethan E. Horton | June 23

Chapel Hill Town Council voted, 6-3, to pass a text amendment to its land use management ordinance that allows more multi-family housing to be built in ...

Chapel Hill Town Council approves Housing Choices text amendment, 6-3

By Ethan E. Horton | June 21

The Chapel Hill Town Council approved the controversial land use ordinance amendment at its final meeting before their break on June 21.

'We are change agents': UNC program trains future rural school counselors

By Madison Gagnon | June 21

The UNC School of Education received a $2.27 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to improve mental health and educational opportunities ...

UNC summer students experience food insecurity, limited options for food on campus

By Zoe Sinclair | June 20

Food pantries like the Campus Y's mutual-aid food pantry are available for students and community members to access for non-perishable and microwavable ...

'Making space and bearing witness': Black artists at UNC discuss creativity, community

By Eliza Benbow | June 20

Black artists at UNC use their art to explore their experiences and express their identities. De'Ivyion Drew, Kolby Oglesby and Lansana Koroma have found ...