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Stephanie Brown to retire after 14 years directing Park Library

By Corey Davis | April 27

Stephanie Brown has been the director of the Park Library in the Hussman School of Journalism and Media for 14 years. After teaching and assisting hundreds ...

Farewell Column: I'm going to sleep

By Ira Wilder | April 27

"I’m the first to leave every party I go to. My bed and I have a passionate affair that I refuse to cut short in the name of social graces. I always ...

Farewell Column: It's 3 a.m. and I can't think of a good headline

By Allie Kelly | April 27

"The Daily Tar Heel has made me endlessly grateful for mornings. The 3 a.m. variety. "

Farewell Column: A season of lessons

By Clay Morris | April 27

"So, when the opportunity arose, I applied to become the diversity, equity and inclusion chairperson at the paper. I didn’t seek the position assuming ...

Scott Forbes and the pitching puzzle: what adjustments are the Diamond Heels making at the mound?

By Grace Nugent | April 27

“You got to figure that out as a coach, you got to be honest with them,” Forbes said after getting swept by Boston College. “Of course, of course. ...

Mike Pence speaks on UNC campus, students protest in response

By Lauren Rhodes | April 27

Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence was on UNC's campus Wednesday evening, speaking at an event titled “Saving America from the Woke Left." The event ...

Farewell Column: Farewell, home of 'Elise-isms'

By Elise Trexler | April 27

"When I connect with people — especially in the journalism world — I find those connections unbreakable. There’s some special sauce that we all ...

Farewell Column: Being vulnerable, having joy and printing news

By Elizabeth Egan | April 27

"Thank you for teaching me how to be vulnerable and giving me the grace to do so. Thank you for teaching me that sometimes, the hardest things are the ...

UNC women's lacrosse cruises past No. 17 Clemson in first matchup of ACC Tournament

By Lucy Thomas | April 26

The Tar Heels kept their winning streak up today after their tough win against Duke last week. These two consecutive victories against ranked teams and ...

Land use amendment causes controversy among residents, some say ‘no rezoning’

By Annika Duneja | April 26

To combat Chapel Hill’s unstable housing climate, the Chapel Hill planning department and Town Council are considering a LUMO amendment that would allow ...

UNC softball loses midweek game to Charlotte despite late comeback effort

By Lindsey Ware | April 26

The team is hoping to finish the regular season in the top six seeds in the ACC to get a bye in the conference tournament and is currently in sixth place. ...

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As fentanyl threats rise in the country, so does UNC research

By Akash Bhowmik | April 26

As rates of drugs laced with fentanyl pose threats to those who use drugs, several researchers at UNC focus on harm reduction. Part of this is access ...

Meet 'Trumpet Monk': a street musician who seeks to give back

By Jenna Rupp | April 26

Many Chapel Hill evenings spent on Franklin Street include the sounds of local musician "Trumpet Monk," who had a career as a successful guitarist before ...

Solar panels sit at the solar farm on White Cross Road in Chapel Hill on Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022.

SolarEquity partners with two affordable housing nonprofits to install solar panels

By Tori Newby | April 26

Two local affordable housing nonprofits, EMPOWERment, Inc. and CASA, are embarking on their first solarization projects with the help of SolarEquity, ...

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Orange County Schools Board of Education approves new AP class, other contracts

By Phoebe Martel | April 26

On Monday during its meeting, the Orange County Schools Board of Education approved a contract with Engaging Schools, authorized a consulting contract ...

Farewell Column: I have a lot of feelings

By Taylor Barnhill | April 26

"Yet another feeling is purpose. The DTH gave me a chance to be a part of something bigger than myself — a chance to feel like I’ve served our community ...

Farewell Column: Muses from a girl who is still growing up

By Layla Peykamian | April 26

"But the DTH has constantly served as a place where it’s okay that I’m still learning. We all are. It’s okay to be a little stressed, a little messy ...

Farewell Column: Realizing Who in Fact “we” Are, together

By Emily Gajda | April 26

"I never would’ve made the decision to pursue journalism without the people I worked with. I doubt I would’ve even applied for that job. The DTH office ...

Farewell Column: A blue-hearted send-off, I fear

By Hunter Nelson | April 26

"To the people close to me, to Chapel Hill and to a student newspaper of a supposedly 'dying' industry, thank you for being 'so love' and helping little ...

Farewell Column: Dear DTH, when will you make diversity a priority?

By Tania Tobaccowala | April 26

"It’s time these conversations turn into action, and hiring a more diverse newsroom becomes the absolute precedence. An editor should not be writing ...