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S.O.U.L. is UNC's not-so-secret book club

By Elizabeth Pham | March 27

The Student Organization for Undergraduate Literature, also known as S.O.U.L. is described as a non-traditional book club at UNC. Students are not expected ...

Governor Roy Cooper establishes new statewide violence prevention office

By Sam Kornylak | March 27

Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order on March 14 announcing the establishment of a statewide Office of Violence Prevention. The office, which will ...

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Column: Professors, the lecture hall is not your soapbox.

By Olivia Henley | March 27

"A classroom isn't a stage for a professor's knowledge and opinions. A classroom is where we go to engage in intellectual discussions. The only way we ...

Bus tracking returns to Chapel Hill after delay, community now able to rely on GPS routing

By Caroline Horne | March 27

After a "frustrating" year, Chapel Hill Transit users in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area can once again track buses. The GPS routing information for transit ...

Column: Let's talk about spring fashion – and how to make it your own.

By Grace Gao | March 27

"Trends are what is popular at a particular time, while style is timeless. Being independent of trends and discovering that 'me' look is a journey of ...

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'Treasure trove of stories': Iranian photographer to showcase art in Hillsborough

By Audrey Kashatus | March 27

Sia Yazdanfar, an Iranian freelance photographer, will be exhibiting a new collection of photographs from his most recent journey back to Iran at Thomas ...

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Marissa White earns her stripes in rainy win over Clemson Tigers with five-goal outing

By Eve Maddock | March 27

When it rains, Marissa White pours. In Sunday’s rainy matchup between the No. 3 North Carolina and No. 22 Clemson women’s lacrosse teams, the ...

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Faculty Council addresses University DEI efforts, School of Civic Life and Leadership

By Brooke Elliott | March 27

Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz gave updates about recent requests for information about UNC's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts from the North Carolina ...

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Wilson Library acquires life's work of Roland L. Freeman

By Emi Maerz | March 26

In a donation from the Kohler Foundation, the University's Southern Folklife Collection recently received over 50 years of photographic work documenting ...

North Carolina receives $1 million grant for certified behavioral health care clinics

By Sophia Fanning | March 26

Earlier this month, North Carolina was one of 15 states chosen to receive a $1 million one-year planning grant for Certified Community Behavioral Health ...

Analysis: The ACC is trapped in an unfavorable TV deal. What can they do about it?

By Noah Monroe | March 26

Realignment in the ACC isn’t coming anytime soon, but that isn’t stopping schools from beginning preliminary discussions on what their next move should ...

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Chapel Hill Public Library introduces sensory resources to serve neurodiverse community

By Libby Wakefield | March 26

In an effort to make the space more inclusive, the Chapel Hill Public Library is launching an initiative that offers nature-themed, sensory-friendly resources. ...

Op-ed: Saving The Purple Bowl means saving Chapel Hill

March 26

"The Purple Bowl predicament is a sign that we’ve reached the painful stage of economic growth. What could be good for our overall economic well-being ...

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Johnny Castagnozzi's shift to third base makes UNC more dynamic in Duke series win

By Shelby Swanson | March 26

In the Diamond Heels’ previous game against North Carolina A&T, Johnny Castagnozzi started at third base, which pushed Mac Horvath to right field. ...

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UNC women's lacrosse defeats Clemson, 17-8, in first ever matchup with upstart program

By Ben McCormick | March 26

The matchup with Clemson was the first in program history as the Tigers’ women’s lacrosse program is in its inaugural season.

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UNC women's tennis defeats Syracuse in New York as win streak approaches history

By Caroline Wills | March 26

The outcome was tilted in North Carolina’s favor with the Tar Heels winning four out of five first sets. With the early advantage of the forfeited match, ...

UNC men's lacrosse team picks up dominant 25-8 win against Providence

By Emma Moon | March 26

The Friars’ fate was sealed from the beginning. In the first quarter, UNC commanded the field scoring nine goals and holding Providence to a mere two. ...

Seggerman shines in UNC men's tennis victory over Georgia Tech

By Gwen Peace | March 25

The win brings the Tar Heels to 5-1 in the competitive ACC and continues their impressive showing so far in conference play.

UNC baseball clinches series win with 5-3 victory over Duke

By Jarrett Kidd | March 25

This victory clinched the series for the Tar Heels against their Tobacco Road rival and set them up nicely for the rest of conference play.

City & State Editor Emmy Martin will be 2023-24 editor-in-chief

By Ashley Quincin | March 25

On Saturday morning, City & State Editor Emmy Martin was selected to be the DTH’s next editor-in-chief. Her platform includes restructuring newsroom ...