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Interim Chancellor Lee Roberts assures connection to conservative donor's company is nonpartisan

By Madeleine Ahmadi | February 29

Roberts currently serves on the board of a company that makes financial contributions to Republican affiliates, but he claims his position and previous ...

Carrboro Town Council approves modifications to stormwater plan, conditional rezoning

By Sophie Baglioni | February 29

In its meeting on Tuesday night, the council voted unanimously to pass the proposed modifications to the Stormwater Utility Rate Structure plan. The council ...

Orange County Schools vacancies decreasing, but still impact students

By Katelyn Cai | February 28

According to the district’s recent Human Capital Recruitment and Retention Update, the number of vacancies on the first and 40th days of school decreased ...

Four North Carolina airports awarded money for terminal improvements

By Sierra President | February 28

Three commercial service North Carolina airports — Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) and ...

Chapel Hill's first Black employee pushed against systemic community health issues

By Jessica Hudnut | February 28

Compton was born on April 20, 1873, in Nelson County, Va. She was educated as a nurse at Lincoln Hospital in Durham, which was established in 1901 ...

Orange County approves four-year strategic plan, contingent on subcommittee

By Kristin Kharrat | February 28

“It was a very useful and productive process to gain public input in the process to give us a check to know that we’re responding to community interest ...

Column: Listen to music better. Put on the whole album.

By Shea McIntyre | February 28

"I confess, I regard myself as a better listener than others. This is because I listen to music like I read a book."

Ackland Art Museum in process of acquiring 'anti-Putin' works

By Claire Harutunian | February 28

Peter Nisbet, the deputy director for curatorial affairs at the Ackland, said in an email that the museum’s monthly meeting included a spirited discussion ...

Column: UNC has a PLUS Swipe problem

By Teo Almaguer | February 28

"Were you planning on using a PLUS swipe for dinner? I hope you’re okay with fried chicken."

Column: Reflections on love and loss across continents

By Eva Eapen | February 28

"For many, our relationships with our extended families are defined by bi-monthly FaceTimes and annual trips to the motherland. Deep-seated familial love ...

Alberto Osuna hits two solo homers in No. 17 North Carolina baseball's 12-3 win over Longwood

By Harry Crowther | February 28

Led by Matthew Matthijs and Aidan Haugh, the UNC bullpen was solid, not allowing an earned run over seven and two thirds innings of work.

UNC men's basketball's theme song 'Get Back' captures attitude of the team

By Gwen Peace | February 28

“I feel like everyone on the team, we all have a chip on our shoulder,” Harrison Ingram said. “We all are doubted, we’re all viewed as not good ...

First-year pitcher Jason Decaro dominates in No. 17 UNC baseball's win over VCU

By Brendan Lunga | February 28

“[I] definitely built off my outing last week and improved on certain areas that I had to improve in and really happy with how today went,” Decaro ...

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UNC to launch new Bachelor of Science in applied physical sciences

By Daneen Khan | February 28

Beginning with the class of 2028, students will be able to apply to earn a B.S. degree in applied physical sciences on one of two concentration tracks. ...

Editors’ Notes concert series to feature local artists

By Eliza Benbow | February 28

"Along with this edition, we are releasing the first episode of Editors’ Notes, a video music series shot in The Daily Tar Heel office, featuring guitarist ...

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Bill Moore remains true to the energy and history of local music traditions

By Emi Maerz | February 28

You'd be likely to hear swing, jazz and blues guitar styles in the streets and warehouses of the N.C. Piedmont region a century ago, but Bill Moore, a ...

Editors' Notes 1 - Bill Moore

By Emma Cooke , McKenzie Bulris , Coleman Rambo and Natalie Bradin | February 28

You'd be likely to hear swing, jazz and blues guitar styles in the streets and warehouses of the N.C. Piedmont region a century ago, but Bill Moore, a ...

Who's on aux: Employees set the mood in Chapel Hill establishments

By Morgan Brenner | February 27

On Franklin Street, wide varieties of music escape the insides of different storefronts. Passersby may wonder who is playing the music and how they ...

Q&A: Merge Records has had worldwide success, but loves its home in N.C.

By Margaret Hungate | February 27

The DTH's Margaret Hungate spoke with Merge Records label manager, Christina Rentz, on the label’s history and influence on the music scene in the Triangle ...

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Former Chapel Hill student bands remember a lifetime of music

By Hamsini Sivakumar | February 27

Countless bands are started in Chapel Hill by college students whose love of music outlasted the groups themselves. Not every band formed at UNC ...