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'Almost a religion of its own': Gospel music provides comfort, community

By Mila Mascenik | March 5

Spoken word artist Ayanna Albertson-Gay has been listening to gospel music since she was born, particularly at her great-grandmother's church in eastern ...

Satire: How to listen to music in a not-lame way (like me)

By Sasha Green | March 5

"You might think you’re safe. But somewhere out there a 12 year old is making a fan art animatic to your song choice."

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Fashion connects students on the red carpet at Black Student Movement Ball

By Eliza Benbow | March 5

On Friday night, the Great Hall filled with elegant outfits in a variety of colors and styles, composed of vintage, already-owned and newly-purchased ...

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Rare stingray pregnancy at Hendersonville aquarium sparks tourism increase

By Makenzie Mills | March 5

Businesses located on Main Street are reaping the benefits of Charlotte's popularity.

Everything The Daily Tar Heel has published about the 2024 primary elections

By Ethan E. Horton | March 5

We've compiled election stories into one place, so you can go to the polls informed about your choices. We'll update this page as we publish more stories ...

Robust Records keeps pulse of local music in the Triangle

By Alexis Clifton | March 5

Dr. Mitch Collman, a practicing cardiologist, helps new, local artists gain their footing in the music industry through his record label, Robust ...

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Column: As women, taking every precaution against violence is still not enough

By Katie Littlejohn | March 5

"When our parents talk to us before they send us off to college, they should not have to communicate their fears for our safety, telling us what to avoid ...

Review: Denis Villeneuve cultivates desert power in 'Dune: Part Two'

By Charlie Bagwell | March 5

"I’ll say it as bluntly as I possibly can. “Dune: Part Two” is the best movie of 2024 so far. “Dune: Part Two” is probably the best movie of ...

UNC endowment fund reports highlight change in fossil fuel investments

By Lena Miano | March 5

On Feb. 8, Sunrise UNC, the UNC chapter launched in fall of 2023 of the national youth-led movement to address climate change, released a report estimating ...

UNC System to potentially transition to self-funded health insurance model

By Lucy Kraus | March 5

Under a self-funded plan, students would enroll in a health insurance plan facilitated by the UNC System itself, rather than by a third party, Mona ...

Terrance Hayes encourages broad creative outlets and frequent practice

By Shreya Senthilkumar | March 5

Terrance Hayes, the 2024 Frank B. Hanes writer-in-residence at UNC, is a poet and professor of creative writing at New York University whose writing covers ...

Local farmers discuss importance of regenerative agriculture to address climate change

By Sarah Lewisohn | March 5

Regenerative agriculture consists of farming and grazing practices that aim to reverse the effects of climate change by rejuvenating organic matter in ...

Ackland Art Museum and queer cinema class host movie screening

By Kaitlyn Church | March 5

On Thursday, students and community members watched Fox Maxy's "Gush" at the Varsity Theatre for the Ackland Film Forum.

'He’s a dog, he’s a killer, he works hard': RJ Davis' rise from New York Gauchos to dominance in the ACC

By Shelby Swanson and Gwen Peace | March 5

Before RJ Davis was known for his sharp shooting and subsequent 3-point goggle celebration, he played with goggles.

Word on the Street: How community members feel about this year's primaries

By Sarah Clements | March 5

March 5 is primary election day for federal, state and county races in North Carolina. The Daily Tar Heel's Sarah Clements asked Chapel Hill voters about ...

Orange County robotics competition uplifts students in STEM

By Grace Whittemore | March 5

FIRST — which stands for For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology — is a global nonprofit organization that aims to help young people ...

Preview: Breaking down UNC's path through the 2024 Ally ACC Women's Basketball Tournament

By Harry Crowther | March 5

Here's a breakdown of potential matchups in the ACC Tournament for UNC women's hoops.

An inside look into K-ville: What the UNC-Duke Rivalry means to students

By Emma Moon | March 5

Why Duke students remain undeterred from tenting despite the stern Krzyzewskiville policies.

UNC women's tennis forced to adapt after Reese Brantmeier's season-ending injury

By Caroline Wills | March 5

Reese Brantmeier, the nationally-ranked No. 2 singles player and a member of the No. 1 doubles team, is out for the season after tearing her meniscus ...