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Jonathan Hess, distinguished professor of Jewish history at UNC, dies

By Suzanne Blake | April 11

Jonathan Hess, distinguished professor of Jewish History and Culture, died suddenly Monday afternoon. Students and faculty reflect on the powerful legacy ...

'The Wolves' brings together all-female cast, UNC women's soccer to inspire teamwork

By Elsa Mark | April 11

Arts and athletics meet head-to-head in Kenan Theatre Company’s production of “The Wolves” from April 12-16.

Kyle Datres leads red-hot UNC baseball in 4-1 win against App State

By Michael Magnuson | April 10

“We knew those games we were struggling in at the beginning of the year, playing those close games and coming up shorty, that they were going ...

You Asked for It: In which we discuss summer plans as volleyball fans

April 10

Perry Carter (calc-u-later) and James Scalise (wrecked-angle) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. Results may vary.

Brittany Pickett's composure key in UNC softball's 3-0 shutout victory

By Sam Jarden | April 10

“It felt really good,” Pickett said after the game. “I knew these two midweek games were going to be tough, and I know my pitch volume is increasing, ...

UNC junior Rachel Jones is running for the 2018-2019 Editor-in-chief position at The Daily Tar Heel.

Column: We want to listen

April 10

This week, The Daily Tar Heel is conducting a long-overdue readership survey, due to the diligent efforts of our engagement director, Sarah Lundgren, ...

Letter: Celebrate Holi Moli and UNC's cultural diversity

April 10

At UNC we celebrate our own version of Holi known as Holi Moli, a way to connect our campus and celebrate our diverse community.

UNC women's golf finishes in tie for third at Bryan National Collegiate

By Will Keegan | April 10

The North Carolina women’s golf team finished in a tie for third place with Auburn in the Bryan National Collegiate over the weekend.

Artists from Durham to Japan combine the elements in new exhibit, 'You Are Here'

By Rachel Jensen | April 10

The North Carolina Museum of Art opened an exhibition like no other on April 7.

Editorial: A love letter to libraries and a call for accessibility for all NC residents

April 10

If education is key to the advancement of our collective public good, then the more unlocked doors we can provide for it, the better.

Column: There's no clear solution to the conflict in Syria

By Kirk Kovach | April 10

Whatever decision the United States and its allies pursue will have consequences for the Middle East writ large. So, what should we do?

President Donald Trump spoke in the Greensboro Coliseum in June of 2016.

On the wire: National and world news

April 10

National and international news from the wire.

UNC rowing uses focus, confidence in guiding its way to a win-filled weekend

By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle | April 10

This past weekend, the UNC rowing team had a strong showing at the Sunshine State Invitational in Sarasota, Florida. Competing against seven other schools, ...

Incoming Kenan-Flagler students to experience tuition increase

By Hannah Lang | April 10

“(The recently implemented fee) doesn’t fix the problem, but it gives us a big step,” said Dean of the Business School Doug Shackelford. “The ...

Orange County responds to health barriers for refugees

By Michael Taffe | April 10

There are over 1000 refugees living and working in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, and the community has seen a concerted effort and response to the needs of ...

LAB! Theatre explores how every choice we make has an impact in Nick Payne's 'Constellations'

By Maya Jarrell | April 10

“I think what’s so optimistic about this text is that it recognizes the importance of the choices that we make," Leigha Vilen, director of "Constellations", ...

The Love House hosted a spooky pop-up museum on Oct. 26.

Southern Cultures’ Poetry on the Porch celebrates art, community, creative expression

By Amelia Keesler | April 10

As UNC students stressfully check their class syllabus, cram for finals and secure our summer plans, Southern Cultures Magazine encourages the community ...

Watchdog Medical is a student startup that focuses on creating technologies that recognize the first signs of necrotizing enterocolitis, particularly in premature infants. Photo courtesy of Dhruv Shankar

UNC student startup aims to save lives of premature infants facing intestinal disease

By Mary Powell Boney | April 10

On a mission to save lives, five UNC biomedical engineering students turned what was originally a graded assignment into one of UNC’s most recent student ...

South African pre-university program helps develop future leaders

By Sophia Wilhelm | April 9

Fred Swaniker wanted to transform educational systems in Africa and create a world-class academic institution, where young students were eager to make ...

What did UNC students think of Waka Flocka Flame?

By Sara Pequeño | April 9

For the 2018 Jubilee concert, Waka Flocka Flame performed in cold and rainy conditions. Despite the weather, some UNC students made the journey out to ...