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'People playing God': N.C. Republicans push for bill further limiting abortion

By Taylor Motley | April 21

Although the bill is unlikely to be heard in committee, critics of it say it's still important to pay attention to bills that could limit abortion access. ...

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'There is help available': Orange County to build new crisis diversion facility

By Ani Hunanyan | April 25

The facility is expected to open in 2027 and includes a behavioral health urgent care unit, a crisis stabilization unit and a peer-staffed living room ...

Five international students’ SEVIS records restored by Trump Administration

By Laney Crawley | April 25

At least three student SEVIS status have been reinstated by the Trump Administration as of Friday.

'Keep the public informed:' Town of Chapel Hill hosts open house for coal ash site

By Lauren Zola | April 25

On April 21, Town officials updated community members about the coal ash at the 828 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd site and welcomed input about next steps ...

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Student organizations hold first Climate Change Symposium since COVID-19 pandemic

By Brooke Xu | April 24

“A lot of our speakers talk about the future and our generation,” Jadon Wellum, a junior studying environmental science and the vice president of ...

Column: McCarthyism-era crackdowns make their grand return to universities

By Salma Mourad | April 24

"Now that universities face accusations of antisemitism and fostering terrorism, the Red Scare of the 1950s has transformed into the pro-Palestine scare ...

Satire: UNC launches six campus representatives to space with Blue Origin

By Esha Singaraju | April 24

"In a move that officials are calling transformational and fiscally responsible, UNC-Chapel Hill has announced a partnership with Blue Origin to send ...

Review: 'My Return to the Walter Boys' is a disappointing addition to my guilty-pleasure series

By Rebecca Savidge | April 23

Writer Rebecca Savidge reviews the highly anticipated sequel to "My Life with the Walter Boys" — a novel originally released on Wattpad in 2010 that ...

UNC students reflect on recent Mercury and Venus retrogrades

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | April 23

Mercury and Venus retrograde, two of the many celestial events some believe can cause turmoil, ended this month.

UNC Chapel Hill’s architecture illustrates historical trends

By Aleena Sebastian | April 23

In its earliest days, UNC consisted of just eight structures clustered around the Old Well. Over the past 230 years, buildings spread further from the ...

UNC Hip Hop ensemble delivers a night of entertainment elevating student artists

By Will Kleinschmidt | April 23

UNC Hip-Hop ensemble's spring 2025 showcase in collaboration with UNC Cypher. Titled "Evergreen," this live performance featured four original tracks, ...

Been there, bun that: Two girls try 10 Franklin Street burgers

By Laney Crawley and Sarah Monoson | April 23

We collectively tried 10 burgers, vegetarian and classic, restricting ourselves to Franklin Street spots during The Daily Tar Heel hours of operation. ...

Farewell Column: The people make the place

By Maggie Buck | April 22

"Anywhere I go, I can count on running into a friend from the office. I have learned that The DTH is everywhere."

Farewell Column: Now I find I can't stop wanting

By Emma Moon | April 22

"But the thing that pulses through me is this deep want to accomplish everything. I want to work at The Athletic. I want to be the best sportswriter of ...

Farewell Column: A little prouder to be at The Daily Tar Heel

By Aisha Baiocchi | April 22

"I’ve been writing for The Daily Tar Heel since my my first year's fall semester. Four years later, I still find myself apologizing when I say I work ...

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Farewell Column: A bunch of tiny, maybe coincidences

By Laney Crawley | April 22

"That's the thing about The DTH — you can't control it, you don't even notice it — you just do it."

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Farewell Column: A kingdom of our own

By Emily Gessner | April 22

"But for me, looking at this newsroom that I’ve worked in for the last two years, these people are my royal court."

Farewell Column: Confessions of a former sports hater

By Caroline Wills | April 22

"No matter what, I couldn’t really escape sports. Not with a father who coached basketball. Not with a family that has three TV screens in our basement ...

Farewell Column: A love letter to the City Desk

By Lucy Marques | April 22

"My first print story is framed on my desk. I’ve read over it often, like when I was panicking about election coverage and needed to ground myself, ...

Farewell Column: I'm not quite sure

By Viyathma Hapuarachchi | April 22

"At some point this past year, I entered the door code, walked up the loud metal stairs and opened the door and walked into the brick office. I said my ...