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Heel Talk episode nine: Protests in the Triangle against police brutality

By Meredith Radford and Evely Forte | June 8

In this episode, host Evely Forte talks to three DTH journalists — Chase Cofield, Maydha Devarajan and Claire Perry — to discuss what activism, in ...

Protesters gather peacefully in Winston-Salem to march against police brutality

By Suzannah Claire Perry and Elizabeth Egan | June 8

On Saturday in Winston-Salem, the largest crowd of eight days of demonstrations in the city to that date gathered to protest the deaths of George Floyd ...

Application live for second round of Orange County-sponsored small business funding

By Camila Moreno-Lizarazo | June 7

The funding, which small businesses can apply for until June 17 at 11:59 p.m., will be entirely distributed via grant, not loan.

Five-star wing Teonni Key talks UNC commitment, 'versatile' game and Courtney Banghart

By Jared McMasters | June 7

With her announcement on Saturday, Teonni Key joins Destiny Adams as the latest five-star prospects in the class of 2021 to verbally commit to Courtney ...

Column: The perfect game is sports' greatest feat

By Andrew Reynolds | June 5

Even in a game filled with numbers, throwing a perfect game is unpredictable — and many of the game's all-time greats never accomplish it. But ...

'It's a big job': Campus Safety Commission responds to protests, discusses fall plans

By Greta Travaglia | June 5

The Campus Safety Commission met Wednesday to discuss how University safety and health guidelines will proceed in the fall semester. The commission also ...

Customers dine at Mama Dip's Kitchen for lunch on May 24.

Here are some Black-owned businesses you can support in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Audrey Selley | June 5

“Minority businesses are more likely to be small businesses, so supporting these businesses really builds diversity into our local economy, in addition ...

Chapel Hill rents have increased over past few months, housing data shows

By Crystal Yu | June 5

Although Chapel Hill has exhibited increases in rent prices in May, Town and state officials are working to make sure emergencies like COVID-19 don't ...

Stock the Pot, feed a community: University Baptist Church delivers soup and comfort

By Britney Nguyen | June 4

When University Baptist Church closed its doors in March, its congregation decided to spread culinary comfort to needy and lonely Chapel Hill residents. ...

Analysis: Ahead of Howell's sophomore year, here's how other first-year QBs have fared at UNC

By Jared McMasters | June 4

Like Chuckie Burnette and Ronald Curry, Sam Howell was thrown into the driver's seat from day one, but his impressive ACC Rookie of the Year campaign ...

UNC Undergraduate Senate condemns police brutality, creates equality commission

By Brian Keyes | June 4

The UNC Undergraduate Senate met for a special session Wednesday, where they passed a concurrent resolution to condemn the murder of George Floyd, and ...

Yaidel Gamboa's endless drive led him to UNC's head diving coach job

By PJ Morales | June 3

In 2009, Yaidel Gamboa immigrated to the United States from Cuba. After pit stops diving at SeaWorld in Orlando and working construction in Kentucky, ...

UNC School of Law to offer free legal services to N.C. nonprofits impacted by COVID-19

By Chiara Evans | June 3

A group of UNC law students is providing free legal services to charitable nonprofit organizations that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The ...

As students look to the fall, questions about off-campus housing remain

By Hannah McClellan | June 3

With the non-traditional shortened semester for fall 2020 and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, some UNC students are left scrambling for off-campus ...

A postseason that never was at UNC baseball's Boshamer Stadium

By Ryan Wilcox | June 2

In a normal season, Friday would have marked the beginning of the NCAA Baseball Tournament, culminating in the eight-team College World Series in Omaha, ...

Analysis: 'What if?' moments that could have won UNC another basketball banner

By Hunter Nelson | June 1

In the NCAA Tournament, a national championship is never guaranteed — even is the team is a No. 1 seed and stacked with NBA talent. Here are two times ...

Ackland Art Museum holds first virtual Friends and Family Sunday program

By Sara Raja | June 1

The Ackland Art Museum closed its doors to in-person visitors in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This weekend, the Ackland held its first Virtual ...

Heel Talk episode eight: Tackling food insecurity, hurricane preparation during COVID-19

By Meredith Radford and Evely Forte | June 1

Evely Forte and City & State reporter Elizabeth Egan talk about the NCDHHS's Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer program and the work of local organizations ...

Protest over death of George Floyd escalates in Raleigh as police deploy tear gas

By Suzannah Claire Perry and Maydha Devarajan | June 1

Thousands gathered in Raleigh this Saturday to peacefully protest. The next morning, downtown was decimated. After a peaceful protest that began around ...

UNC cross country and track and field add four graduate transfers

By Andrew Reynolds | May 31

After a promising first season at the helm for the North Carolina cross country and track and field programs, Chris Miltenberg brought in four grad transfers ...