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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

Carrboro Town Council expresses concern over COVID-19 outbreaks

By Guillermo Molero and Sofia Lesnewski | August 19

“I know we’re in the South, and we like to keep things nice,” Council Member Sammy Slade said, “but sometimes we have to be real, and we have ...

Local officials called on UNC to close before it went remote

By Sonia Rao | August 19

The University's decision to switch to remote instruction for all undergraduate classes came after several weeks of Orange County officials and town councils ...

Orange County volunteers eager to work the polls while Chatham County falls short

By David Richman | August 19

Orange County has a 600-person waitlist for poll workers, said Rachel Raper, director of elections for Orange County. But just to the south, Chatham County ...

All undergraduate courses to be delivered remotely starting Wednesday

By Maddie Ellis | August 17

All undergraduate courses are shifting to remote learning effective Wednesday, UNC announced in an email Monday. Since Friday, the University ...

UNC reports 135 new cases of COVID-19, only four rooms are left in its quarantine dorm

By Maddie Ellis | August 17

UNC confirmed 135 new cases of COVID-19 between Aug. 10 and Aug. 16, 130 students and five employees. As of Monday there are 324 total cumulative positive ...

From "crisis teaching" to a remote fall, here's what local schools will look like Monday

By Niharika Vattikonda | August 16

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will have a fully-remote fall semester ending Jan. 15. Orange County Schools will have a fully-remote first nine weeks ...

State and community leaders hold listening session to discuss criminal justice reform

By Guillermo Molero | August 16

The North Carolina Task Force for Racial Equity in Criminal Justice has recommended a ban on chokeholds, a mandate to intervene and report excessive uses ...

Column: Flatten the absentee ballot curve

By Henry Haney | August 16

The OC Voice is a portion of the OC Report newsletter where local residents may have a platform to talk about local issues they care about. Henry Haney ...

Carrboro High School students created a podcast to amplify minority students' voices

By Elise Palmer | August 16

“This podcast is really something that can promote inclusion in schools,” Phoenix Tudryn, a Carrboro High School senior, said. “If Black and brown ...

UNC confirms 13th COVID-19 clusters at Rams Village #5

By Maddie Ellis , Praveena Somasundaram and Evely Forte | August 16

The University has confirmed a 13th COVID-19 cluster at Rams Village Building #5, via the Carolina Together website and UNC social media.

NCAA cancels Division I fall championships, football still allowed to play

By Jared McMasters | August 13

NCAA President Mark Emmert announced Thursday evening that the NCAA is canceling all 2020 Division I fall championships. This announcement comes eight ...

We talked to a social psychologist about why social distancing is so hard

By Elizabeth Moore | August 12

The Daily Tar Heel talked with an assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience to answer all your questions about the psychology of wearing a mask: ...

Orange County Schools discusses device delay and Title IX regulations

By Alexandra Smith | August 11

The Orange County Board of Education met Monday night to discuss plans for instruction in the coming school year, meal delivery logistics and updates ...

‘You don’t walk towards a red flag’: Students debate returning to campus

By Hunter Haskett | August 11

Amid a global pandemic, students wondered if returning to campus is worth the risk. Sophomore Madison Wommack considered the financial strain of returning ...

Reforms in the local criminal justice system aim to address racial disparities

By Audrey Selley | August 9

In the nation-wide fight for social justice and police reform, Orange County officials address racial disparities with updated policing and judicial policies. ...

Local farmers adjust and adapt sale models amid coronavirus pandemic

By Lilly Clark | August 9

With several farmers' markets closed due to the coronavirus, local farmers are developing new creative ways to sell their produce.

Column: I care about you. My neighbors do, too.

August 9

"So, Tar Heels, my challenge to you is this: prove them wrong. You have an opportunity to turn this semester into something extraordinary. You have a ...

More Orange County residents request mail-in ballots for November election

By Taylor Heeden | August 9

In North Carolina, registered voters can request a mail-in absentee ballot for the election with no excuse needed. The deadline to request a mail-in absentee ...

The Chapel Hill Town Council encourages civic engagement for UNC students

By Kayleigh Carpenter | August 9

Chapel Hill Town Council members share information about the local government and how students can get more involved.

Lawyer Hugh Stevens presents the DTH's argument in court on Tuesday morning.

University releases 15 sexual assault records following four-year lawsuit

By Maddie Ellis | August 6

Following a four-year lawsuit, the University released disciplinary records for individuals found responsible for rape, sexual assault or related acts ...