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Exhibit documents history of student extracurriculars

By From staff and wire reports | March 30

An exhibit focusing on student extracurricular activities through the past two centuries will be held in the Wilson Special Collections Library through ...

UNC gears up for third ‘Humans vs. Zombies’ battle

By Chelsea Bailey | March 21

The five-day manhunt that pits students posing as humans and zombies, respectively, began Monday. With more than 400 players — and only 12 zombies as ...

Photo: Health careers students host community clinic (Daniel Turner)

Health Careers Club hosts 8th annual community clinic

By Laura Tully | March 20

Featuring 18 local vendors like Walgreens and Cornucopia Cancer Support Center at the Hargraves Community Center, UNC Health Careers Club’s eighth annual ...

Cooper seeks executive board officers

By From staff and wire reports | March 1

Applications are being accepted for executive board officers in Mary Cooper student body president administration. Positions available include vice president, ...

LAB! writes, acts, performs plays in 24 hours

By Tariq Luthun | February 27

In a frenzied, fast-paced 24 hours, UNC’s LAB! Theatre presented six original one-act plays, based on a Broadway festival of a similar nature, this ...

Pauper showcases for charity

By Carson Blackwelder | February 24

Pauper Players is returning to the Union Cabaret once more — but this time for charity. This will be Paupers’ first Winter Benefit Cabaret, an idea ...

Performing arts students to present ‘99 Ways to F@#K a Swan’

By Jessica Broadbent | February 24

An ancient myth, Michelangelo and a giant disco ball. These all come together in this weekend’s production of “99 Ways to F@#K a Swan,” by UNC’s ...

Serve on the selection board to choose next DTH editor

By From staff and wire reports | February 23

The Daily Tar Heel is seeking four students to serve on the Editor Selection Committee, the 11-member board that will convene April 2 to select the next ...

Panel discusses need for civil discourse in politics

By Josh Clinard | February 22

On Tuesday, Frank Hill joined Ferrel Guillory, a journalism professor, and Andrew Perrin, a sociology professor, in part one of a three-part panel series ...

Mills to replace Santoro as Student Congress speaker

By Brooke Hefner | February 22

Alex Mills will be the first graduate student in recent memory to serve in the position of speaker of Student Congress. Mills, who previously served as ...

Cierra Hinton named new president of CUAB

By Katelyn Trela | February 21

Although the Carolina Union Activities Board picked a new leader in January to replace graduating president Adele Ricciardi, the student board is already ...

Daily Tar Heel’s work wins state college media awards

By From staff and wire reports | February 20

The Daily Tar Heel won several state-wide awards from the North Carolina College Media Association. The newspaper won best in show and first place in ...

DTH wins state award for higher education reporting

By From staff and wire reports | February 16

The Daily Tar Heel took first place in the Duke University Green-Rossiter award for higher education reporting, besting other professional and student ...

UNC’s SafeWalk prepares for off-campus growth

By Kristina Kinard and Sydney Mckinney | February 15

Today, SafeWalk will begin the first phase of an expansion aimed at better catering to off-campus students by eventually serving all locations within ...

Ralph Byrns gives last-ever lecture on economics of love

By Lydia Rusche | February 14

Ralph Byrns might be the only professor to convince more than 600 students to voluntarily go to class on the night of Valentines’ Day.

Campus recreation’s Valentine’s Day challenge draws couples

By Haley Sklut | February 13

An ordinary basketball court transformed into the playground for an alternative Valentine’s Day celebration Sunday at the Rams Head Recreation Center. ...

‘The Vagina Monologues’ take taboos to heart

By Tariq Luthun | February 10

The women of “The Vagina Monologues” won’t shirk away from the word. In its first ever presentation of Eve Ensler’s infamous performance piece, ...

Fundraiser gets community involved today with first Dance Marathon Day

By Lindsay Pope | February 10

With only one week left until the big stand, UNC Dance Marathon is going beyond date auctions and benefit concerts. Today is the town of Chapel Hill’s ...

Norman and Thomas to lead Campus Y

By Katia Martinez | February 9

Though they’ve only worked together for three weeks while campaigning, the Campus Y’s new co-presidents say they complement each other perfectly.

Nourish International will hold an information session

By From staff and wire reports | January 24

Nourish International, a student-led nonprofit that partners with organizations around the world and carries out international service trips each year, ...