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No. 12 UNC baseball cruises past Charlotte, 14-4, in midweek victory

| April 15

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Column: What great art refuses to be

By Nakai Moore | April 14

"The conditions under which great art tends to flourish — openness, risk, experimentation — are fundamentally misaligned with conservatism’s preference ...

UNC softball takes down Georgia Tech, 8-3, to win the series

By Shannen Horan | April 13

The Tar Heels scored five runs off of five hits in the fourth inning.

UNC women's lacrosse overpowers Cal, 21-7, to remain undefeated

By Tess Alongi | April 13

The No. 1 UNC women’s lacrosse team (14-0, 8-0 ACC) defeated Cal (6-9, 0-7 ACC), 21-7 in a landslide win to maintain an undefeated record and clinch ...

No. 7 UNC men's lacrosse outlasts No. 12 Duke, 8-7, on the road

By Shannen Horan | April 12

No. 7 UNC men’s lacrosse (9-2, 2-0 ACC) defeated No. 12 Duke (9-4, 0-2 ACC), 8-7, Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.

NC Supreme Court decides majority of Jefferson Griffin's contested ballots will count

By Lucy Marques | April 11

The North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday ruled that majority of the ballots contested by Republican Appeals Court Judge Jefferson Griffin should be ...

'Unwavering dedication': UNC's first Black full professor dies at age 89

By Zora Hollie | April 10

Frank Brown, a distinguished professor, author, scholar and former dean of UNC's School of Education died in March, leaving a legacy for his students, ...

Collectors, musicians cherish community through vinyl connections

By Maddie Policastro | April 8

Gerry Williams will host Carrboro's bi-annual CD & Record show on April 13 at the Carrboro Century Center.

Q&A: Student Body President Adolfo Alvarez discusses upcoming academic year

By Michael Singleton | April 7

Student Body President Adolfo Alvarez sits down with The DTH and answers questions about his goals and the future of the University.

36th bi-annual CD and record show unites collectors and audiophiles

By Lizzie Stoner | April 15

On Sunday, the Carrboro Century Center hosted the 36th Bi-Annual CD and Record show. From 70-year-old audiophiles to teenagers with suitcase record players, ...

Column: Dear Pit preachers, read this article — or thou art wretched sinners

By Sydney Baker | April 15

"The MAGA preacher sparked theatrics and our more familiar Pit preachers are usually ignored — so why do they continue coming to our campus?"

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Column: The rise of country music is a pathway for bridging America’s divides

By Quin Edelin | April 15

"If country music’s upward trajectory continues, then by introducing new and diverse audiences to southern culture and normalizing more rural lifestyles ...

U.S. News & World Report releases rankings for UNC programs

By Michael Singleton | April 14

UNC received high rankings in areas including the Gillings School of Global Public Health, the Doctor of Audiology program and the UNC School of Law.

Stacked in silence: Investigating the rock cairn of Highway 54

By Morgan Brenner and Will Kleinschmidt | April 14

For years, a curious traveler would notice them: the intentionally stacked rocks along Highway 54, their arrangement forming unique, abstract sculptures. ...

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Organizations offer legal services amid national rise in student visa revocation

By Alice Scott | April 14

Students can receive immigration-related guidance from Carolina Student Legal Services, Inc., a private nonprofit separate from the University that provides ...

Review: A pirate looks at 50: "Jaws" and its legacy

By Charlie Bagwell | April 14

"American cinema can be divided very cleanly into two eras: pre-'Jaws' and post-'Jaws,'" writes Staff Writer Charlie Bagwell. "Seeing the blistering victory ...

How the Student Supreme Court uses its jurisdiction to rule on campus issues

By Mariah Temple | April 14

The Student Supreme Court consists of three undergraduate justices and two graduate or professional student justices, along with four clerks.

Op-ed: We plan to stand for public health, even if our school will not

April 14

"Even when our institutions are unable — or unwilling — to commit to health and equity, we as students can renounce the existential threats posed ...

New N.C. bill would introduce AAPI history to school curriculum

By Ani Hunanyan | April 14

The bill would change curriculum to include challenges faced by Asian-American immigrants throughout U.S. History.

UNC computer science department looks to the future as it celebrates 60th anniversary

By Lauren LaRoche | April 14

Faculty and students of UNC computer science share insights into the department as it reaches its 60th year of existence.

UNC Loreleis hold spring concert celebrating a night of women and music

By Sophia Graci | April 13

The a cappella group sang a combination of genres, including a Bruno Mars medley and “Lorelei” by Ella Fitzgerald, and honored their seniors.