UNC's Blood Donation Center wants you to lend an arm

Due to the lack of students on campus, the UNC Blood Donation Center is in desperate need of platelet donations over the summer.

"These politics and policies have effects on human life": UNC panel on immigration

A panel of professors and students examined the history of the Mexican-American border and how that has influenced the recent developments in immigration. ...

UNC collaborates with American Talent Initiative to make college more affordable

The American Talent Initiative is collaborating with universities across the country—including UNC—to make their institutions more accessible for ...

UNC has one of the lowest default rates for student loans in the nation

 Among graduating UNC seniors in 2015, around 40 percent carried student debt, and the average amount among borrowers was about $22,000. That compares ...

Any brick you take can and will be used against you

Think you're safe after stealing a brick? Think again. The UNC Police department views it as a criminal offense, and Carolina Housing punishes those found ...

Trying to find plans for LDOC in Chapel Hill? We've got you covered.

LDOC is coming, and these events on and around campus will be catering to your celebratory needs. 

How will the State Department's new travel warnings impact students studying abroad?

New U.S. State Department travel warnings have prompted colleges and universities to revise their international risk assessment policies, which has brought ...

Wondering where to take your next bathroom break? The DTH has an answer!

It is a well-known fact that campus is home to some shitty bathrooms (no pun intended). Long study sessions in Davis Library are not made any easier by ...

How to heal when disaster strikes: UNC pharamacist helps Puerto Rico hurricane survivors

Jennifer Kelly, a critical care pharmacist at UNC who works in the emergency department, has combined her medical training with a passion for service. ...

Disrupted plans: What happens when colleges close and students have to move on?

A rise in expenses and a drop in enrollment contributed to 66 small, private colleges closing in the 2015-16 school year. When these schools close, what ...

Carolina General Aviation says goodbye to Horace Williams Airport with final flying event

Horace Williams Airport has been flying high, but it's set to close in May. Carolina General Aviation took advantage of its last few weeks. 

Editorial independence of college newsrooms in jeopardy

Financial and independence issues are affecting student newspapers, but #SaveStudentNewsrooms is gaining attention. 

UNC consistently overestimates average cost of attendance

When the University announced the decreased average cost of attendance, students sought transparency about the process by which the University determines ...

Six UNC employees recognized for their service and contribution to the University

Six UNC employees were selected by Chancellor Carol Folt to receive the 2018 C. Knox Massey Distinguished Awards, which praises them for their hard work ...

Underrepresented Native populations at UNC call for student awareness, resources

This UNC first-year has high hopes for the future of Relay for Life's presence at Carolina

Relay for Life of UNC is moving to merge with the Orange County branch of the organization. The UNC branch raised over $50,000 this year. 

A Year in Review: Elizabeth Adkins looks back at her year as president

As the school year ends, junior Savannah Putnam is taking on the role of student body president in senior Elizabeth Adkins’ place. In her administration, ...

Seniors endure heat for Bell Tower tradition

Graduating seniors crowded in and around the Bell Tower to celebrate the end of their undergraduate careers with an age-old tradition. Here's what they ...

Low-income students face red tape when seeking study abroad

Some low-income students have had frustrating experiences trying to coordinate a study abroad trip and feel that the scholarship and study abroad offices ...