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Column: CHCCS righteously upholds LGBTQ rights despite calls to implement Senate Bill 49

By Katelin Harmon | January 30

"There are real needs in North Carolina schools that aren’t being met, but instead lawmakers decided to craft a bill shrouded in rhetoric that does ...

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Campaign for Southern Equality files federal complaint against S.B 49

By Lucy Marques | January 30

The Campaign for Southern Equality filed a federal complaint on Tuesday against N.C. Senate Bill 49, the Parents’ Bill of Rights. The CSE brought forward ...

'Power in vulnerability': Local open mic night reflects on one year of performances

By Preethika Ratnam | January 30

Weave & Spin, a monthly open mic night hosted by the Orange County Arts Commission, has been providing a sense of community and creativity for writers ...

UNC sophomore Molly Rotunda remembered for compassion, loyalty and love

By Isabella Hopkins | January 30

Mary Elizabeth "Molly" Rotunda died in the early hours of Jan. 21 in a car crash on Raleigh Road in Chapel Hill. Her friends and loved ones shared memories ...

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SCiLL dean finalists present visions for school as search moves to next phase

By Lucas Moore | January 30

A director and dean of the school is expected to be named soon by Provost Chris Clemens, and the decision must be formally approved by the Board of Trustees. ...

Two years after fatal bicyclist crash on Franklin Street, Chapel Hill reflects on bike safety

By Makenzie Mills | January 30

The Town enacted an anti-dooring ordinance in May 2022 as a consequence of an accident involving Nicholas Watson on Franklin Street. The ordinance established ...

Peaking levels of COVID-19 detected in Chapel Hill, Carrboro wastewater

By Gabrielle Rothstein | January 30

Record-high levels of COVID-19 are being detected in Chapel Hill and Carrboro wastewater, and detection levels are increasing at one of the highest rates ...

Editorial: Bring back open conversation

By Editoral Board | January 30

"Real, educational and beneficial conversations are rooted in disagreement. We should possess the ability to tell another adult that we found their comment ...

Spencer Moore leads UNC wrestling to 20-17 victory over Navy

By Megan Smith | January 29

At the end of day, six Tar Heel wrestlers won their respective matches to give UNC a 20-17 victory over Navy Sunday afternoon.

UNC gymnastics displays strong mentality Clemson meet despite season lows

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | January 29

“Injury is a part of sport, right?” UNC gymnastics head coach Danna Durante said. “So are you prepared when that opportunity comes up? I think there ...

Analysis: Two takeaways from UNC baseball media day

By Cade Shoemaker | January 29

With the first pitch in less than three weeks, here are the main takeaways from UNC’s media day with head coach Scott Forbes and company.

Artificial intelligence guidebook released by N.C. Department of Public Instruction

By Sophie Baglioni | January 29

As artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent, resources like the AI guidebook are being released to give guidance and start the conversation ...

'The backdrop is Europe': film festival brings European issues to Chapel Hill

By Charlie Bagwell | January 29

The Center for European Studies held a film festival from Jan. 26-29, showcasing films that displayed a wide variety of European experiences from across ...

Attorney General Josh Stein visits UNC campus, discusses election issues

By Celia Funderburk | January 29

Josh Stein, N.C. Attorney General and democratic candidate for governor, spoke at a rally in the Pit on Thursday organized by UNC Young Democrats.

Lack of discipline causes No. 20 UNC to fall to Virginia on the road

By Emma Moon | January 29

“As the game kept going, we just kind of got a little complacent,” first-year guard Reniya Kelly said. “We really didn’t do what we wanted to ...

Erika Howsare explores connections between humans and deer at Flyleaf talk

By Delphine Liu | January 29

"Age of Deer," a recently released book exploring the centuries-old relationship between humans and deer, was discussed at a book panel at Flyleaf Books ...

'She’s one of my best friends': Harrison Ingram dishes on his biggest Blue Devil foe — his sister

By Grace Nugent | January 29

“She's tough, thick-skinned. Really for me, the most important thing about my sister is just how close we are,” Harrison Ingram said. "I mean, she ...

Hark the Pod: Welcome to Rivalry Week

By Shelby Swanson , Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Natalie Bradin and Daniel Wei | January 29

In this episode of Hark the Pod, DTH and Duke Chronicle sports editors preview the upcoming UNC v. Duke men's basketball game, highlighting the significance ...

Sgt. Edgar Deharo honored as Carrboro Police Department Officer of the Year

By Sarah Clements | January 28

“While he provides professional service to the entire community, he really just sets a good example for our officers, demonstrates a lot of compassion ...

Board of Governors discusses new required learning outcomes, reinstating ACT and SAT scores

By Zora Hollie | January 28

At a UNC Board of Governors meeting on Thursday, Jan. 25, board members reviewed achievements from 2023, spoke about the possibility of two required learning ...