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'Candyland meets Terraforming Mars;' Students develop climate-based board game

By Michael Singleton | December 6

The board game, called Climatopia, educates players about climate-enhanced natural disasters.

'Resignation and defeat': A breakdown of the 2023 development of the School of Civic Life and Leadership

By Samantha Nichols | December 5

Faculty expressed concerns over the initial development of the school and funding outlined in the N.C. General Assembly budget.

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Chapel Hill publishers put local authors on bookshelves in 2023

By Shreya Senthilkumar | December 5

Several local authors, including writers of fiction, history and poetry, were published by local presses in 2023.

Old defensive woes resurface in UNC football's sputtering end to regular season

By Grace Nugent | December 5

The Tar Heels started another season with high hopes and ended once again in mediocrity, taking the less optimal road to Charlotte.

New 2023 campus leaders find success, challenges in first year

By Lucas Moore | December 5

New leaders on campus include faculty chair Beth Moracco, School of Civic Life and Leadership interim dean Sarah Treul Roberts, and dean of the School ...

UNC student-run publications see year punctuated by creativity

By Mila Mascenik | December 5

This year, familiar student-run publications like Cellar Door and the Health Humanities Journal of UNC-Chapel Hill gave voice to writers and artists of ...

Carr Mill Mall installs new signs following notice of towing violation

By Sarah Smiley | December 5

Between March and September of this year, 24 cars were towed from the mall’s property, according to records from the Carrboro Police Department. From ...

No. 9 UNC men's basketball drops to No. 5 UConn, 87-76, in physical contest

By Gwen Peace | December 5

The No. 9 North Carolina men’s basketball team (7-2, 1-0 ACC) fell to defending national champion No 5. UConn (8-1, 0-0 BEC), 87-76, Tuesday night ...

2023 Year in Review: What fuels the fire

By Abby Pender | December 5

"Throughout all the social, political and emotional strife that has struck campus and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area in 2023, students and residents have ...

New restaurants come to Chapel Hill and Carrboro, expand palates

By Grace Gao | December 5

The new restaurants that came to Chapel Hill and Carrboro in 2023 range from national chains to local owners and chefs.

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A look at N.C.'s political and economic relationship with Israel, pro-Israel groups

By Sophia Fanning | December 5

In 2022 alone, North Carolina imported $303 million worth of Israeli goods, with the largest import being electric machinery. The state exported $146 ...

UNC community looks back on campus security and safety in 2023

By Madeleine Ahmadi | December 5

The Aug. 28 shooting, among other events, propelled the UNC community into action, calling for the University to improve safety protocols on campus.

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CHCCS endures staff shortages, school safety issues and board changes

By Maddie Policastro | December 5

This year, CHCCS struggled with staffing shortages of teachers and bus drivers. The district also had to contend with safety issues, and three new school ...

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A look back at UNC's national championships this year

By Sports Desk | December 5

From individual titles in wrestling and diving to team sports in field hockey, here's a look at every national championship UNC won this year.

N.C. politicians, advocates reflect on impacts of 2023 Republican supermajority

By Grace Whittemore | December 5

After the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans in the N.C. House fell one seat short of a supermajority. But, N.C. Rep. Tricia Cotham’s partisan ...

Student activists made an impact on campus in 2023

By Akash Bhowmik | December 5

In 2023, many international and domestic issues became localized to UNC's campus through student protests — ranging from increasing University housekeeper ...

THE 32-HOUR FIGHT FOR ACCESSIBILITY AT UNC

'Definitely on the right track': Students reflect on campus accessibility in 2023

By Isabella Hopkins | December 5

From elevators to laboratories, students saw an effort to improve accessibility at UNC in 2023.

2023 Year in Review: Editors' picks for Athlete of the Year

By Shelby Swanson , Gwen Peace and Daniel Wei | December 5

Sports Editor Shelby Swanson and assistant editors Gwen Peace and Daniel Wei make their picks for 2023 Athlete of the Year.

Demand for emergency preparedness trainings spike after recent on-campus gun incidents

By Samantha Nichols | December 5

384 University employees have undergone an online active shooter training provided by the University between Aug. 1 and Oct. 31.

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Q&A: Meet Tar Heel Voices, UNC's oldest co-ed a cappella group

By Charlie Bagwell | December 5

The DTH's Charlie Bagwell sat down with senior Benjamin Oh, president of Tar Heel Voices, to discuss the group's history and plans as part of a series ...