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Column: What are we paying for? When will student costs reflect our quality of living?

By Dayna Wilkerson | October 1

"With these increases in the cost of all on-campus housing, we would expect housing-related issues to improve. But the mounting $1.1 billion maintenance ...

Defense leads No. 2 UNC field hockey to win at Saint Joseph’s

By Ben McCormick | October 1

Ultimately, it was UNC’s defense that paved the way for the Tar Heels’ win. Following the late first quarter goal, the Hawks were held scoreless on ...

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Ackland unveils art exhibition on the side of Craige Parking Deck

By Maeson Wagner | October 1

Craige Parking Deck has become home to one of the Ackland Art Museum’s ongoing exhibitions by artist Amalia Pica. She used aluminum elements and paint ...

New N.C. initiative promotes integrated employment for people with disabilities

By Ginny Dempster | October 1

The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services launched its new Inclusion Works initiative to promote competitive integrated employment for people with ...

UNC club ice hockey routs ECU in 9-1 victory

By Cade Shoemaker | October 1

The North Carolina club ice hockey team (4-0) defeated the East Carolina Pirates (1-3), 9-1, in a non-divisional home matchup at the Orange County SportsPlex ...

Federal judge places injunction on parts of North Carolina's new abortion law

By Ethan E. Horton | September 30

A larger challenge to North Carolina's four-month-old abortion law will continue, but a provision requiring surgical abortions to be performed in hospitals ...

‘There’s never going to be a show like it’: Immersive production of "Lord of the Flies" takes the stage

By Skye Taylor | September 30

Student theater group Company Carolina put on "Lord of the Flies" this weekend in the Forest Theatre.

Board of Trustees discusses hiring for School of Civic Life and Leadership, campus safety

By Lauren Lovitt | September 30

Members of the UNC Board of Trustees discussed faculty hiring for the School of Civic Life and Leadership, plans to install license plate readers to improve ...

Board of Trustees University Affairs Committee increases tenured faculty salary ranges

By Akash Bhowmik | September 30

On Wednesday at the Carolina Inn, the UNC Board of Trustees University Affairs Committee gave a statement on the June 29 U.S. Supreme Court decision that ...

No. 18 UNC men's soccer draws against Pittsburgh, 0-0

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | September 29

The No. 18 North Carolina men’s soccer team (4-0-4, 1-0-3 ACC) drew, 0-0, at Pittsburgh (4-3-3, 1-1-2 ACC) Friday night, in its fourth conference match ...

Historical marker will honor World War II Naval training at UNC

By Jana Abdouni | September 29

Commissioned in 1942, the University's pre-flight school trained roughly 20,000 cadets. Parker Huitt — the grandson of U.S. Navy cadet Powell Huitt, ...

Chapel Hill Police Department relocating to leased space on Fordham Boulevard

By Sophie Baglioni | September 28

The Chapel Hill Town Council voted unanimously on Sept. 13 to approve a lease for the Chapel Hill Police Department at The Parkline on Fordham Boulevard. ...

Arthouse theater brings popular, local and classic films to Chapel Hill

By Charlie Bagwell | September 28

The Chelsea Theater has been a part of the Chapel Hill film community for 33 years, and a team of volunteers is helping it continue into the future for ...

UNC club ice hockey displays robust defensive structure in 4-2 win over Kentucky

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | September 28

“We knew [Kentucky was] gonna have guys who are gonna make plays,” sophomore forward Patrick O’Shaughnessy said. “But we also knew that we have ...

Chapel Hill Town Council approves Chapel Hill Crossing with stipulations

By Audrey Kashatus | September 28

The Chapel Hill Town Council met on Wednesday night to discuss the Chapel Hill Crossing development and the Greene Tract. The council also heard an update ...

St. Paul Village, 17 years in the making, seeks Chapel Hill Town Council approval

By Libby Wakefield | September 28

St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church of Chapel Hill seeks a zoning permit from Chapel Hill Town Council for an affordable housing development — ...

UNC on-campus housing costs continue to rise each year

By Lauren Lovitt | September 28

UNC's increase in on-campus housing costs can be attributed to inflation, development and the upkeep of residence halls. Allan Blattner, executive director ...

EmPOWERment director Delores Bailey reflects on affordable housing in Chapel Hill

By Lola Oliverio | September 28

“When I understood the power of EmPOWERment — which was created by two students from UNC — and the the community, when I understand what the community ...

Heel Talk Season 4, Episode 1

By Sarah Choi , Natalie Bradin and Sierra Pfeifer | September 28

Welcome to Heel Talk, The Daily Tar Heel’s podcast recapping the biggest local news of the week. Tune in every Thursday to hear from hosts Sierra Pfeifer ...

UNC to hire three faculty members focused on Asian American studies after student petition

By Madeleine Ahmadi | September 28

The University will hire three faculty members focused on the area of Asian American studies. This comes after a student-made petition was created in ...