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Fifth-seeded UNC women's tennis handles No. 13 seed LSU, 4-2, in NCAA Quarterfinals

| May 15

Women's Tennis

Entertainment companies and local bands react to rising concert prices in Triangle

By Isabelle Pala | April 8

Community members in the Triangle cite shifts within the live music scene and ticket prices due to the rising popularity of music streaming services and ...

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'Atmospheric and personal': UNC class prepares for concert featuring historic piano

By Darby McBride | April 8

Mimi Solomon's Music 286: Music as Culture class is organizing UNC's annual Pleyel Piano concert on April 12.

How UNC softball utilizes walk-up songs to set the right mindset and reflect identities

By Beckett Brantley | April 8

UNC softball uses two different walk-up songs to reflect on personal journeys and identities and get into the right mindset ahead of at-bats.

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UNC Clef Hangers reflect on past, passion for music

By Tulsi Asokan | April 8

UNC students have been singing with the Clef Hangers since 1977.

Office DJ: For your pleasure, Wilco

By Connor Foote | April 8

"I could have ranked their best songs, provided a listening chart or attached lyrics to moments in my life. But a band like Wilco is hard to sum up, even ...

Office DJ: Joseph Quinn, please don’t murder my dear George Harrison

By Avery Thatcher | April 8

"When I need comfort, clarity or just a quiet moment to breathe, I turn to his songs. They’re not just notes strung together; they’re fragments of ...

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Carolina Bluegrass Band incorporates Southern music into curriculum

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | April 8

The Carolina Bluegrass Band performs and brings both traditional and contemporary bluegrass music to UNC.

Satire: A day in the life of UNC’s official music curator

By Sydney Baker | April 8

"Just like the Rameses mascots revealed themselves as the end of the semester approaches, I feel that it’s the right time for me to reveal my own ...

From R&B to indie rock: What Chapel Hill Town Council members love to listen to

By Aiden Hall | April 8

The Daily Tar Heel spoke with council members about their favorite tunes, albums and artists.

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.

Review: The high and low notes of college town karaoke, from Speakeasy to Goodfellows

By Morgan Brenner and Will Kleinschmidt | April 8

Staffer Will Kleinschmidt and Assistant Lifestyle Editor Morgan Brenner conduct a karaoke experiment, rating various events in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. ...

Trump administration terminates six UNC-CH international student visas

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | April 8

“ISSS is available to advise, answer questions and provide resources to all university-sponsored international students and scholars,” Media Relations ...

Q&A: Music on repeat at the DTH's Sports Desk, from Swift to Zimmer

By Sports Desk | April 8

Members of the Sports Desk at The Daily Tar Heel share what music lives on their playlists on campus and at the DTH desk.

Office DJ: A peaceful, easy Sunday morning with my roommates

By Emma Moon | April 8

"With the hash on the stove and a meaty aroma filling the kitchen, someone will connect their phone to our old 2018 Alexa Echo Dot speaker, and our morning ...

'See the initiatives coming through': Town of Carrboro celebrates Earth Day

By Victoria Yang | April 8

The Town set up a variety of activities including plant stands, climbing walls and booths to learn about composting.

Durham-based farm grows fresh flowers, harvests therapeutic mushrooms

By Maggie Lowder | April 8

For around a year now, Anya and Jason McBrayer have been sharing their passion for helping people through their two home-grown businesses, One Fun Gal ...

Duke sweeps UNC softball after defensive lapses, lack of offense

By Beckett Brantley | April 8

Duke softball outscored UNC 28-10 during the three-game series. The Tar Heels were plagued by inopportune offense and defensive lapses.

Hillsborough hosts living history day, offers a glimpse into Orange County's role in Revolution

By James O'Hara | April 8

“The saying is always ‘if you don't know your history, you're doomed to repeat it,” event attendee Jack Barry said. “There's some good, some bad ...

Platform: Prioritizing multimedia content, multicultural inclusivity and well-being

By Alli Pardue | April 8

"As EIC, I would build on the existing foundation of hard work and creativity while pushing toward greater inclusion, higher-quality multimedia content ...

Platform: Engagement at Every Level

By Kathryn DeHart | April 8

"My plan for the DTH is rooted in one word: engagement. Engagement from all of our stakeholders—staff, audience, alumni, the community, and the media ...