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McLendon Clinical Laboratories under evaluation for possible pattern of cancer diagnoses

By Madeleine Ahmadi | January 28

Phil Bridges, the executive director of integrated communications for UNC Health, said in an email statement that UNC Hospitals leadership reached out ...

Adult creative writing classes encourage learning beyond the university

By Laney Currin | January 28

Founded in 2019, the Redbud Writing Project is the Triangle's only independent school providing classes and writing opportunities for adult writers. Students ...

No. 1 UNC women's tennis slams Kentucky in final day of ITA Kickoff to advance to the ITA National Team Indoor Championship

By Emma Moon | January 27

The No. 1 UNC women’s tennis team (6-0) slammed the Kentucky Wildcats (4-1), 4-0, during the last day of the ITA Kickoff on Saturday afternoon.

No. 3 UNC men's hoops squeaks by Florida State on the road, 75-68

By Cade Shoemaker | January 27

Enduring a mistake-ridden first half, the No. 3 North Carolina men's basketball team (17-3, 9-0 ACC) came back in the second to defeat Florida State (12-8, ...

UNC gymnastics falls to Clemson after season-worst bars performance

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | January 27

A season-worst performance on bars doomed the North Carolina women’s gymnastics team (2-6, 0-2 ACC), who fell to Clemson (3-0, 2-0 ACC), ...

UNC men's and women's swim and dive teams sweep Duke on the road

By Moira Martin | January 27

To kick off a rivalry-centered week for UNC athletics, the North Carolina swim and dive program notched an impressive pair of wins in Durham, posting ...

'Find a way to win': Despite one bench point, UNC women's basketball starters fend off late Miami push

By Emma Moon | January 26

UNC only had one bench point, but the Tar Heels' starting five all reached double figures in a 66-61 home win over Miami.

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Judge declines to block N.C. Senate map in racial gerrymandering case

By Ethan E. Horton | January 26

The plaintiffs in the case claimed the state senate maps in that area of the state were drawn to disenfranchise Black voters and dilute their power. While ...

Carolina Theatre venues raise the curtain on statewide history

By Sydney Brainard | January 26

From the 1920s to the present, Carolina Theatre venues across the state have provided entertainment for North Carolinians. Through volunteer efforts, ...

Heel Talk: Friday, January 26, 2024

By Coleman Rambo , Natalie Bradin , Kshitiz Adhikari and Kathryn Bragg | January 26

Audio-Visual Editor Natalie Bradin recaps the biggest housing news of the week with staff reporters Kshitiz Adhikari, Coleman Rambo and Kathryn Bragg. ...

Despite late push by Miami, No. 20 UNC women's basketball takes down Hurricanes at home

By Cade Shoemaker | January 25

Stout defense in the final possession by Indya Nivar drew a charge against a driving Miami ball-handler, which allowed the Tar Heels to later ice the ...

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'Generational anticipation': Former DTH sports editors reflect on covering the UNC-Duke rivalry

By Caroline Wills | January 25

“I don’t know that I would still be doing this,” Brendan Marks said. “Or craving being a part of that the way that I am if I hadn’t had that ...

Henry Kritzer reflects on 50 years of ushering UNC men's basketball and football games

By Gwen Peace | January 25

Throughout 93-year-old Henry Kritzer's extensive career as a UNC usher, he has watched Kenan Stadium get bigger and bigger and witnessed legendary players ...

Women's chorus celebrates 30 years of community in the Triangle

By Shreya Senthilkumar | January 25

The Women's Voices Chorus, founded in 1993, will perform a selection of their works, written by and for women, on Saturday in celebration of their 30-year ...

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SafeWalk program offers students a safe way home

By Aidan Lockhart | January 25

SafeWalk has been operating under UNC Police since spring of 2022 to walk students to and from different points on campus.

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Carrboro announces new financial assistance program to aid bills post-pandemic

By Caroline Horne | January 25

Each family can receive up to $1,000 total to be applied directly to unpaid bills, instead of being sent to applicants.

Muslim students express concerns about halal-labeled foods in UNC dining halls

By Daneen Khan | January 25

Some Muslim students are wary of CDS's halal options because of discrepancies in its online menu, including sourcing and lack of providers.

'It’s truly part of our heritage': Botanical garden hosts program dedicated to longleaf pine

By Jackson Fromm | January 25

The Botanical Garden will host a series of events exploring the ecological, historical and cultural significance of the tree and its habitats.

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Affirmative Action Coalition panel discusses racial history of UNC

By Olivia Metelo | January 25

Panelists spoke about advocating for conversations between students and the UNC Board of Trustees as well as the racial history of UNC.

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"Every Brilliant Thing" performances bring mental health awareness to campus

By Charlie Bagwell | January 24

"Every Brilliant Thing," a play about appreciating the small things in life, seeks to reframe the narrative of mental health and suicide awareness through ...