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UNC faculty named as Fulbright Scholars to conduct research abroad

By Akash Bhowmik | August 23

UNC faculty members Pamela Lothspeich, Carissa Byrne Hessick, Anthony Hackney and Patrick Davison were chosen to be Fulbright Scholars for this academic ...

Welcome to Lifestyle, the new home of arts coverage at The Daily Tar Heel

By Eliza Benbow | August 23

The Lifestyle section will cover life in Chapel Hill and Carrboro through stories about the thoughts, feelings and artwork of community members.

'The ultimate recycling': Where to buy and sell used books in the Triangle

By Charlene Wu | August 23

Buying and selling used books is made accessible by local bookstores like Flyleaf Books, Golden Fig Books, Prologue and Letters Bookshop.

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'Something for everyone': A guide to art galleries in the Triangle

By Kaitlyn Church | August 23

The Triangle offers a variety of galleries, from basements to museums, for the exploration of local and global visual art.

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Orange County Schools Board of Education allocates funds, hears community concerns

By Audrey Kashatus and Olivia Gschwind | August 23

The board approved two new positions with unallocated funds from this year's budget at its Monday meeting. During the public comment period, several attendees ...

Fashion predictions: Fresh trends to watch on campus this fall

By Sydney Brainard | August 23

Perfectly messy outfits, baggy silhouettes, loose denim and unconventional pairings are sure to dominate fashion this fall, both on the runway and the ...

Beyond produce: Carrboro Farmers’ Market offers a blend of the arts

By Mila Mascenik | August 23

Along with produce from local farms, the Carrboro Farmers' Market provides a permanent space for local artisans and their goods, from cedar chests to ...

New initiative Garden Spot supports small food businesses

By Carly Breland | August 23

Garden Spot, located behind Lantern Restaurant in Chapel Hill, opened this summer as an initiative to connect small food businesses to the Chapel Hill ...

Expectations for UNC field hockey remains high, despite coaching, personnel changes

By Jarrett Kidd | August 23

With changes both on the field and off, new head coach Erin Matson is emphasizing the same high standards of past seasons in order to prepare for the ...

Finding sustainable, fashionable shopping options in the Triangle

By Laney Crawley | August 22

Local thrift and consignment stores help students invest in inexpensive, sustainable clothing and decorations for the new school year.

Organizations on campus display students' creative work

By Kathryn Bragg | August 22

A variety of creative organizations on UNC's campus feature student writing and artwork and provide them with publication opportunities.

The cost of educational books and supplies is up 59% since 2003

Rise of textbook prices a result of economic factors, including inflation

By Brooke Elliott | August 22

Though textbook prices have risen over the past few decades, rental and digital textbooks can be a more affordable alternative for students. Within the ...

Diamond Heels compete across North Carolina in summer baseball leagues

By Matthew Maynard | August 22

Connor Hegan, Kyle Percival and Carter French were just a few of the UNC baseball players who worked on their skills at summer league teams this year. ...

'Incredible energy': UNC a cappella groups perform at Sunset Serenade

By Madison Gagnon | August 22

Featuring the UNC Tarpeggios, UNC Samaa and other a cappella groups, the annual concert engaged UNC students and community members on Monday, Aug. 21 ...

Column: an open letter regarding our upcoming 2023 Football Preview Edition

By Shelby Swanson | August 22

"In just a week, you'll be able to pick up a gorgeous 2023 Football Preview filled to the brim with seven distinct position previews, five elaborate player ...

Extreme heat hits Orange County, community provides relief

By Sierra President | August 22

Recent high temperatures have negatively affected vulnerable populations in Orange County. Local organizations such as the Inter-Faith Council for Social ...

In-room sinks in Spencer Residence Hall shut off for lead exposure

By Eilah Wood | August 22

Residents of Spencer were notified on Aug. 15 that their in-room sinks were turned off due to lead contamination in several campus buildings. Caroline ...

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Column: The official student guide to buses

By Samad Rangoonwala | August 22

So, you’re a new student and you don’t have — or don’t want — a car, but you need to get places. Luckily for you, the Triangle has a robust ...

The Edition on Rosemary delays move-in until Oct. 1, students move to hotels

By Maddie Policastro | August 22

Future residents of a new apartment building on Rosemary Street received an email on July 19 informing them they wouldn't be able to move in until Oct. ...

Youth summer basketball camp Hoops on the Hill becomes community staple

By Jordan Gooch | August 22

Founded by Will Tyndall and Evan Aycock in the summer of 2020, Hoops on the Hill has changed what attending a summer basketball camp looks like in Chapel ...