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No. 5 UNC women's soccer defeats No. 16 Georgia, 4-3, to earn first home win of season

By Cade Shoemaker | August 22

The No. 5 North Carolina women’s soccer team (3-0) defeated No. 16 Georgia (0-0-1) 4-3 on Thursday evening at Dorrance Field to earn the first ...

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'There’s so many different avenues': Pre-law students launch Law Society at Carolina

By Michael Singleton | August 21

The Law Society at Carolina, founded by three undergraduate students, hopes to provide students interested in law with opportunities to learn about law ...

Transfer students navigate troubles and triumphs as they enter UNC

By Emmy Benton | August 21

“Every system is a little hard to navigate at first, but you can figure it out,” UNC junior and new transfer student Layal Lawandos said. “Yes, ...

Campus organizations provide various part-time employment opportunities for students

By Regan Butler | August 21

Organizations including SafeWalk, Carolina Dining Services and Campus Recreation employ students each semester for part-time positions.

Word on the Street: What are you most excited for this semester?

By Will Kleinschmidt | August 21

Over the weekend, UNC students poured back onto campus for the school year. The school year is now in full swing, so staff writer Will Kleinschmidt asked students ...

Down-ballot candidates in North Carolina fundraise, attract individual donors

By Lauren Zola | August 21

But, money is only one factor in determining the outcome of an election, UNC political science professor Marc Hetherington said.

'They're for everybody': Chapel Hill installs AEDs in community parks

By Sarah Lewisohn | August 21

In sudden cardiac arrest, the two most important things that need to occur for survival are early hands-only CPR and the use of an AED, EMS Division Chief ...

'She's fearless': Nine-year-old Chapel Hill dancer inspired by moment with Taylor Swift

By Lucy Marques and Kathryn DeHart | August 21

Lucia's dream of dancing professionally means being the star of the show, not backup. Her dance teacher Summer Disher said it’s crucial for young girls ...

Column: Board of Elections' approval of UNC ID is rare win for student voters

By Mary Thomas Watkins | August 21

"On Tuesday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 3-2 in favor of allowing the mobile UNC One Card to qualify as voter ID, a rare win for ...

Sunset Serenade highlights UNC a cappella groups, fosters artistic community

By Mollie Ray | August 21

From the bottom of the steps of South Building to the flagpole, UNC students and community members gathered in Polk Place on Monday to witness UNC’s ...

Businesses, state organizations work together to prepare for natural disasters

By Maddie Policastro | August 20

The Chief of External Affairs and Communications for North Carolina Emergency Management helps coordinate initiatives to mitigate damages as a result ...

'We're on the right track': Orange County sees increase in tourism, visitor spending

By Lola Oliverio | August 20

"We’re seeing them bring their friends and family here. We’re seeing them interested in everything we have to offer," says Laurie Paolicelli on Orange ...

Chapel Hill Transit celebrates 50-year anniversary, embraces role of transit in development

By Makenzie Mills | August 20

The second largest transit industry in North Carolina, Chapel Hill Transit has offered fare-free rides since 2002 to millions of riders per year.

Rosemary Street Parking Deck on track to open later this month

By McKenzie Bulris | August 20

The new parking deck houses approximately 1100 parking spots, The Town of Chapel Hill’s Media Relations Manager Alex Carrasquillo said.

'A little magic and a lot of flavor': VooDoo Wings opens on Franklin Street

By Kristin Kharrat | August 19

The wings chain had its Chapel Hill grand opening at 147 E. Franklin St. on Aug. 17. It is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. ...

Students attend 2024 FallFest indoors due to inclement weather

By Darby McBride | August 19

For almost 30 years, FallFest has given students the opportunity to see old friends and new faces. The event, which was held after new student convocation ...

UNC students reflect, share advice on transition back into the school year

By Brigit Pierce | August 19

Although adjusting to college life is difficult, thousands of UNC students successfully manage the transition every year. As the school year begins, some ...

Paperhand Puppet Intervention begins 24th annual show in Forest Theatre

By Morgan Brenner | August 19

Paperhand Puppet Intervention opened its 24th annual show on Aug. 10, and will run until the end of September at the Forest Theatre. The show explores ...

Students react to Lee Roberts' permanent chancellor status

By Adele Morris | August 19

The Daily Tar Heel conducted an informal poll on campus after Roberts' election, finding that of the 228 respondents, 18 approved, 119 disapproved and ...

Playa Bowls opens on Franklin Street in convenient location for students

By Aiden Hall | August 19

Playa Bowls’ menu offers a variety of bases for their bowls, as well as smoothies and fresh juices. This location is especially unique because ...