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Farewell Column: Figuring out how to build a trinket garden

By Emi Maerz and Eliza Benbow | May 1

"It started with a mini bubble gum machine, a disco ball and a small green stegosaurus. They were the seeds of our trinket garden, and physical representations ...

A breakdown of all the championships that UNC won in the 2023-24 school year

By Anna Laible | May 1

UNC lead the ACC in conference championships this year.

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Farewell Column: Buy-in to The Daily Tar Heel

By Carson Elm-Picard | May 1

"I owe so much to The Daily Tar Heel. It allowed me to establish myself professionally while immersing myself in my community in a way unlike any other." ...

Chapel Hill Town Council discusses future of $50 million bond referendum

By Sarah Smiley | May 1

The Chapel Hill Town Council held its first work session dedicated to discussing the bond referendum on April 15.

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Farewell Column: I am not an editor

By Makayla Key | May 1

"I know that I have created memories, safe spaces, and planted seeds for the people that come after me to thrive and make the DTH a better place.""

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Farewell Column: All the things I know and don’t know

By Emmy Martin | May 1

"I will forever be grateful to the people who leaned in when things got tough. The people who were ready to drop everything to chase a story. A piece ...

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Phillips Middle School principal Tiffany Cheshire wins CHCCS principal of the year

By Sarah Lewisohn | May 1

Guy B. Phillips Middle School principal Tiffany Cheshire won the district's Principal of the Year award on April 12.

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Farewell column: 'By Liv Reilly' and goodbye from Liv Reilly

By Liv Reilly | May 1

"While it’s finally time to finish out my years at the newsroom, I can’t seem to find a way to finish up this column. How to wrap up three years of bylines ...

Farewell Column: Goodbye, DTH. Thanks for the ride.

By Adrian Tillman | May 1

"Putting dozens of college students in a room together for hours on end guarantees you’ll hear some great music — some you know, some you’ve never ...

Farewell Column: Advice to Future DTHers

By Lucas Thomae | May 1

"I never liked farewell columns when I was at The Daily Tar Heel. They always seemed too self indulgent — no offense to my wonderful peers that have ...

Farewell Column: Starting a legacy

By Lara Crochik | May 1

"The job hasn’t been perfect, and as my friends know, my hours are irregular and my weekends have been filled with sports — but I wouldn’t change ...

'You live a little bit with the risk': North Carolina declared free from avian flu

By Lola Oliverio | May 1

When avian influenza is detected in a flock, the entire group must be depopulated, leading to a significant loss for farmers. In 2022, over 480,000 birds ...

Chapel Hill Town Council discusses affordable housing funding, LUMO rewrite

By Makenzie Mills | May 1

The Chapel Hill Town Council is in the midst of planning more affordable housing options for its residents.

Chapel Hill anticipates upcoming 100 percent affordable housing developments

By Maddie Policastro | May 1

Projected completion dates span over the next five years and include three types of projects — inclusionary housing, partnerships with outside developers, ...

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A timeline of students calling for divestment this academic year

By Lauren Rhodes | April 30

Since the Oct. 7 attacks, UNC has seen increasing calls for the University to divest from Israeli and Israel-supporting companies, as well as demands ...

Graduates settle into their seats Sunday morning before the commencement ceremony.

Word on the street: Seniors' favorite moments at UNC

By Maeson Wagner | April 30

Staff writer Maeson Wagner asked seniors: “What is your favorite memory, story or thing you will miss most at UNC?”

Column: On our open campus, the good outweighs the bad

By Sydney Baker | April 30

"If our campus wasn’t open, we wouldn’t have our own personal emporium to venture through after class."

Student organization leaders steadfast in support for D&I despite potential policy change

By Samantha Nichols | April 30

A new diversity and inclusion policy will be voted on by the UNC System Board of Governors on May 15. If approved, the new policy could have implications ...

Column: Students let their voices be heard this academic year

By Lauren Rhodes | April 30

From a fatal school shooting to UNC SJP's encampment, students refused to be silenced.

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Farewell Column: We were all made to leave

By Olivia Goodson | April 30

"Everyone in the DTH office has taught me something. I barely knew how to get to the office before I was an editor, and now walking in feels like home." ...