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Triangle area sees record-high estimated tree pollen levels

By Jessica Hudnut | April 4

Monday's pollen count of 16,284 grains exceeded the previous record of 10,995 grains on April 6, 2010. With a recorded 11,340 grains, Wednesday currently ...

'Safe and fun environment': TOPSoccer hosts inaugural UNC practice at Hooker Fields

By Ella Kirby | April 4

On Sunday, March 24, UNC held its inaugural TOPSoccer training session. TOPSoccer is a nationwide program designed to offer individuals with mental ...

Artist Carter Hubbard created natural art on sidewalks in Chapel Hill. Photo Courtesy of Carter Hubbard.

Words bloom in community through local poetry project

By Delphine Liu | April 3

Florafitti, started in 2013, is a community-based projects that plants seeds in the shapes of words. This year, words correlate to poetry under the theme ...

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CUAB cancels annual Jubilee festival due to 'unforeseen circumstances'

By Maria Sullivan | April 3

The annual festival, which includes food trucks, vintage clothing vendors and a slate of music performers, was set to occur on April 14, but was cancelled ...

Column: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled correctly, but that doesn't mean Trump should be voted in

By Eva Eapen | April 3

"It’s a fair point. As the majority wrote, the executive branch serves the 'united voice of the whole, not a portion, of the people.' A further fragmented ...

Review: Ethan Kim swells both tears and laughs in one-man-show

By Sam Hodges | April 3

"I was prepared to have some critiques, but I honestly have nothing negative to say about the performance," writes Sam Hodges after seeing Ethan Kim’s ...

On-campus groups provide free menstrual products where the University does not

By Claire Harutunian | April 3

The University spends about $240,000 annually to provide toilet paper and paper towels to bathrooms on campus, but does not have a plan to centrally fund ...

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TikTok-famous preachers answer student questions

By Olivia Metelo | April 3

The preachers, Cliffe Knechtle and his son Stuart, are popular on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram for traveling to college campuses across ...

Power restored after North Campus outage, some students evacuated

By Ashley Quincin | April 3

Some of the locations include Davis Library, the Undergraduate Library, the Frank Porter Graham Student Union, Lenoir Dining Hall, Curtis Media Center ...

TransparUNCy hosts teach-in on financial influence in the UNC System

By Elizabeth Pham | April 3

The teach-in explored topics such as Board of Governors member Art Pope and his influence over the UNC System, how higher education is at risk from the ...

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Women’s and gender studies department challenges mainstream feminism

By Olivia Metelo | April 3

The women's and gender studies department curriculum aims to address the intersection of gender with other identity-based issues.

Hark the Pod: Tar Heels Eliminated, NCAA Tournament Recap

By Shelby Swanson , Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Natalie Bradin and Daniel Wei | April 3

In this episode of Hark the Pod, DTH sports editors break down UNC's elimination from the NCAA tournament. The group recaps the men's basketball loss ...

Op-ed: UNC has an antisemitism problem

April 2

"Antisemitism is rising in 2024. Recently, someone in a car pulled up alongside my visibly Jewish friend while he was walking down the street, rolled ...

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Community gathers for interfaith iftar dinner to promote connection while fasting

By Daneen Khan | April 2

The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church offered its space for members of different religions to connect and learn about fasting in different faiths.

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Student-run chUNC Cookies brings gluten-free treats to campus

By Daneen Khan | April 2

“You taste the goodness, and the gooeyness, and the warmth and just the creativity and personalization that goes into these cookies,” first-year Rachel ...

Column: Evaluate politicians holistically, not just on their most recent policies

By Emma Green | April 2

"This situation highlights a greater issue in U.S. politics. While we should hold our politicians accountable, we must note the danger of writing off ...

University extends enrollment deadline to May 15 due to FAFSA delays

By Akash Bhowmik | April 2

The enrollment deadline has been extended due to issues with receiving information from the newly redesigned FAFSA application.

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'A memorial site': UNC architecture serves as encouragement for change

By Morgan Brenner | April 2

Before it was Old East, it was just East Building: the University’s first, erected in 1793. Today, Old East is a tan building, reminiscent of the first ...

New Spanish tapas bar Próximo to fill empty Franklin Street space, open date unclear

By Sophie Baglioni | April 2

The tapas and wine bar will take the place of Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe at 173 E. Franklin St. to create a lively gathering space with traditional and modern ...

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Column: UNC deserves an experienced chancellor who cares about its students

By Rebecca Savidge | April 2

"A good, effective chancellor helps students and faculty at UNC feel safe and supported. Students should feel that their needs will be met and concerns ...