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Coalition for Carolina informs UNC communities about university governance issues

By Alyssa Acevedo | April 2

The Coalition for Carolina was established in 2021 after a series of incidents sparked concern from some faculty about the systems of university governance. ...

East Chapel Hill High students lead music lessons, create community for middle schoolers

By Makenzie Mills | April 2

Middle school students are paired with high schoolers to refine and learn skills.

SHAC provides pro-bono medical care for students, community members

By Darby McBride | April 2

The student-run organization housed under the UNC School of Medicine offers a free medical clinic, dental clinic, HIV testing, mental health care and ...

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Laney Crawley will serve as the 2024-25 editor-in-chief of The Daily Tar Heel

By Emi Maerz | April 2

On Monday night, the Editor Selection Committee chose Opinion Editor Laney Crawley to be The DTH's next editor-in-chief. Her platform includes addressing ...

Three takeaways from UNC football Pro Day

By Cade Shoemaker | April 2

Here are a few notes and observations surrounding UNC’s three most prominent prospects: Drake Maye, Tez Walker and Cedric Gray.

'We're all together:' Iftars on campus create community for Muslim students

By Brooke Xu | April 1

The UNC Muslim Student Association, along with other local restaurants and organizations, provides meals for Muslim students on weekdays during the month ...

Column: SCiLL minor only divides campus further, is waste of resources

By Katelin Harmon | April 1

"The School of Civic Life and Leadership's inception appears more like a missed opportunity than a genuine effort to promote civil discourse and bridge ...

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Orange High School's winter percussion ensemble wins first place in regional championship

By Reyna Drake | April 1

The championship included 28 schools from across North Carolina, and contestants were scored based on performance, music and artistry.

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Students string together jewelry-making businesses on campus

By Madison Gagnon | April 1

At UNC, some students balance school, extracurricular activities and running a small business, like jewelry makers who sell their products on social media ...

New açaí shop set to open this summer in downtown Chapel Hill

By Jessica Hudnut | April 1

The New Jersey-based shop’s menu will include smoothies, juices and bowls with a variety of bases including açaí, pitaya, coconut, mango, oatmeal ...

UNC naval armory added to national historic register, making demolition less likely

By Lana Maizel and Kristin Kharrat | April 1

Over a decade ago UNC's naval armory was facing plans for demolition, today UNC faculty and staff celebrate its addition to the national historic register. ...

‘Inclusive culture’: Cyclists find community in Chapel Hill and Carrboro

By Jackson Fromm | April 1

The cycling culture in Chapel Hill and Carrboro has grown over the past 20 years, and as the community increases, town infrastructure is beginning to ...

UNC School of Education to launch UNC's first fully online doctorate program

By Cormac Baxter | April 1

Applications for the University's first fully online doctor of education degree program opened on March 20.

Column: North Carolina needs a higher budget for education

By Kaveena Ponamgi | April 1

"Public schools are essential parts of society, providing education and opportunities at a standard taxpayer cost. Teachers at these schools propel students' ...

Carrboro High School athletic trainer honored by state Athletic Directors Association

By Sarah Clements | April 1

“My favorite part is always just getting to interact with the community, parents, kids on a daily basis — not one day looks the same," Carrboro High ...

UNC Police investigates vandalism to Old Well totaling more than $2,500

By Lauren Rhodes | April 1

Vandalism to the Old Well occurred between Saturday night and Sunday morning and resulted in an estimated $2,550 of damage.

Heel Talk: Monday, April 1, 2024

By Will Kleinschmidt , Emma Cooke , Natalie Bradin and Amelie Fawson | April 1

Welcome back to Heel Talk, where Audio-Visual Editor Natalie Bradin recaps the biggest local news stories with audio reporters Emma Cooke, Amelie Fawson ...

Fiona Crawley's fire stirs comeback win for UNC women's tennis at Duke

By Caroline Wills | March 31

Once Fiona Crawley took back control of the pace, she used her deep shots to trap Duke’s Shavit Kimchi in the corners of the court. At that point, head ...

Last-minute goals leave UNC men's lacrosse in two-game losing skid

By Noah Monroe | March 31

“I think as you start a new season with the ACC, everything’s sitting right in front of you," head coach Joe Breschi said, "and that’s why you have ...

Silent book clubs provide ‘distinct sense of community’

By Mila Mascenik | March 31

Silent Book Clubs hosted in North Carolina are spaces for readers to gather and read for an hour, followed by opportunities for community building.