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'He’s a dog, he’s a killer, he works hard': RJ Davis' rise from New York Gauchos to dominance in the ACC

By Shelby Swanson and Gwen Peace | March 5

Before RJ Davis was known for his sharp shooting and subsequent 3-point goggle celebration, he played with goggles.

Word on the Street: How community members feel about this year's primaries

By Sarah Clements | March 5

March 5 is primary election day for federal, state and county races in North Carolina. The Daily Tar Heel's Sarah Clements asked Chapel Hill voters about ...

Orange County robotics competition uplifts students in STEM

By Grace Whittemore | March 5

FIRST — which stands for For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology — is a global nonprofit organization that aims to help young people ...

Preview: Breaking down UNC's path through the 2024 Ally ACC Women's Basketball Tournament

By Harry Crowther | March 5

Here's a breakdown of potential matchups in the ACC Tournament for UNC women's hoops.

An inside look into K-ville: What the UNC-Duke Rivalry means to students

By Emma Moon | March 5

Why Duke students remain undeterred from tenting despite the stern Krzyzewskiville policies.

UNC women's tennis forced to adapt after Reese Brantmeier's season-ending injury

By Caroline Wills | March 5

Reese Brantmeier, the nationally-ranked No. 2 singles player and a member of the No. 1 doubles team, is out for the season after tearing her meniscus ...

Hark the Pod: Duke Defeated...Again

By Shelby Swanson , Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Gwen Peace , Natalie Bradin and Daniel Wei | March 5

In this episode of Hark the Pod, DTH sports editors recap UNC women's basketball victory over Duke. This win came as a pleasant surprise after a recent ...

Column: Complacency in the face of genocide is complicity

By Harry Black | March 4

"This is how a genocide happens. With near-complete complacency."

Column: Lessons we can all learn from Black feminism

By Emma Culley | March 4

"Throughout history, mainstream feminism has focused on the narrow concerns of upper and middle-class white women, and while discourse over last ...

UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media hosts first ever Black History Showcase

By Michael Singleton | March 4

Organized by a group of students in the school, the event spotlighted the work and achievements of Black Hussman students, alumni, staff and faculty.

Students share their plans to get away from spring semester stress over break

By Margaret Hungate | March 4

Students are taking a pause from classes and spending their anticipated spring breaks in places from Scotland and Jamaica to Florida and Chapel Hill.

Graduate Student Experience Initiative works to prioritize mental health among students

By Cormac Baxter | March 4

The initiative, made up of 112 members across five working groups, will recommend ways to promote the well-being of graduate students at the university. ...

‘A battle for public education': Leandro case could impact future UNC students

By Olivia Metelo | March 4

The case examines K-12 students’ statewide access to a “sound basic education” in public schools and the state government’s responsibility in ...

Column: Playlists — the sixth love language

By Ellie Kollme | March 4

"There is no other gift that demonstrates how close you feel to someone, the impact they have on you and how well you know them."

Groups with ideological differences endorse in OCS Board of Education race

By Sarah Smiley | March 4

Hauser, Johnson and Shriner have all been endorsed by the Friends of Orange County Schools — a group concerned with issues like graphic ...

Today is primary election day. Here's what to know before you vote

By Caroline Horne | March 4

March 5 is primary election day for federal, state and county offices, as well as the Board of Education election for Orange County Schools and Orange ...

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New anthology keeps the songs and traditions of American roots music alive

By Adele Harris | March 4

Released on Feb. 16, "Song Keepers: A 30 Year Anthology," tells the stories of over 75 blues, roots, folk and gospel musicians who have worked with Music ...

UNC Ethics Bowl goes undefeated, wins national championship

By Aidan Lockhart and Zoe Sinclair | March 4

The members of the UNC Ethics Bowl team became national champions on Feb. 25, going undefeated through seven rounds of competition against a field of ...

Three Democratic candidates are on the ballot for Orange County BOCC district 2

By Jessica Hudnut | March 4

Four Board seats are up for election in 2024.