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TransparUNCy hosts teach-in, discusses surveillance and police presence

By Alyssa Acevedo | November 12

Julian Taylor and Christina Huang led a presentation about the history of policing in N.C. and recent UNCPD actions on campus.

Column: Individuals are not institutions

By Madelyn Rowley | November 12

"To flippantly suggest cutting contact with those who do not politically align with oneself is a gaudy display of disregard for diversity of thought." ...

Hark the Pod: Basketball, Football and Postseason Talk

By Luther Walker , Matthew Maynard , Emma Moon , Caroline Wills , Anna Page Lancaster and Amelie Fawson | November 12

In this episode of Hark The Pod, Sports Editor Caroline Wills is joined by assistants Emma Moon and Matthew Maynard and senior writer Anna Page Lancaster ...

Column: Democrats, shift your blame off third parties and onto yourselves

By Natalie McCarthy | November 11

"If you still want to win over third-party voters, show that your cause is worth joining."

Orange County, Chapel Hill, Carrboro approve master plan for Greene Tract

By Brantley Aycock | November 11

In 1984, the Town of Chapel Hill, the Town of Carrboro and Orange County purchased an 167-acre of land to use as a future landfill. Now, that land will ...

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Preview: On-campus dance groups prepare for fall shows

By Sophia Graci | November 11

Various on-campus dance groups are preparing their fall shows in the upcoming weeks, including Que Rico, UNC Ballroom, Carolina Vibe and Blank Canvas. ...

NCDPI receives $4 million grant to implement durable skills in education

By Emily Dudash | November 11

The grant will help fund the Skills for the Future program in three North Carolina, providing tools to value students' interpersonal and professional ...

'Work hard and good things happen': Chapel Hill horsewoman inducted into N.C. Hall of Fame

By Isaac Carter | November 11

Libby Gorman Williams has been inducted into the N.C. Livestock Hall of Fame as a display of her life's work as an equestrian.

Comprehensive Advanced Medical Program of Spanish celebrates 20 years

By Ryan Parsaee | November 11

CAMPOS hopes to address the need for Spanish-speaking medical professionals in North Carolina.

Wholesome performance of 'Papageno's Perilous Pastiche' expands opera's audience

By Margaret Hungate | November 11

UNC opera performed Papageno's Perilous Pastiche on Saturday and Sunday as part of the Martha Flowers Ensemble Series. The performance was directed by ...

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Preview: Upcoming a cappella shows for the fall 2024 season

By Jaya Nadella | November 11

Various on-campus a capella groups are preparing to perform their fall showcases, including the Loreleis, Walk-Ons and Tar Heel Voices. Other a capella ...

Local couple celebrates ten years of supporting artisans through Carrboro Bazaar

By Alexis Dorf | November 11

On Sunday, the Carrboro Bazaar returned to the Carrboro Town Commons for a holiday bazaar featuring a variety of vendors and activities.

Amid legislative efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, some students are considering how a Trump administration might change the health care landscape — including access to contraceptive measures like IUDs. DTH file 2017.

Students express difficulty obtaining IUD appointments post-election

By Maria Sullivan | November 11

“The first thing I thought of when I woke up in the morning and saw the result [of the election] was, I need to talk to my parents and make an appointment,” ...

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'Like Cinderella': Professor Mark McCombs' impact transcends his sparkly heels

By Darby McBride | November 11

Mark McCombs described working with students as a gift.

Nationwide racist texts target UNC students in the Black community

By Ananya Cox and Daneen Khan | November 11

Many Black UNC students have received anonymous racist texts, like many students nationwide. Government officials on the local and national level are ...

Column: Maybe Trump is a fascist, but that’s who the American people want

By Hailie Davidson | November 11

"From border policy to economics to education, the ultraconservatism espoused by Trump is eerily similar to the fascist practices of historically authoritarian ...

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Two UNC BOT members to resign after winning state elections

By Emmy Benton | November 11

David Boliek was appointed to the Board of Trustees by the UNC System Board of Governors, while Brad Briner was appointed by the N.C. General Assembly. ...

Waffle House workers demand better labor conditions, increased security

By Jessica Baugh | November 11

Following the tragic death of an 18-year-old Waffle House employee, other Waffle House workers demand better security and support in their workplace.

Column: The climate crisis is a worldwide issue, but fixing it starts with our local communities

By Maggie Mead | November 11

"Often, the responsibility of sustainability is placed on individuals, rendering it a commendable personal virtue rather than a necessity for the preservation ...