Caitlyn Yaede is the 2023-24 print managing editor of The Daily Tar Heel and oversees weekly print production. She previously served as the DTH's opinion editor and summer editor. Caitlyn is a public policy master's student at UNC.
The University will cancel all classes for Wednesday, Sept. 13, according to email communications sent to UNC faculty.
No shots have been fired on UNC's campus, according to a top University official. A man allegedly brandished a gun at Alpine Bagel over an employment-related conflict, the official said. The University sent an all-clear Alert Carolina update at 2:11 p.m.
UNC classes are canceled on Wednesday, according to an Alert Carolina message sent at 3:24 p.m on Tuesday. This comes after a UNC student is charged with first-degree murder for shooting and killing a faculty member at Caudill Laboratories on Monday.
The 2022-23 Graduate and Professional Student Government President Theodore Nollert announced his candidacy for Chapel Hill Town Council on Monday. Summer Editor Caitlyn Yaede sat down with Theodore Nollert on July 11 to discuss his decision to run for town council and his goals if elected.
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden's executive order, forgiving up to $20,000 in student loans for select borrowers.
"I am not the first person to share this advice, nor will I be the last. Moving into your first college dorm room is a formative experience in your young adult life and I’m here to make sure you have everything you need to be a full-time Tar Heel."
Amid a wave of legislation concerning transgender people — like H.B. 808 and H.B. 574 in the N.C. General Assembly — local clinics and health care providers offer gender-affirming healthcare within their specializations and practices.
Chapel Hill Town Council member Adam Searing announced his intent to run for mayor of Chapel Hill on Wednesday evening. He proposed improvements to the Town's budget, the expansion of affordable housing — but not through eliminating single family zoning restrictions — and improving the accessibility of natural spaces.
"To combat the commencement blues, we embarked on a journey to our favorite Franklin St. spots, but we didn’t order our usual go-to beverages. Instead, we asked for bartenders’ specials, 'secret menu' libations and the most underrated drinks offered."
"We are honored to use our collective voice to express what we feel is best for our fellow students, faculty and staff of the University. This year’s race, however, looks different than in years past."
Junior business major Rebecca Felicelli, a co-founder, manager and barista at Blue House Cafe on Franklin Street, prepares a cup of coffee in the cafe on Dec. 2, 2021.
Rebecca Kreitzer is an associate professor of public policy at UNC, interested in policy inequality and the political factors that shape this inequality.
DTH Photo Illustration. Girlboss culture only serves white, wealthy and educated women who pursue opportunities in white-collar industries, says senior writer Caitlyn Yaede.
