A storm drain in Chapel Hill collects water and dirt at a Chapel Hill intersection.
The Durham-Chapel Hill-Carbooro Metropolitan Planning Organization will update the regional 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.
Students gathered outside of Wilson Library throughout the day on Wednesday to enjoy the company of puppies and one another.
DTH Photo Illustration. A student studies in the Undergraduate Library on Oct. 4, 2021. It was announced last week that University of North Carolina Libraries will undergo a $2 million budget cut over the next fiscal year. The proposed budget cut will reduce the purchase of new texts and journal subscriptions available to students.
Students congregate in Davis Library on Oct. 4, 2021. It was announced last week that University of North Carolina Libraries will undergo a $2 million budget cut this fiscal year and $3 million over the next. The proposed budget cut will reduce the purchase of new texts and journal subscriptions available to students.
DTH Photo Illustration. It was announced last week that University of North Carolina Libraries will undergo a $2 million budget cut over the next fiscal year. The proposed budget cut will reduce the purchase of new texts and journal subscriptions available to students.
DTH Photo Illustration. It was announced last week that UNC Libraries will undergo a $2 million budget cut over the next fiscal year that is expected to reduce the libraries’ purchases and subsciptions to academic journals.
It was announced last week that UNC Libraries will undergo a $2 million budget cut over the next fiscal year that is expected to reduce the libraries’ purchases and subscriptions to academic journals.
DTH Photo Illustration. In a meeting on Sept. 22, the Chapel Hill Town Council discussed a Climate Action Implementation Plan. The plan includes several green transportation initiatives including wider bike racks to accommodate electric bicycles and a path between MLK Jr. Boulevard and Franklin Street for walking and biking.
DTH Photo Illustration. In a meeting on Sept. 22, the Chapel Hill Town Council discussed a Climate Action Implementation Plan. The plan includes several green transportation initiatives including wider bike racks to accommodate electric bicycles and a path between MLK Jr. Boulevard and Franklin Street for walking and biking.
