As the holiday season approaches, what better way to get into the spirit — and procrastinate on studying for finals — than to liven up your dorm with some festive DIY decorations?
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of “Space Jam,” we asked Tar Heels about their feelings and memories associated with the iconic '90s flick.
At 3 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 10, a collective sigh of relief was heard in select dorms around campus and around the world.
If you’re reading this, that means the spookiest time of the year (besides finals season) is over.
It’s time to calm down about clowns. Maybe you never panicked in the first place, or maybe you thought twice about going out at night alone.
Over 40 percent of millennials have tattoos, according to the Pew Research Center, and we’re telling the stories of the UNC students and Chapel Hill/Carrboro residents who fall into that 40 percent.
As the sweltering summer months give way to the cooler breezes of fall, another seasonal trend has arrived. The flavor of the season: pumpkin spice.
After the initial back-to-school rush, we thought it fitting to reflect on simpler times. What trends have changed from middle school (and even earlier) and what trends haven’t?
For Nick Bafia, sophomore and photographer for The Daily Tar Heel, it was all about finding the most iconic “UNC” things on campus and making them his own.
Sixteen-year-old Trajan Wellington was the recipient of this year’s Brian Friesen Award at MerleFest for his banjo-playing skills. Staff writer Connie Jin spoke with Wellington about his love for banjo.
