UNC students play pickup basketball
By Amanda Lalezarian and Alexis Jordan | September 25UNC students don’t depend on athletic scholarships to continue doing what they love. Watch some students who like to play pickup basketball at both Wollen and Fetzer gym in their free time.
Library recognizes banned books through art
By Mary Stevens , Karla Jimenez and Candace Howze | September 24The Chapel Hill Public Library is celebrating Banned Books Week by handing out seven different trading cards, featuring local artists’ depictions of banned or challenged books.
This Is SportsDesk: UNC Women's Soccer
By Daniel Wilco and Brittany Hendricks | September 9In an homage to ESPN’s “This is SportsCenter,” The Daily Tar Heel sports desk presents a new series: “This is SportsDesk.”
UNC defeats Middle Tennessee State | 20-40
By Amanda Lalezarian and Brittany Hendricks | September 8UNC took on Middle Tennessee State University in their first home game of the season at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. Watch some of the best highlights from the game and see what Coach Larry Fedora had to say about his team’s progress.
This Is SportsDesk V-Log #1
By Brittany Hendricks | September 7The Sports Desk takes on their biggest challengers yet. Did they rise to the occasion? What did they have to do? Who did they have to play? What was at stake? Find out on Wednesday, September 11.
#1 UNC defeat #2 UCLA in tournament game
By Brittany Hendricks | September 7The number 1 ranked UNC Women’s soccer team took on #2 UCLA in the Duke Nike Classic Tournament. Watch as the two teams battle it out on the field, and hear what Crystal Dunn had to say about the team’s stellar win.
Sororities enjoy Bid-Day
By Brittany Hendricks | September 4On Tuesday, September 3, UNC sororities gathered in the quad to celebrate with their new sisters. The afternoon was filled with chants, singing, and a whirlwind of hugs and emotions.
NAACP rally calls for change in North Carolina
By Mary Stevens | August 29The N.C. NAACP held a rally in each of the state’s 13 congressional districts on Wednesday. The rallies protested recent laws passed by the N.C. General Assembly. They coincided with and commemorated the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.‘s March on Washington. An estimated 300 people attended the Franklin Street rally, “Taking the Dream Home to Chapel Hill.” Read the full story.
This Is SportsDesk: Rameses
By Mary Stevens and Daniel Wilco | August 27In an homage to ESPN’s “This is SportsCenter,” The Daily Tar Heel sports desk presents a new series: “This is SportsDesk.”
UNC volleyball scrimmage
By Alexis Jordan and Brittany Hendricks | August 25The UNC volleyball team is gearing up for what it believes will be another successful season. Tar Heels within the university and the community filled Fetzer Gym A to watch these ladies battle it out in a light-hearted scrimmage. See what coach Joe Segula had to say about his team’s progress.
Fresh Advice
By Brittany Hendricks | August 22Seniors give advice to freshmen based on their college experience at UNC.
All Up In Your Business: Hummus Cafe
By Mary Stevens | August 19The Mediterranean restaurant Hummus Cafe has taken over a location on Franklin Street formerly occupied by the popular eatery Hot Dogs & Brew. Read more All Up In Your Business.
Students enjoy rain-free Fall Fest
By Mary Stevens and Brittany Hendricks | August 19UNC’s class of 2017 was welcomed with open arms last night at Fall Fest 2013 — a campus-wide event where students get to choose from over 200 student organizations. This year the rain was not a factor, and the students got to enjoy the festivities without fear of staying out of the rain. Check out all the highlights from this year’s Fall Fest.
UNC football training camp
By Brittany Hendricks | August 17The UNC Football team wrapped up their final day of training camp on Friday. Coach Larry Fedora reflects on the progress of his team, how the freshmen athletes are adjusting, and how his team is preparing for their first game of the season against South Carolina.
Sugarland Bakery serves up a sweet graduation
By Liz Crampton and Megan Cassella | May 11Graduation is the busiest weekend of the year for Franklin Street’s Sugarland Bakery, with more than 100 custom-made cakes baked and decorated in time to celebrate the big day.
Tom Jensen: North Carolina baseball super fan
By Brooke Pryor | April 24Tom Jensen is the No. 1 UNC baseball team’s biggest fan. His goal is create a formidable atmosphere for opponents traveling to Boshamer Stadium to take on the Tar Heels. Read the full story.
Parker & Otis
By Colleen McEnaney and Mwiti Murungi | April 17Owner Jennings Brody discusses the Durham community’s strong support of local businesses.
Human Rights Center
By Jocelyn Jia and Lily Fagan | April 15The Chapel Hill and Carrboro Human Rights Center will remain open.
