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(01/29/16 8:13am)
Some students living in McIver Residence Hall have been getting MRSA, and although it can't be proven, they're worried it might've come from the communal bathroom. One doctor disagreed.
(01/28/16 5:35am)
Even after two years, I remember exactly where I was when I found out about the coal ash spill on the Dan River. Not because I particularly care at all about the environment, but rather because my grade depended on it.
(01/26/16 5:23am)
As you know by this point, this is the part of my night when I rack the recesses of my mind for a self-deprecating story that somehow ties into today's news. Unfortunately, a lot of today's news is about drinking or protesting, neither of which I have any familiarity with as a hardworking student and objective journalist.
(01/25/16 7:13am)
A lot of things change from sweet, blissful childhood to whatever abominable half-adult classification taxonomists would put me in right now. And a lot of things stay the same. I still want naps. I cry on a semi-regular basis. I eat a diet of chicken nuggets and spaghetti.
(01/22/16 8:09am)
If you 1) have been mysteriously absent from social media for the past 12 hours, or 2) are, like, ardently doomsday prepping and haven't walked past a DTH box yet: Today brings something you (and we) have never experienced in your time here. Not the snow, although that would've been a fair guess.
(01/21/16 6:20am)
There's a really small place on the coast of North Carolina where I've had the joy of spending two summer vacations. It's a place I've heard locals refer to as BYOB, or "bring your own boy," as testament to the quality of their neighbors.
(01/20/16 6:03am)
An artist recently announced he's going to be undertaking an entire mural series, more or less completely out of his guilt stemming from a connection he felt with a honeybee that died on his apartment floor six years ago.
(01/19/16 6:12am)
Entering my sixth semester at UNC, I've had upwards of $2,000 worth of required textbooks for my classes, which says a lot considering I'm a journalism major and don't need to read anything other than news articles and BuzzFeed quizzes.
(01/15/16 7:32am)
Over the years, I did a lot of things in elementary school to warrant getting the "Danny seriously please not this again" look from my teachers. I undermined my first grade teacher's authority on incorrect nature facts when she tried to feed us lies. I sighed and told teachers I'd already read the books they wanted to read to us. I hit a girl with a banana once.
(01/14/16 6:04am)
If you haven't figured it out by now, I have a Chipotle problem. I have so much of a problem that reading news articles about the E. coli outbreaks makes me hungry for Chipotle. My claim to fame in the office is that I once made it to Chipotle and back in six minutes. Literally. That's what I'm known for.
(01/12/16 5:59am)
For anyone who ended yesterday cowering and wondering how this semester is going to go, one of our beautifully talented digital staff writers is here to help. She summoned the dark mysticisms of astrology and ambiguity to provide you with semi-accurate spring semester horoscopes based on your major(s).
(01/11/16 5:36am)
Welcome back, readers!
(01/04/16 10:40pm)
Though he was clearly not Taylor’s choice of counterpart, Ryan Seacrest could give us the first gift of the new year: the release of “Out of the Woods” (not to be confused with hit Broadway musical “Into the Woods”).
(12/02/15 7:50am)
Note: Today is the last paper of the semester. As such, I'll be taking an Adele-inspired hiatus from the newsletter until we return to school in January. Don't forget about me.
(12/01/15 6:23am)
Though my faults are few and far between, there is one that always stands out. If I consider something a challenge, I am physically incapable of backing down from it. If you need anyone to vouch for me, ask the newsroom. I figured out I could fit 83 candy corn kernels in my mouth while I was writing today's newsletter because I thought I heard someone say I couldn't.
(11/30/15 6:12am)
After I moved here in the third grade, I had exactly three friends. They were Ashley, who didn't really have a choice because she lived next-door, and her parents made her be my friend; Mrs. Jones, my teacher whose accent I couldn't really understand; and Daisy, who was Mrs. Jones' pet rat.
(11/24/15 6:25am)
I don't like playing sports. If you're a new reader, or maybe just have the observation powers of a below-average pug, you might not've known this. But Thanksgiving changes something in me. For this one day a year, I'm wholeheartedly invested in America's thrilling, fast-paced, full-contact pastime. Of course, I'm referring to Black Friday shopping.
(11/23/15 6:55am)
Thanksgiving is a special day. Your family members get together in the same space for more than three hours without killing one another. You eat turkey. Everyone is culturally obligated to sit down and watch Macy's Campiest Event in American History. Then there's a dog show you can watch while you're avoiding football.
(11/20/15 5:59am)
One of our staff writers just put out a "life hacks" blog on making playlists for parties. And as someone who's seen his unfair share of college galas, I'm a bit of an expert on what works and what doesn't. That and I'm a complete music elitist.
(11/19/15 6:22am)
A UNC professor recently took his computer science class on an impromptu trip to TOPO. My experiences in school trips had fewer bar tabs and a lot more permission slips, but I feel inspired to share a timeline of my field trip history. It goes as follows.