Swimming and Diving -

Chapboro Book Crawl celebrates local independent bookstores

By Caroline King | October 1

On Sunday, the Chapboro Book Crawl was held at four bookstores across Chapel Hill and Carrboro: Flyleaf Books, Golden Fig Books, Epilogue Books Chocolate ...

20240925_richards_city-gizmos-new-brewery-opening-571.jpg

Clouds Brewing opens new location on Franklin Street, replacing Gizmo Brew Works

By Makenzie Mills | October 1

Clouds Brewing will be offering trivia night on Tuesdays and Thursdays — just like Gizmo Brew Works did.

1,2,3 Puppetry combines social justice and entertainment

By Erin Mun | October 1

1,2,3 Puppetry is an entertainment company based in Chapel Hill, started by Sol Ramirez when he was a kid. Now, Ramirez is a student at the University ...

'They knew that they used excessive force': Student activist served search warrant

By Aisha Baiocchi | October 1

When served with a search warrant on Friday morning, in relation to the vandalism done on Sept 19, student activist Laura Saavedra says she was pushed ...

Hark the Pod: Soccer Triumphs, Football Stumbles

By Luther Walker , McKenzie Bulris , Beckett Brantley , Natalie Bradin , Caroline Wills , Harry Crowther and Amelie Fawson | October 1

Hark The Pod is back with Sports Editor Caroline Wills, Senior Writer Harry Crowther and sports writer Beckett Brantley as they recap UNC women’s soccer’s ...

Editorial: Protests are meant to disrupt to make a difference

By Editorial Board | September 30

"As protests related to the genocide in Gaza have emerged, Roberts’ sentiment has been echoed by university administrations across the country. However, ...

Orange County prepares for their annual PlantFest featuring over 2,000 plants

By Emily Dudash | September 30

PlantFest features nearly 2,000 plants and hosts many educational displays and workshops with hands-on options for children. Around 75 percent of the ...

UNC's first on-campus vaccine clinic opens Wednesday

New N.C. health disparities report highlights inequities among marginalized groups

By Brantley Aycock | September 30

The report analyzes health disparities across several population groups and finds overwhelming differences among groups.

The DTH defeats The Duke Chronicle, 28-21, in second annual flag football game

By Emma Moon | September 30

In one of the most highly-anticipated matchups of the year, The Daily Tar Heel and The Duke Chronicle held their second annual flag football game on Thursday ...

Bolin Creek Trail concrete pipes to be redecorated by local muralists

By Jackson Fromm | September 30

20 pipes along the Bolin Creek Trail, which stretches from MLK Jr. Boulevard to Franklin Street, will be painted with murals by local artists later this ...

20240929-lifestyle-rachel-despard-album-release-contrib

‘Feeling more authentic to me’: Alumni gets ready to release debut album

By Ashley Burnette | September 30

On Oct. 27 UNC alumna Rachel Despard will release her debut album "The Gardener," alongside fellow UNC alumnus Ben McEntire. "The Gardener" deals with ...

20240929_Reynolds_lifestyle-carrboro-film-festival

Carrboro Music Festival showcases community talent

By Michael Melton | September 30

The Carrboro Music Festival, held on Sunday, hosted 100 bands at venues around the Town. The festival brought together a wide variety of musicians and ...

20240929_Guenther_opinion-ackland-campus-accessibility-2.jpg

'One-in-a-million type of leader': UNC senior develops accessible vision care startup

By Diana Lopez Zapata | September 30

UNC senior Sasha Surkin is the CEO and founder of the startup WeyeZE, a company that creates self-corrective glasses kits to address geographic and financial ...

Setters Zoe Behrendt and Taylor Eisert guide UNC volleyball to sixth-straight win

By Megan Smith | September 30

Behrendt and Eisert's consistency propelled the Tar Heels to a 3-1 win over Boston College on Sunday afternoon.

20240929_Moore_lifestyle-diaspora-film-festival-2024-76.jpg

Premiere of the Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film takes audiences on an international journey

By Morgan Perry | September 30

On Sept. 26, the Stone Center hosted the premiere of the Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film at Varsity Theatre. The premiere included showings ...

Community reflects on recent school violence threats in CHCCS

By Reyna Drake | September 30

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools entered secure mode this week after a threatening post began circulating on social media. The Chapel Hill Police ...

opinion-fever-points-women’s-sports-3.jpg

Column: Women's sports deserve attendance — even without Fever points

By Cooper Hall | September 30

"While the current incentivization of women’s sports is demoralizing and attendance numbers are disappointing, I don’t think all hope is entirely ...

20240929_Khue Nguyen_lifestyle-spence-whitman-comedy-1.jpg

UNC student Spence Whitman prepares for first comedy show

By Sophia Graci | September 30

On Oct. 11, Spence Whitman is set to headline his first-ever comedy show at Varsity Theatre titled "Problem Solved." The show was first conceptualized ...

Full-ride scholarship honors alumni, supports incoming student writers

By Lana Maizel | September 30

UNC first-year Jonas Laukoter received this year's Thomas Wolfe Scholarship, which provides a full-ride for all four years at the University. Earlier ...

Column: Make your gratitude more than reciprocal

By Teo Almaguer | September 30

"These crossing guards, nor any other UNC employee, should not be expected to initiate kindness to receive it in return."