'Making space and bearing witness': Black artists at UNC discuss creativity, community
For De'Ivyion Drew, art is a love ballad.
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For De'Ivyion Drew, art is a love ballad.
The walls of Karen Moon’s home are covered in photographs gifted to her by Dan Sears, a UNC alumnus, North Carolina native, former University photographer and photojournalist.
Update 6/06/2023, 10:00 a.m.: The suspect has been identified and charges are pending, according to UNC Police, who is handling the case.
In 2014, Students for Fair Admission filed a lawsuit against UNC's use of affirmative action in admissions, a case that has since made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. A decision will be announced before the court's session ends on June 26.
The Daily Tar Heel's Eliza Benbow sat down with Student Body President Christopher Everett to discuss his administration's plans for the school year and his advice for incoming students.
At the UNC Board of Trustees board meeting on May 18, board members discussed updates to the planning of the School of Civic Life and Leadership, swore in 2023-24 Student Body President Christopher Everett and reviewed the committee meetings on May 17.
Finding community in college was a lot different than Jannah Said, a junior majoring in quantitative biology, anticipated.
The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed affordable housing and zoning at its meeting on April 26. The council also approved funding plans, discussed conditional zoning and received updates from various affordable housing initiatives in the Town.
Local record stores celebrated Record Store Day on Saturday with exclusive new vinyl releases and musical performances.
Orange County sees increased reliance on behavioral and mental health disciplinary resources, which provide diversion options for adolescents and children who would otherwise enter the juvenile court system.
Some residents of University Gardens, an affordable housing complex in Chapel Hill, have continued to receive eviction notices — a process that began drawing community attention at the end of June 2022 and has continued through this year.
On the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, community members dressed in blue and yellow crouched in front of a growing collection of candles lining the pathway toward the North Carolina State Capitol.
The Black press has been an integral part of advocacy and representation of the Black community in North Carolina for over a century.
Content warning: This article contains mentions of harassment.
Loy Long Jr. has been living in his current home in the Northside neighborhood in Chapel Hill for about a year, but his roots in the neighborhood run deep.
Public universities can no longer consider race in admissions, a practice known as affirmative action, following a 6-3 decision released by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday morning.
Although people of color make up about a third of North Carolina’s rural population, 95 percent of agricultural producers in the state are white, according to the 2017 Census of Agriculture.
Evan Jones, a local resident who deals with health issues and is often around others who are immunocompromised, still wears his mask all the time.
Republicans have reclaimed a majority of the North Carolina Supreme Court with the election of Judge Richard Dietz to Seat 3 and Trey Allen to Seat 5.
N.C. Sen. Valerie Foushee (D-Chatham, Orange) has defeated Republican candidate Courtney Geels and will represent the 4th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives.