"And lastly, a thank you to the DTH, for not only giving me a home, but for letting me chase my journalism dreams one more time. I don’t think I’ll know how much I’ll miss you until I’m gone."
Black Ink taught me how to be a writer, the Daily Tar Heel trained me how to be a reporter and the Raleigh News & Observer showed me how to be a professional.
"The guilt of leaving this place will continue to haunt me, even after I am gone, but it is because of that sinking feeling, I know I have made my time in this beautiful town worthwhile."
"I was voted biggest Taylor Swift fan in the office last year, so it’s only fitting that I explain these last four years through her songs."
Digital Managing Editor Will Melfi reflects on his time at UNC.
Editorial Managing Editor Brandon Standley is leaving The Daily Tar Heel — armed with wisdom, Taylor Swift lyrics and an emotional playlist.
With one final byline, University Desk senior writer Cynthia Dong shares some secrets about UNC — and The Daily Tar Heel.
Opinion Editor Paige Masten says goodbye to The Daily Tar Heel.
Nathan Wesley says farewell to a self-enlightened piece of his heart as he leaves the Daily Tar Heel to discover his next journey in life.
Director of Enterprise Maeve Sheehey says goodbye to The Daily Tar Heel — and talks about her love of sitcoms.
Editor-in-chief Anna Pogarcic says goodbye to The Daily Tar Heel.
Former Sports Editor Ryan Wilcox writes his final story for The Daily Tar Heel.
Assistant copy editor Catherine Morgan writes her first (and last) column for The Daily Tar Heel.
Ramishah Maruf bids a bittersweet farewell to The Daily Tar Heel.
Former sports editor Brian Keyes has one last request for the readers of The Daily Tar Heel before he graduates.
Editorial Board member Vance Stiles writes his final column for The Daily Tar Heel.
Editorial Board member Liam Bendezu writes his final column for The Daily Tar Heel.
"As we trudge through this pandemic, the magical moments we all miss are moments of connection to our friends and loved ones. But you have an opportunity to keep the spark of connection going by being kind to those who still surround you — in person or virtually."
"I’ll always be proud of our newsroom’s pursuit of serving not just the campus community, but the town and state as a whole."