Farewell Column: Super senior signoff
Super senior Malik Jabati signs off as he says goodbye to Chapel Hill this semester.
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Ongoing homicide investigation in Orange County for death of 62-year-old man
A homicide is being investigated by the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
Faculty sign letter in support of student activists arrested in Pittsboro protests
UNC faculty from different departments signed a letter in support of graduate students who were arrested in Pittsboro during a protest.
Calling all music consumers: The Upward Dogs have taken up residency at The Cave
The funk, jazz, and hip hop band will start performing on the third Wednesday of every month as part of a residency at The Cave in Chapel Hill.
Check out student artwork at the 13th annual Print + Art Sale
The event will take place on the third floor of the Hanes Art Center in the John C. Henry Print Shop. "Essentially it’s just a big all-day event at the end of the fall semester where any student artists at UNC can enter and sell artwork".
Column: The 'perfect' gift
"The ‘perfect’ gift for a partner seems ever-elusive, and rightly so. How could it be possible to convey the true complications and complexities of love in an object that can be wrapped in paper and set under a tree? No matter how much you spend, no gift can say what you want to convey better than you could with your own words and actions."
New board member Deon Temne hopes to address diversity in CHCCS
On Nov. 5, Temne along with Ashton Powell and Jillian La Serna were elected to serve their first terms on the CHCCS Board of Education. Returning member Rani Dasi was also chosen to serve another term on the board.
Chapel Hill ranks second statewide in LGBTQ+ equality index, falls behind national cities
Chapel Hill has scored its highest score ever in the LGBTQ+ Equality Index, but due to limitations from HB2, it cannot meet all the needs it wants to.
North Carolina Museum of History exhibit celebrates 200 years of the NC Supreme Court
Willis Whichard, former Associate Justice of the N.C. Supreme Court and two-time UNC graduate, has created an exhibit documenting one of North Carolina’s most powerful institutions.
Hearts will grow three sizes at UNC's annual Grinch reading
The tradition of the bilingual reading of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" will continue this month.
Senate blocks FUTURE Act, which provides funding efforts to HBCUs
The FUTURE Act, a bill that gives $255 million to historically Black colleges and universities, expired in September. Now, the Senate has blocked efforts to renew it.
UNC rowing head coach resigns amid Title IX investigation
Sarah Haney’s resignation came five days after The Daily Tar Heel obtained, through an anonymous source close to the program, an email from athletic director Bubba Cunningham that confirmed the existence of a University Title IX office investigation into the rowing program. The investigation follows complaints made by student-athletes against Haney, the head coach since 2002, and assistant head coach Anthony Brock, including alleged emotional abuse, injury negligence and sexual harassment, according to the person close to the program and a group of five current rowers, all of whom were granted anonymity by the DTH.
Here's how to take care of yourself over the holidays
As holiday stress is at a high, here's how students suggest staying mentally healthy.
Questions surround UNC's surprise Silent Sam settlement with Confederate group
UNC has given the Silent Sam statue to the Sons of Confederate Veterans and established a $2.5 million trust fund for it, but many questions surrounding the secretive decision remain unanswered. When the UNC System announced the settlement agreement on Wednesday, many wondered how the decision came to be and where the money for the trust would come from.
'The University works because we do': UNC grad students win on fees, push on pay
Thanks to a local labor organization, some graduate students don't need to pay mandatory fees on top of their tuition anymore, but there's still there’s still a lot more to be done in the fight for fair compensation.
UNC athletes find allies in effort to avoid eating disorder risks
For more than a decade, UNC's Sports Nutrition department has worked to help its athletes avoid the all-too-common issue of eating disorder development.
Wilson Library tells the story of 400 years of African American migration history
“On the Move: Stories of African American Migration and Mobility” at Wilson Library examines documents, photographs and other materials relevant to six different modes of transportation, such as buses, trains, cars and airplanes and their relationship with African Americans in the past 400 years.
