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Participants of UNC Musical Empowerment's outdoor senior recital pictured last year in the Gene Stroud Community Rose Garden. Photo by Alex Berenfeld.

UNC Musical Empowerment continues free music lessons for children, even online

By Lily Chubb | Sep. 14

Musical Empowerment's UNC chapter breaks down financial barriers to music lessons and instrument access for K-12 students, and continued provided lessons — online — during the pandemic. Involved students value the opportunity to share their love for music and be mentors. “I really like being able to use what I've learned about guitar and teach younger people to have an interest in music,” mentor Isabel Morris said.

Gov. Roy Cooper speaks Thursday at Pizzeria Mercato in Carrboro, which recently implemented a vaccination requirement to dine there.

Gov. Cooper vetoes bill barring public schools from teaching critical race theory

By Alexandra Myers | Sep. 13

“The legislature should be focused on supporting teachers, helping students recover lost learning, and investing in our public schools,” Gov. Cooper said in a Sept. 10 press release. “Instead, this bill pushes calculated, conspiracy-laden politics into public education."

Faculty Executive Committee talks vaccination rates, racial equity and provost search

By Emily Shih | Sep. 13

Committee members discussed the Roadmap for Racial Equity, COVID-19 policies, vaccination rates and the ongoing provost search at their Sept. 13 meeting.

(From left to right) Political committee member Daniel Kang, President Anna Hattle and Senior Advisor Jessie Huang of the Asian American Student Association prepare to address the members of the organization in Bingham Hall on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019.

Looking back at 30 years of the Asian American Students Association

By Amy Xu | Sep. 13

Amid the challenges of a virtual school year and COVID-19 last year, one of UNC’s first Asian-interest organizations — now called the Asian American Students Association (AASA) — remained strong. “The idea of having an Asian American community – it was something that I hadn’t grown up with before,” AASA president Katrina Jagadeesan said. “After meeting a couple of the members and getting to know them and participating, that was something I was missing in my life.”

UNC players celebrate after scoring a goal at the soccer game against Washington on Thursday August 19, 2021 at the Dorrance Field.

Analysis: With ACC play looming, UNC's women's soccer remains unbeaten — for now

By Lindsey Ware | Sep. 13

The No. 2 UNC women’s soccer team stands unbeaten after seven games as the Tar Heels now look to preserve their dominance in ACC play.

John Mulaney performs onstage at NRDC's "Night of Comedy" Benefit, in partnership with Discovery, Inc. hosted by Seth Meyers, on April 30, 2019, in New York City. Photo Courtesy of Getty Images.

Editorial: John Mulaney doesn't owe us anything

By Editorial Board | Sep. 13

"We can’t help but feel sympathy for Tendler, and even some outrage at Mulaney. But we can realize that we don’t know — and will likely never know — the big picture."

In this week's office DJ, Audience Engagement Editor Olivia Rojas celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo courtesy of Olivia Rojas.

Office DJ: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

By Olivia Rojas | Sep. 13

"I love latin music — that’s it. That’s the article."

Column: What made today's North Carolina economy?

Sep. 13

"Today, the Big Three accounts for less than 10 percent of the state’s aggregate economic production. In place of the Big Three is the new 'Big Five' sectors of technology, pharmaceuticals, banking, food processing and vehicle parts."

DTH Photo Illustration. Assistant Photo Editor Ira Wilder poses by a guitar as he prepares to review Kacey Musgrave's new genre-bending country album, "star-crossed."

Column: Musgraves' "star-crossed" reaches cosmic heights of heartbreak

By Ira Wilder | Sep. 13

"The fact that 'Golden Hour' and 'breadwinner' were written within four years about the same person quite honestly incites personal trust issues."

Senior Lissie Rivera is UNC's First-Generation Student Association (FGSA) President. FGSA works to "establish a sense of community on campus; there’s so many different identities that first-generation students have in addition to being first-gens” according to Rivera.

'Something to be celebrated': First-Generation Student Association creates community and support

By Amy Xu | Sep. 13

The First-Generation Student Association at UNC aims to create a community that celebrates the difficulties and successes associated with being a first-generation student. To help first-generation students transition to college life, FGSA hosts a variety of social and professional development events. On Sept. 15, FGSA will be hosting an event called “Advocating for Yourself as a First-Gen,” where they will discuss email etiquette, how to be heard outside of the classroom and how to ask for recommendation letters.

UNC junior environmental studies and business major Maxwell Lewin is a barista and chief sustainability officer at The Meantime Coffee Company, which operates in the lobby of the Campus Y. Lewin delivers a chai latte on Sept. 13.

The Meantime Coffee Co. celebrates five years

By Valeria Cloës | Sep. 13

The Meantime Coffee Co. was opened in 2016 by three UNC students. Now, it looks forward to continuing to serve coffee on campus to in-person students.

Shang Chi: Legend of the Ten Rings hit movie theaters on September 3, 2021. Its release has prompted conversation about Asian-American representation in film. Shang Chi is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first Asian superhero.

Marvel’s “Shang-Chi” release sparks conversation about representation in film

By Ellis Riggsbee | Sep. 13

Marvel’s latest film, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," is the first of its kind in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both led and ensembled by actors of Asian descent.

The bluegrass band Hard Drive performs at the Tracks Music Series concert on September 9th, 2021. The Tracks Music Series is a free event that takes place every Thursday evening during September at University Place and features local Chapel Hill musicians.

Tracks offers free, outdoor concerts through the end of September

By Charlotte Easley | Sep. 12

Over the course of the month, concerts will continue to be held on each consecutive Thursday in a parking lot at University Place with featured musical acts from Tracks Music Library.

DTH Photo Illustration. Cheugy trends on TikTok, such as Ugg boots, are not very affordable.

Editorial: We're over the 'cheugy' trend

By Editorial Board | Sep. 12

"As humorous as it can be to reminisce on old styles of our childhood, the “cheugy” trend does have its flaws."

Jeff Nash, retiring CHCCS spokesperson, sits on the steps outside of his Apex home with his dog, Darby.

Jeff Nash retires from CHCCS after leaving an impact across the community and state

By Isabella Reilly | Sep. 12

“He would always say, ‘from your Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools,’” Robin Nucilli, communications specialist for CHCCS, said. “He wanted everybody to own and realize they have an impact on the school district, whether you are a parent, a student or staff member.”

UNC junior defensive back Giovanni Biggers (27) and first year linebacker Power Echols (23) tackle a Georgia State player at the game on Sept. 11 at Kenan Stadium. UNC won 59-17.

No. 24 UNC football shows defensive improvements in 59-17 win over Georgia State

By Austin Bean | Sep. 12

Since halftime of their season-opening loss against Virginia Tech, the Tar Heels have only given up 20 points and two touchdowns. Young players stood out Saturday. First-year linebacker Power Echols got the first interception of his career early in the fourth quarter and sophomore defensive lineman Myles Murphy got a sack and forced two tackles for loss. Fellow sophomores Desmond Evans and Ja'Qurious Conley also added tackles for losses. The Tar Heels play next against Virginia, a tough matchup that looms on Sept. 18.

Sophomore Lamar Richards was elected UNC's 2021-2022 student body president on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021, defeating his opponent, junior Keshav Javvadi. Photo courtesy of Hanna Wondmagegn.

Editorial: UNC administration has plenty of its own 'publicity stunts'

By Editorial Board | Sep. 12

"It seems as if any criticisms of the administration by students can be brushed aside as “publicity stunts,” and go unaddressed by University leaders."

UNC junior quarterback Sam Howell (7) prepares to shotgun the ball during the Tar Heels' home matchup in Kenan Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021 against the Georgia State Panthers.

No. 24 UNC's offense returns to form, as Kenan Stadium returns to full capacity

By Jeremiah Holloway | Sep. 12

“I love playing at Kenan and I think we have a really big home field advantage," senior defensive lineman Raymond Vohasek said. "I think the fans were great tonight and I think it’s gonna be great through the season.”

UNC senior wide receiver Antoine Green (3) scores a touchdown at the game against Georgia State on Sept. 11 at Kenan Stadium. UNC 59-17.

No. 24 UNC football runs away from Georgia State in 59-17 win

By Austin Bean | Sep. 12

After dropping the season opener to Virginia Tech, the No. 24 North Carolina football team (1-1, 0-1 ACC) bounced back Saturday night, beating the Georgia State Panthers (0-2, 0-0 Sun Belt), 59-17.