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Jamey Cross is the assistant for the City/State, National desk at The Daily Tar Heel.

Column: For local election coverage, let us be your source

The OC Voice is a portion of the OC Report newsletter where local residents may have a platform to talk about local issues they care about. This week, Assistant City & State Editor Jamey Cross is breaking down all the 2019 election coverage you can expect to see from The Daily Tar Heel this fall.

Where do 2020 presidential candidates stand on student debt?

Forward Marissa Creatore (33) celebrates after assisting Catherine Hayden (8) in scoring UNC's third goal against William & Mary during the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Karen Shelton Stadium Friday. UNC field hockey advances to the second round of the NCAA Tournament after defeating William & Mary 4-0.

Late goal from Creatore completes UNC field hockey's comeback versus Princeton

UNC midfielder Jack Skahan (8) drives the ball forward against Virginia Tech at Finley Fields on Nov. 4, 2018.

UNC men’s soccer ‘locked in’ for 6-0 win over Harvard

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First-year outside hitter Destiny Cox (1) prepares to strike the ball during the Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018 game against FSU. UNC lost the game 3-0.

UNC volleyball drops two of three matches in UC Irvine/Adidas Invitational

By Torre Netkovick

In the UC Irvine/Adidas Invitational, the North Carolina volleyball team won its first game of the against the host school, while dropping matches against California and UNLV.

Gaby Aleman, a sophomore representative from CHispA, speaks out against sexual violence at the Stand with Survivors Rally at the Peace and Justice Plaza on September 16, 2016.

Student Government launches Red Zone Initiative to battle sexual assault on campus

By Anna Southwell

With the bulk of sexual assault incidents occurring in the fall semester, students are coming together from various sectors on campus to build a network of resources and support.

Column: You, too, shall overcome

By Paige Masten

"I’m tough and resilient as hell. And even on my worst days, I’m proud of who I’ve become."

Explained: Why you can't say the N-word if you're not Black

By Editorial Board

"So while you may not be personally responsible for racial inequity in America, and you may not be able to personally make reparations, the least you can do is refrain from actively robbing Black people of their ownership of the N-word."

Franklin the dog poses with UNC Police Officer Ray Rodriguez on campus. Photo by Officer Rodriguez.

"The ceiling is the ‘woof'" : Police dog, Franklin, retires from his post

By Noah Dolgoff

You may have seen this friendly, furry face around campus with UNC Police. But Franklin the dog is now headed to retirement.

UNC forward Erin Matson (1) competes for the ball against William and Mary midfielder Ashleigh Nottingham (10) during the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Karen Shelton Stadium on Friday. UNC won 4-0.

UNC field hockey shuts out Penn for 27th straight win dating back to last season

By Matthew Audilet

The Tar Heels defeated Penn 6-0 on Sunday to close out the ACC-Ivy League Conference Crossover.

Women's soccer forward, Bridgette Andrzejewski (4), runs out of the tunnel before a game against Duke on Sunday August 25, 2019. UNC beat Duke 2-0.

UNC women's soccer scores eight goals, routs UNLV in Duke Nike Classic

By Samantha Hopper

In its final game of the Duke Nike Classic, the No. 1 North Carolina women's soccer team dominated UNLV in an 8-0 win.

Defensive back D.J. Ford (16) and linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel (44) await on the side of a play at the UNC vs. Miami game on Sept. 7, 2019. UNC beat Miami, 28-25.

After being judged for two years, the UNC defense proved it had enough against Miami

By Brian Keyes

The defense isn't perfect, not nearly. But so far, the Tar Heels have rallied, when last year they would have wilted.

True first-year quarterback Sam Howell (7) scrambles against Miami on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at Kenan Stadium. The Tar Heels beat the Hurricanes, 28-25, in their home opener.

'We're starting to turn some heads': In UNC's win, it's Sam Howell. Again.

By Chapel Fowler

In a 28-25 win over Miami, UNC started out hot, flirted with disaster, eventually lost its lead and, for the second week in a row, exorcised the fourth-quarter demons that have haunted it for the last two seasons behind a true first-year quarterback who looks like anything but.

Sam Howell leads game-winning drive to topple Miami, 28-25

By Chapel Fowler and Brian Keyes

With the win in their home opener and head coach Mack Brown’s official return to Chapel Hill, the Tar Heels are 2-0 for the first time since 2014.

Junior midfielder Raul Aguilera (28) beats Creighton senior midfielder Luke Haakenson (15) to head the ball. UNC and Creighton tied 2-2 in double overtime.

UNC men's soccer gets back on track with 6-0 win over Harvard

By Ryan Heller

After a slow start to the year, the Tar Heels got their first win of the season in a 6-0 shutout over Harvard on Friday night.

Editorial: Can I say the N-word if I'm not Black?

By Editorial Board

"No."

UNC professor Stephen Anderson. Anderson teaches MUSC 145, Introduction to Jazz. Photo courtesy of Stephen Anderson.

Ya like jazz? Check out MUSC 145 with musician and professor Stephen Anderson

By Pranav Chintalapudi

“I want them to go and check out music and just really listen, and really think about it — to think about what’s going on onstage.”

The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History on Thursday, Jan. 17. Artist Charles Williams will have a new exhibit in the center this spring.

Carolina Black Caucus celebrates 45 years on campus with theme of 'Stronger Together'

By Will Forrest

“We really want to make sure that both faculty and staff have a place where they can come be their authentic selves, look at their research, look at their scholarship, look at whatever excellence or initiative they really want to move forward and not have that be challenged by racism or harassment or any form of discrimination.”

DTH Photo illustration. Cutouts of old Daily Tar Heel articles about the unsolved murder of Faith Hedgepeth lay arranged on a table.

Keeping faith: Family and police grapple with Hedgepeth’s unsolved murder years later

By Suzanne Blake

Seven years after Faith Hedgepeth was beaten to death on Sept. 7, 2012, her murder remains unsolved. Chapel Hill Police continue to investigate the case using DNA evidence and details pieced together from that night.

Column: More than a number

By Abhishek Shankar

You are more than a number. This one small aspect of your life does not define you. I am proud of you.