The History, Race, and A Way Forward virtual meeting is screenshotted on Aug. 30.

History, Race and A Way Forward commission discusses Memorial Hall and Barbee Cemetery Project

By Elizabeth Egan | Aug. 30, 2021

The Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward met Monday to go over progress of ongoing initiatives.

Andrea Davis, owner of Valley Brook Farms, stands with co-worker Matthew Pittman behind their booth at the Carrboro Farmers Market on Wednesday June 9, 2021. Valley Brook Farms is a local farm that makes a variety of jams, jellies, and pickled goods.

Column: What to do on the weekends in Chapel Hill and surrounding areas

By Kelli Rainer | Jun. 30, 2021

DTH Photo Illustration adapted from original DTH photograph by Hugh Morton in 1981.

Interfraternity Council guest speaker sparks controversy for alleged misogynistic comments

By Hannah McClellan | May. 7, 2020

A plaque to honor William Alexander Graham, Confederate States Senator among many other titles, is pictured on display in Memorial Hall on Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020. After the UNC System's decision to give funding and perpetual rights to Silent Sam to the North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans, Carolina Performing Arts released a statement on how surprised they were about the decision. Though CPA's statement recognized the plaques as a reminder of Southern history, their future is unknown.

'Distorted and false version of history': CPA responds to Silent Sam settlement

By Gaby Iori | Jan. 16, 2020

Emmylou Harris will perform at Memorial Hall, hosted by Carolina Performing Arts, on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019. Photo courtesy of Veronique Rolland.

'She is a goddess': Emmylou Harris brings her unique style of music to UNC

By Megan Friedman | Nov. 6, 2019

Demonstrators rally around what remains of Silent Sam on Saturday, August 25.

Campaign for Carolina leaders support Silent Sam relocation

By Hannah Lang | Sep. 5, 2018

UNC's legacy of slavery doesn't end with Silent Sam

By Alex Zietlow | Aug. 23, 2018

He knew that the slave legacy wouldn’t dissolve with the statue’s removal. He knows the solution still needs direction. But on Tuesday afternoon, senior Nicho Stevens walked up to the remains of Silent Sam by himself. The statue that once greeted him when he passed through North Campus — the symbol that once made him feel like he didn’t belong at UNC — felt less imposing. He lingered for a few minutes, without blinking. A satisfied smile grew on his face.

The PlayMakers Repertory Company is a professional theatre company in residence at UNC Chapel Hill.

Get cultured with photography, theater and dance at UNC

By Adam Phan and Maeve Sheehey | Mar. 26, 2018

With midterms ending and finals season fast approaching, many UNC professors are asking students to attend cultural events for their classes. Whether you need event ideas to get class credit or are looking for a way to spend a cultured evening, here is a list of some opportunities for students to take advantage of on campus.