"So, this year when you see a bunch of folks walking around today with ashen crosses on our heads, just know we aren’t some alien force. We’ve been here awhile, and a lot of us like to call this place our home."
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Orange County's Recovery Court and Family Treatment Court are beneficial alternatives to incarceration to both the county and the individuals it helps.
Paintings, ceramics and prints by student artists will be sold at The Meantime Coffee Co.'s first annual student art sale on Friday.
From a hotline to answers to your questions on voter ID, the former executive director of Democracy North Carolina, Bob Hall, outlines tips and resources for voting in the upcoming March 3 primaries.
"It’s an exciting time for sports fans across the state, and it’s something to definitely keep an eye out for as plans for soccer and hockey solidify over the next few months."
I walked into a mirrored abyss lit by innumerable lights that brighten, fade, change their colors. I let myself become absorbed in the moment and felt simultaneously whole and void, full and without meaning.
The North Carolina primary election is coming up, so The Daily Tar Heel is breaking down every office on the ballot from president to county commissioner. Here we broke down who the Democratic candidates are for the offices of state treasurer and state auditor.
The North Carolina primary election is coming up, so The Daily Tar Heel is breaking down every office on the ballot from president to county commissioner. Here we broke down who the Republican candidates are for the offices of the attorney general, state auditor, secretary of labor, secretary of state and insurance commissioner.
The Faculty Executive Committee met Monday afternoon to discuss UNC's strategic plan and the recently voided Silent Sam settlement, among other topics.
“I think folks who don’t see themselves represented when it comes to the suit-and-tie culture of a town council, might be able to see themselves and their stories represented in the poems that I share, in the clothes that I wear, in the music that I listen to, in the performance art that I do for the community."
"I don't think people have seen anything like it," Klein said. "And I think it's surprising and delightful, and unusual and thought-provoking and kind of beautifully mundane."
The University classifies weather-related closings by the UNC System’s Adverse Weather and Emergency Events Policy. Condition 2: Suspended Operations is generally what us students want when we hope for a day of no classes. Condition 2 stipulates that faculty and students have their classes cancelled, but also requires “non-mandatory” employees to not report to work. Instead, these employees must use personal leave time for time lost working.
Ryan Gerard led the way for the Tar Heels when the junior shot a 6-under-par 66 in the final round to finish in second place at the John Burns Intercollegiate.
Due to the amount of information that is typically included in them, course packs can be relatively expensive, especially when added on top of other tuition costs. Campus community members share their thoughts on whether or not course packs are worth their price.
UNC libraries celebrated the opening of the exhibition: “Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference” in Wilson Library on Feb. 13, featuring a lecture by Rana Hogarth on the historical roots of the medical analysis of race to establish difference.
In the third meeting between the teams in eight days, the North Carolina gymnastics team defeated New Hampshire by a score of 196.100-195.300 on Sunday afternoon in Durham.
Hold off on the midterms, pick up a red solo cup and turn on this playlist to enjoy the perfect darty weather that's right around the corner.
Vote for your favorite businesses in Chapel Hill for the 2020 Carolina's Finest awards. All voters will be entered to win one of two Dunkin' Donuts gift cards.
