The Daily Tar Heel

On April 28, “Southern Cultures,” a quarterly magazine published by UNC Press dedicated to documenting the region’s past and present, revived storytelling on the front porch with the return of its “Poetry on the Porch” series. Read the full story. bit.ly/3QEQ4iE

“Tapestry,” the 2025-26 issue of UNC Monsoon’s magazine, is an anthem — both to the interwoven, diverse stories of UNC’s South Asian community, and to the intricate, soulful craftsmanship of their fabric-making forefathers. Read the full story. bit.ly/4eoMwLf

REVIEW: "'The Great Divide' indeed carries a melancholic nostalgia, reflecting on Kahan’s life before fame and how he has changed since," Reese Doherty writes. Read the full review. bit.ly/4ueeMEL

REVIEW: "As you make your way through cram sessions and research papers, here are the highlights of Trader Joe’s snack offerings to help fuel you through finals," Taylor Motley, Sarah Clements and Brantley Aycock write. Read the full review. bit.ly/4dbqY3v

Long before the grind of a college schedule or crowds at Chewning Tennis Center, Ian Mayew’s version of tennis started at 2 years old in much smaller spaces around Chapel Hill. Read the full story. bit.ly/4taZUX1

On April 16, the North Carolina State Board of Elections decided to begin checking the citizenship of registered voters in North Carolina against federal databases to identify and remove any non-U.S. citizens from the voter rolls. Read the full story. bit.ly/4tJvZ9x

Trespassing, larceny and property damage were all reported at UNC within the past week, from Sunday, April 19, through Saturday, April 25. Read the full story. bit.ly/49ibsjQ

The N.C. General Assembly's House Select Committee on Involuntary Commitment and Public Safety published a report in early April outlining objectives to improve the state's mental health care system. Read the full story. bit.ly/4cEIRHU

With more than 80 majors and minors to choose from, UNC students' course loads come in all shapes and sizes, and so do their study habits. Read the full story. bit.ly/4txv4bY

14 centures after the prophet of Islam, Muhammed, encouraged charity through the removal litter from the road, the UNC Muslim Student Association adopted a highway to support the local community in this way. Read the full story. bit.ly/4sSIZIt

Season highs in runs and hits propelled North Carolina to win its seventh-straight series against Duke 22-5 Saturday afternoon at Jack Coombs Field. Read the full story. bit.ly/3R31QmN

Each year, seniors — and their junior caddies — at UNC take part in a massive golf-themed bar crawl along Franklin Street. Here's what four Daily Tar Heel seniors had to say about this year's lineup. Read the full story. bit.ly/4ucLeaI

There are many words that could be used to describe No. 3 UNC men’s lacrosse's 16-12 loss to No. 16 Duke. Sloppy, uncharacteristic and disappointing are just a few. Read the full story. bit.ly/3P3MJsM

Every April, all over North Carolina, there are star-watching parties. The Star Party was first established by Morehead Planetarium in 2013, and took place on April 24 and 25. The Star Party theme was "Mission to the Moon." Read the full story. bit.ly/4ugf3ay

Dozens of students and faculty gathered in front of South Building on Friday to protest the UNC School of Civic Life and Leadership, calling for the release of a recent University-commissioned investigative report into the school. Read the full story. bit.ly/4sYGNzg

COLUMN: "In these undefined relationships, the individual who outwardly cares less holds the power, creating a dynamic built on frustration and mixed signals," Victoria Kirova writes. Read the full column. bit.ly/3OsbzCB

The Orange County Historical Museum's newest exhibit, “Unity and Division in Orange County History,” explores how residents of Orange County have experienced both connection and conflict across generations. Read the full story. bit.ly/42nKPWZ

Piper’s Vintage Boutique opened recently, aiming to be a place where customers can find affordable, natural fiber clothes in a convenient location, including everything from swimsuits to raincoats. Read the full story. bit.ly/4tzpWnN

It’s been almost two months since the United States began its war with Iran. Torn between the conflict are Iranian-Americans, carrying feelings of pain, frustration and guilt while navigating day-to-day life. Read the full story. bit.ly/4vPsCPC

Carolina Dining Services announced on Monday that CholaNad, a local South Indian restaurant, has permanently closed its on-campus locations. The move comes after the owner of CholaNad was arrested and charged with attempted murder. Read the full story. bit.ly/49655jw