2023 vs. 2024

The lack of compensation for college journalists not only discredits the work that they do for their community but also disadvantages historically marginalized journalists the most, contributing to issues related to diversity and inclusion at the paper as well as on their staff

Laney Crawley will serve as the 2024-25 editor-in-chief of The Daily Tar Heel — the first-ever Black woman selected for the position. Her platform includes addressing editor burnout and repairing connections with the Black Student Movement. bit.ly/3U1EvRC

Words can’t express how proud I am of Laney. She has led her desk with compassion and fortitude this semester, and is truly a trailblazer for what impactful student journalism can and should look like. I can’t wait to see all you do, Laney Crawley 💗

The Kim Mulkey way

The LSU coach holds grudges, battles everyone — and keeps winning. But at what cost? wapo.st/3VEht4E

What an honor to have this work featured. Thank you!

This week, #NCLocal chats with The Daily Tar Heel’s Emmy Martin & Niner Times Sunnya Hadavi about their Solutions Journalism Network Mental Health Collaborative with 7 other colleges. Plus, triangleblogblog finds AI-generated newsletters have landed in NC. Read  & subscribe: us17.campaign-archive.com/?u=48daec75309…

The front page of today’s The Daily Tar Heel — a collaboration with 8 other student newsrooms to cover the mental health crisis unfolding on NC campuses.

This project was made possible by a grant from Solutions Journalism Network!

Check out the full interactive web page here: dailytarheel.com/article/2024/0…

The most special

N.C. State earns its first ACC tournament title since 1987 with a win over UNC.

Story by Shelby Swanson (she/her):
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Missed our special #Nightcap ? Not a problem... It re-airs TONIGHT as Stephanie Ruhle breaks down the latest political headlines and MVPs with student journalists from around the country.
Stephanie Ruhle
Caitlyn (she/her)
Theo Baker
Tommy Barone

We end the week with our Friday #Nightcap with #MVPs
Caitlyn (she/her)
Theo Baker
Tommy Barone
Stephanie Ruhle

TONIGHT: In a special Friday #Nightcap Stephanie Ruhle is joined by a panel of student journalists from around the country who bring their diverse perspectives to discuss the biggest political stories of the week.

Tune in to 11th Hour tonight at 11pm ET on MSNBC.

Tonight on the 11th Hour - a very special Stephanie Ruhle Nightcap made up entirely of incredible student journalists: Natalia Wilson (Howard University), Caitlyn (she/her) (University of North Carolina), Tommy Barone (Harvard University) and Theo Baker (Stanford University)! Don’t miss it!

TONIGHT: A special Friday #Nightcap with student journalists from around the country discussing this week's political headlines, the future of journalism, and the power of misinformation.
Stephanie Ruhle
Caitlyn (she/her)
Theo Baker
Tommy Barone

N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper is in the house. DTH Sports is in the house.

This is about to be electric.

Got to talk to student artist Bill Moore after his set in The DTH office for DTH Lifestyle 's new video concert series Editors' Notes! So so so grateful to everyone involved 💌 The accompanying music edition is in blue boxes and online now! Go go go!!
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Pick up a copy of The DTH's inaugural music edition from blue boxes today! This edition launches our new video concert series, Editors' Notes, where local musicians perform in The DTH office. There's even more music stories online — check them out at dailytarheel.com/section/music-…!

Wrote a column about this week's music edition and our new video concert series, Editors' Notes, for DTH Lifestyle! I'm so excited it's finally out, and am so grateful for everyone that worked to make this happen <3
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The front page of today's The Daily Tar Heel –