Books, articles, records and pictures in the index about The Daily Tar Heel, found by its names in titles, catalog subjects and the index’s descriptions, and read one by one. Those held at OCPL come first.
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A voice from the crowd
Cox, Peregrine · 1963 · Thomson Newspapers
Profile of Wayne King, editor of the Daily Tar Heel at the University of North Carolina, written by Peregrine Cox and detached from the Sunday Times colour magazine of March 24, 1963. Topics include school integration and segregation in higher education in North Carolina, so the British article connects a student editor at Chapel Hill to the state's desegregation debates.
Daily Tar Heel leaders offer judgement on qualifications of editorial candidates
Merry, Howard, -1968 · 1946 · Members and friends of the Daily Tar Heel staff who desire to raise the journalistic standards of this publication
Howard Merry and other former Daily Tar Heel staff members set out their judgment on the qualifications of the candidates for editor of the student newspaper, after the sitting editor declined to print the piece. Reprinted from the paper of Sunday, May 19, 1946 and issued at Chapel Hill by the signers themselves, it documents a dispute inside campus journalism.
The different stories of Charles Scott : the newspaper coverage of the first black scholarship athlete to attend the University of North Carolina
Lebowitz, Hannah · 2014 · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Hannah Lebowitz's 2014 student thesis at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on the newspaper coverage of Charlie Scott, born 1948, the first Black scholarship athlete at the university. Fifty seven pages with illustrations. The study examines the Daily Tar Heel, the Carolina Times of Durham and the News and Observer, addressing college integration and race relations in the press.
The readership of the Daily Tar Heel On-line
Elizabeth Novak · 1999
A 1999 master's study of who read the Daily Tar Heel's online edition, based on a web survey of 460 readers and the site's server statistics.
Pioneers : The daily tar heel and the integration of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Edens, Kimberly · 1990
Kimberly Edens examined how the student newspaper the Daily Tar Heel covered the integration of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in a 1990 paper of 98 leaves with two separate bibliographies. It covers race relations at the university and the paper itself.
Schwaite, Kevin: photographs (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
1970
Informal photograph of Kevin Schwaite, general manager of the Daily Tar Heel, dated 1970. A single print from the UNC Faculty and Administration binder of the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection.
Records of the Media Board, 1948-1982.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Media Board · 1948
Oversight files of the Media Board at UNC, 1948 to 1982, about 1,400 items in 3 linear feet, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40159. The board and the Publications Board before it dealt with the student media represented here: the 'Daily Tar Heel', the 'Yackety yack' yearbook, 'Cellar door', 'Carolina quarterly', the 'Alchemist' of Carrboro, and the radio stations WXYC and WCAR.
Printing fiftieth anniversary issue of the Daily Tar Heel
Morton, Hugh M. · 1942
Students print the fiftieth anniversary issue of the Daily Tar Heel, dated 27 February 1942, which lies on the table and in the hands of a figure in the foreground. Hugh Morton negative, 26 or 27 February 1942.
Students at desk in DAILY TAR HEEL office
Morton, Hugh M. · 1942
Newsroom scene from 1942 by Hugh Morton: Daily Tar Heel editor Orville Campbell at his typewriter, with Ardis Kipp and an unidentified man at a desk in the paper's Chapel Hill offices. On the desk lies the special edition of 10 May 1942 titled 'Your University, Servant of the State'.
Students with DAILY TAR HEEL newspaper
Morton, Hugh M. · 1942
UNC students pose with the Daily Tar Heel special edition of 10 May 1942, 'Your University, Servant of the State'. Editor Orville Campbell stands second from right and Bob Hoke second from left; the others may include Walter Klein and secretary Ardis Kipp. Probably taken in the paper's office. Hugh Morton photograph, 1942.
Orville Campbell
Morton, Hugh M. · 1941
Orville Campbell at work at a desk about 1941 to 1942, probably while he edited the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at UNC. Hugh Morton negative.
Orville Campbell reading paper
Morton, Hugh M. · 1941
Daily Tar Heel editor Orville Campbell reads the 16 December 1941 Cornell Daily Sun, its headline about Pearl Harbor, in front of a window advertising Defense Stamps, probably in Chapel Hill. Hugh Morton photograph from 1941 or 1942.
UNC-Chapel Hill student life, circa 1940
Morton, Hugh M. · 1940
A UNC-Chapel Hill student at a desk, probably in the Daily Tar Heel office, on or after 17 November 1940. On the wall hangs that day's paper, headlined 'Happy Days Here Again' after Carolina's 6 to 3 upset of Duke in football. Hugh Morton photograph.
Hugh Stevens papers, circa 1930-1960s
Stevens, Hugh, 1944- · 1930
Papers of Hugh Stevens, born 1944, spanning circa 1930 to the 1960s. Topics include the history of the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at Chapel Hill, and the Young Men's Christian Association there in the twentieth century. Part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 5637-z.
Daily Tar Heel Editors: photographs (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
Editors of the Daily Tar Heel, the UNC student newspaper, in five undated photographs: posed groups, individual headshots and a negative. From the student life pictures in the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection.
DTH Editors: photographs (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
Daily Tar Heel editors in two undated pictures: a posed group on negative, and a group print, with its negative, in which the editors watch one of their number write. From the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection.
Russell, Phillips: photographs (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
Portrait of Phillips Russell as a member of the Daily Tar Heel editorial board at the University of North Carolina, undated. From the student life pictures in the Chapel Hill Historical Society's Prints and Photographs Collection.
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The tar heel.
1989
Student newspaper of the University of North Carolina, written and published by students at Chapel Hill and serving for a time as the official paper of the university summer school. Issued in volumes measuring 42 to 59 cm.
New Carolinian.
1975 · Daily Tar Heel
Published by the Daily Tar Heel in Chapel Hill from 1975, an illustrated campus title running to several volumes at 27 cm. It came from the staff of the university's daily student newspaper.
Variation.
1975
Variation, a 1975 supplement to the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The weekly tar heel.
1953 · Published by the students [of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill]
A weekly edition of the University of North Carolina student paper, published by students at Chapel Hill and described in a note as the official publication of the university summer school. Covering college student newspapers and periodicals and with Chapel Hill newspapers, it is treated as a primary source for campus history. One volume with illustrations, 46 cm.
Graham Memorial number
1924
A special 1924 issue of the Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina, making the case for the Graham Memorial Building to be put up as a student center. Published at Chapel Hill, it is campaign material rather than a description of a finished building.
Locate.
DTH Media Corp
Student guide to Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina presented by the Daily Tar Heel and published in the town by DTH Media Corp. Issued as volumes with color illustrations at 35 cm and treated as a periodical, with students and the town's description and travel as its subjects.
UNC-ology : the man from UNCle, 1984-1988
Cokas, William · 1998
Collected comic strips by William Cokas, whose feature 'The Man from UNCle' ran in the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from September 1984 through April 1988. The strips portray campus life through humor. Published in Chapel Hill in 1998.
36 years of excellence.
1997 · Daily Tar Heel
A commemorative issue of the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, given over to Dean Smith and his thirty six seasons as head basketball coach. Published in Chapel Hill in 1997, the year Smith retired, forty four pages at tabloid size with illustrations. Smith lived from 1931 to 2015.
Out on a limb : the best of Branch, 1975-76
Branch, John (John Grimes), 1953- · 1976 · Triangle Press
Editorial cartoons John Branch drew for the Daily Tar Heel in the 1975 and 1976 school year, published by Triangle Press in Chapel Hill in 1976. Topics include student life at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill along with students, politics and government in the United States.
The daily Tar Heel.
1893 · Publications Union of the University of North Carolina
Student newspaper of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, issued by the Publications Union, with coverage from 1893 to 2008. It reports on campus life, students, sports and the town of Chapel Hill.
One step ahead : Ingram's career night lifts Tar Heels to victory
2024 · DTH Media Corp.
Four page souvenir sheet from the Daily Tar Heel for 2024, reporting a Carolina win over Duke in which Ingram had a career scoring night. Printed in Chapel Hill by DTH Media at 45 centimeters with color photographs and portraits. Topics include college sports in North Carolina and both rival basketball teams.
The daily Tar Heel. Rivalry edition 2023 : hold the line : new era of rivalry begins
2023 · DTH Media Corp.
Joint rivalry issue produced in 2023 by the Daily Tar Heel and the Chronicle, the student newspapers of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University, printed dos-à-dos so that each paper has its own front cover. Volume 130, issue 38 for the Tar Heel, twenty eight pages at tabloid size with color photographs and portraits.
New era same Erin : UNC field hockey wins fifth title in six years
2023 · DTH Media Corp.
A folio publication from DTH Media Corp., publisher of the Daily Tar Heel, on the University of North Carolina field hockey team winning a fifth title in six years, with Erin Matson at the center of the account. Printed at Chapel Hill in 2023. Topics include field hockey for women in North Carolina and the Tar Heels program.
The daily Tar Heel. 2022 special edition: victory paper
2022 · DTH Media Corp
Four page victory paper issued by the Daily Tar Heel in 2022 after a Carolina win over Duke, printed in Chapel Hill on a single folded sheet at 45 centimeters with color photographs and portraits. Topics include college sports in North Carolina and both the Tar Heel and Blue Devil basketball teams.
The daily Tar Heel. Final Four preview edition
2022
A special edition of the student daily at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, printed in 2022 ahead of the NCAA basketball semifinal in New Orleans that matched the Tar Heels against Duke. Topics include college sports in North Carolina, the two basketball teams and the tournament.
The daily Tar Heel. Volume 130, issue 7, Monday, April 4, 2022
2022
Issue seven of volume 130 of the student daily at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, dated Monday, April 4, 2022, in the week of the NCAA basketball final. Subjects include college sports in North Carolina, the Tar Heels, the Duke Blue Devils and the tournament in New Orleans.
A legacy fulfilled
2009 · Daily Tar Heel
Color poster issued by the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, after the 2009 NCAA basketball tournament. It measures 59 by 64 centimeters. It is a pictorial work on the tournament and on Carolina basketball, a keepsake of the championship season.
200 years of UNC : 1793-1993 special bicentennial issue.
2003 · The Daily Tar Heel
The Daily Tar Heel's special bicentennial issue for October 12, 1993, fourteen illustrated pages on two hundred years of the University of North Carolina. The student newspaper gathered campus history for the anniversary. A publication date of 2003 is also given for the issue.
A glimpse back : through the decades.
2003 · The Daily Tar Heel
A retrospective section of the Daily Tar Heel, ten illustrated pages published as Section 2 of the paper on February 23, 1993, running back through the decades of the university and of the student paper itself. Topics include both the Daily Tar Heel and the University of North Carolina in its 1793 to 1962 form, along with the present Chapel Hill campus.
Daily Tar Heel records, 1990-2001, 2007-May 2017.
1990
Records of the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, covering 1990 to 2001 and 2007 to May 2017. Approximately 210,000 items across 21.5 linear feet, including 105,000 digital image files, in the University Archives at UNC, collection 40148. Photographs show sports, buildings, students and their political activity, faculty and administrators.
Mr. Bego presents Bop your head : a collection of cartoons
Cumming, Bryan · 1979
Cartoons Bryan Cumming drew for the Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, during 1970 and 1971, gathered into a collection published in 1979 with no place of publication identified. The subject is student life at the university.
Soul food and perples : selected columns from the Daily Tar Heel
Ripley, Ken · 1970
Ken Ripley gathered sixty seven pages of his columns from the Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and published them there in 1970. Topics include Christianity and the religious life of students at the university.
The best of Strauch, or, Where will art be when the revolution comes?
Strauch, Bruce · 1968
Comic strips Bruce Strauch drew for the Daily Tar Heel, collected and printed in Chapel Hill in 1968 under a title asking where art will be when the revolution comes. The strips depict student life at the university.
'35ers to stage biggest reunion in UNC history
1960 · Daily Tar Heel
A special edition broadsheet of the Daily Tar Heel printed in 1960 for the silver anniversary reunion of the University of North Carolina class of 1935. Topics include class reunions at Chapel Hill and the class itself. The Daily Tar Heel is the student newspaper at Chapel Hill, and this issue was produced for the returning class.
Your university serves the state and the war
1944
A special issue of the Daily Tar Heel from 1944, given over to the University of North Carolina's part in the war: the programs on campus, the training under way there and the work students and faculty took up. Staff writers of the paper contributed the articles. The issue documents the university during the Second World War.
Purchasing power and preferences at the University of North Carolina : facts and figures from a survey conducted by the Daily Tar Heel "the only college daily in the South", Chapel Hill, N.C. : UNC, a one and one-half million dollar market
1936 · Daily Tar Heel
Advertising promotion from the Daily Tar Heel, built on a spring 1936 survey of what men students at the University of North Carolina bought and what they spent. Figures for twenty-eight commodities give an average outlay per student, each followed by a pitch for the paper as a place to advertise. The pamphlet sells the Chapel Hill campus as a market worth a million and a half dollars.
The Tar Heel
1929 · Tar Heel
The student newspaper of the University of North Carolina, published at Chapel Hill, with this run dated 1929. It reports on campus news and Carolina athletics.
The Tar Heel Collection (Chapel Hill Historical Society)
1926
Bound volumes of the University of North Carolina's student newspaper, known today as The Daily Tar Heel, for the years 1926 to 1928. Collection CHHS.005 of the Chapel Hill Historical Society.
Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
1893
The Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, first published in 1893 as The Tar Heel. The North Carolina Newspapers collection carries a run of 14,739 issues under its successive titles.
