Hailey Stone is a senior from Monterey Bay, C.A., studying media and journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she serves as a reporter for the Durham Voice. She focuses on stories that explore local culture, community, and human interest. Hailey has also contributed to UNC student media through reporting

Regan Butler is a sophomore at UNC from Cary, North Carolina, double-majoring in Media and Journalism and English and Comparative Literature with a Creative Writing concentration. She is a reporter with the Durham Voice who focuses on feature stories. She also currently works as the University Editor at The Daily Tar Heel, is a

Corrie Kelleigh is a senior majoring in Media and Journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, pursuing a Business Communication Certificate. She is currently a reporter for The Durham Voice, where she focuses on data-driven and economic stories. Through her reporting, she has found that many of Durham’s most pressing issues

Chelsea Sipple is a junior double-majoring in Journalism and Management & Society at UNC. A Raleigh native, she reports for The Durham Voice, covering local athletics and education with a focus on youth sports and community impact. She has interned with Tar Heel Illustrated and reported on NCHSAA sports for The News & Observer.

Kaitlyn Harmon is a senior journalism student at UNC from Winston Salem, NC. She is a reporter for The Durham Voice, focusing on arts and community. Kaitlyn has experience interning at Triangle Media partners; she works for the UNC School of Education’s communication team; and she has immersed herself in various projects at UNC.

Brooke Davis is a junior at UNC-Chapel Hill from Raleigh, North Carolina. Along with reporting and editing for the Durham Voice, she is a lifestyle reporter for The Daily Tar Heel. Her previous experience includes working as a designer for The DTH and interning at the Arizona State University Summer Journalism Institute. At the

Sarah Clements is a junior majoring in political science and journalism with a minor in public policy. Originally from Chapel Hill, Sarah is particularly interested in covering local and state politics, recognizing the impact decisions made at the federal, state and local level impact the daily lives of citizens of Durham and North Carolina