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An athletic double-play by graduate shortstop Alex Madera recorded the game’s final out and prevented a tying run from scoring to help No. 19 North Carolina (23-7, 7-6 ACC) squeak past Duke (20-11, 7-6 ACC), 4-3, on Thursday night’s series opener at Boshamer Stadium.
Two weeks ago, for the first time in 10 years, my father and I had our first civilized conversation regarding U.S. politics.
Christopher Clemens is stepping down as Provost effective May 16, Chancellor Lee Roberts announced in an email to the UNC community on Thursday.
The UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School will not hire any additional personnel through the end of April.
The North Carolina women’s softball team (29-9, 8-4 ACC) defeated Charlotte (17-21, 5-7), 11-1, on Wednesday night at Anderson Softball Stadium.
The current political landscape of our country feels dystopian. Every action taken by the federal government seems to send our country closer to a spiral toward total destruction. These movements feel out of our control, and they largely are. While we are powerless in President Donald Trump’s decision making, we are in complete control of how we choose to prepare and react.
Lucy Dacus’ discography truly has a song to fit every emotion — wonder, grief, admiration, resentment. Her projects are well-rounded and authentic, and for that reason, she will always have a spot as one of my top artists.
The Carrboro Town Council met on Tuesday night to discuss the Safe Streets For All/Vision Zero action plan and police equity efforts.
Senior at North Carolina Central University, Ella Brown Hart's post-graduation plans include dropping an album and touring with her two bandmates — her step-father, Jefferson Hart, and 17-year-old sister, Lila Brown Hart.
This summer, UNC Press is set to release six major titles in African American history and urban studies in their Spring/Summer 2025 Catalog. These books aim to bring new perspectives to pivotal moments in history, from struggles with segregation and radical movements that created political change. The authors highlight overlooked historical narratives and offer new analyses of how race, class and political power intersect to shape the experiences of African American communities.
West Virginia first-year guard Jonathan Powell committed to the UNC men's basketball team on Tuesday night, according to Inside Carolina. After the early departures of sophomore guard Elliot Cadeau and junior forward Jalen Washington, this marks North Carolina's first transfer portal pickup in the offseason.
The No. 19 North Carolina baseball team (22-7, ACC 6-6) defeated the Gardner-Webb Bulldogs (14-16), 11-1, at Boshamer Stadium on Tuesday evening.
It’s finally spring!
On March 25, the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources distributed grant funding through America 250 NC, a commemoration for the signing of the Declaration of Independence’s 250th anniversary in 2026.
With former UNC Student Body President Jaleah Taylor’s time at UNC ending this spring, she is leaving her peers with the meal swipe donation program, set to be implemented in the 2025-26 academic year.
A local childhood development organization is launching a new, free program aimed at taking a holistic approach to mental health for kids and their caregivers.
On the North Carolina coast, wind picks up, rain pours down and the power flickers. You reach for your phone to track the hurricane — but instead of vital storm data, you hit a paywall. Access denied.
When thinking about potential Democratic presidential nominees for 2028, my criteria is that they can win a primary and a general election and would seriously change the status quo for the better. Unfortunately, few leading candidates meet this standard. Most potential leaders aren’t going to push for sweeping positive change because they’re too beholden to the corporations and wealthy elites who run our politics. This is a trend among both Republicans and Democrats.
Since the news that Elliot Cadeau and Jalen Washington will be entering the transfer portal, the University's student body has been full of opinions on the matter. Only the modern portal could turn a player like Cadeau — a sophomore who made the most of the minutes he got and cheered from the bench for every made basket — feel as if it's time to find a new home.
Since his inauguration, President Trump has repeatedly threatened to “take back” the Panama Canal. As a second-year UNC undergraduate and a Panamanian-American, these threats are frightening.
