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No. 19 UNC baseball takes series against Duke with 8-7 win in 14 innings on Saturday

| April 5

Chatham County

No. 19 UNC baseball takes series against Duke with 8-7 win in 14 innings on Saturday

By Harry Crowther | April 5

Graduate shortstop Alex Madera hit a ground ball to second in the bottom of the 14th that took a wicked hop and found green grass to plate the winning ...

No. 19 UNC baseball falls to Duke, 9-5, dropping game two of the series

By Harry Crowther | April 4

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Arizona transfer Henri Veesaar commits to North Carolina men's basketball

By Emma Moon | April 4

No. 8 UNC men's lacrosse cruises past Virginia, 18-9, to open ACC play

By Dylan Stalter | April 5

Chatham County lies on the southern border of Orange County. It was founded in 1770 from a piece of what used to be Orange County. It was named after William Pitt, who was the Earl of Chatham.

UNC softball drops second game of series, 14-7, to No. 22 Duke

By Marvin Lee | April 5

Despite the high-powered offense from both sides, Duke had the clear advantage, responding to UNC’s comeback attempts again and again.

No. 2 UNC women's lacrosse beats No. 1 Boston College, 12-11, to remain undefeated

By Tess Alongi | April 5

The Tar Heels are the last remaining undefeated team in the country.

UNC baseball defeats Duke behind critical double play in the bottom of the ninth

By Harry Crowther | April 4

UNC baseball's first game against Duke in a three-game series was won on the smallest of margins. So, it came down to two plays.

Preview: No. 2 UNC women’s lacrosse to meet No. 1 Boston College

By Megan Smith | April 4

On Saturday, the last two remaining undefeated teams in women's lacrosse — UNC and Boston College — will meet for the first this season.

UNC softball falls, 11-3, in mercy rule loss to Duke in first game of weekend series

By Colette Boyden | April 4

The North Carolina Tar Heels softball team (29-10, 6-5 ACC) fell, 7-5, to No. 19 Duke Blue Devils (27-12, 7-5 ACC) on Friday evening at Duke Softball ...

No. 19 UNC baseball outlasts Duke, 4-3, in first game of weekend series

By Cade Shoemaker | April 3

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 ...

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UNC baseball records first combined no-hitter since 1999 in win over Gardner-Webb

By Tess Alongi | April 3

Three pitchers — Cameron Seagraves, Olin Johnson and Folger Boaz — combined for the no-hitter as UNC run-ruled Gardner Webb in an 11-1 win.

UNC softball beats UNC Charlotte, 11-1, in six innings on Wednesday night

By Kendall Allen | April 2

The Tar Heel offense exploded early, scoring seven runs in the first two innings.

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Former West Virginia guard Jonathan Powell commits to UNC men's basketball

By Caroline Wills | April 1

The four-star transfer committed to the UNC men's basketball team on Tuesday night, according to Inside Carolina, as the first portal pickup for ...

No. 19 UNC baseball mercy-rules Gardner-Webb, 11-1, thanks to productive sixth inning

By Josh Markotich | April 1

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. ...

N.C. Court of Appeals upholds Jefferson Griffin's state supreme court race challenge

By Sarah Monoson | April 4

Republican Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin challenged the legitimacy of over 60,000 ballots after losing to Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs ...

Column: Our country may be doomed, but our local communities don’t have to be

By Cooper Hall | April 3

"In a storm of troubling and terrifying federal news, focusing on our local communities and how we can impact change here can help us find a break in ...

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Column: Thank you, Donald Trump, for giving me my dad back

By Keya Mahajan | April 3

"Fortunately, Trump’s shameful and radical behavior was enough to return my economically conservative father to a left-leaning moderate."

UNC provost Christopher Clemens to step down in May

By Madeleine Ahmadi and Daneen Khan | April 3

Christopher Clemens, who has served as provost since 2021, will end his term and resume his past position as a professor in the College of Arts and Sciences. ...

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UNC business school announces hiring freeze, cites political disruptions

By Ananya Cox and Madeleine Ahmadi | April 3

The temporary hiring freeze was announced in a Thursday email to Kenan-Flagler employees.

Carrboro Town Council discusses improving pedestrian safety, police equity efforts

By Phoebe Martel | April 2

The Town voted to endorse the Safe Streets For All/Vision Zero action pact, which will restripe some Carrboro streets and add some bike lanes.