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Equity questions surround Morehead-Cain scholarship nomination process

By Regan Butler | November 18

With the announcement of the second Morehead-Cain Sophomore Selection Scholars, questions have been raised about the equity of the application process. ...

Three crucial Wake Forest turnovers steer UNC football to bowl eligibility

By Matthew Maynard | November 17

North Carolina forced two turnovers in the third quarter and one in the fourth in a 31-24 win over Wake Forest.

UNC women's basketball unable to handle guard Paige Bueckers in loss to No. 2 UConn

By Megan Smith | November 16

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Ryleigh Heck's two goals send UNC field hockey to the Final Four

By Caroline Wills | November 18

Veteran core disappears in UNC women's basketball's loss to UConn

By Cade Shoemaker | November 18

'Only O can do this': Another record night for Omarion Hampton defies expectations

By Harry Crowther | November 17

Junior running back Omarion Hampton set a new career high in carries and rushing yards as his record-breaking season continues.

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'Do something crazy': Jalen Washington records career-high 18 points against American

By Emma Moon | November 16

After earning the starting center position, junior forward Jalen Washington is finding his confidence.

No. 1 seed UNC field hockey cruises past Delaware, 4-0, in the first round of the NCAA tournament

By Caroline Wills | November 15

No. 1 seed UNC field hockey (19-0, ACC 8-0) shutout Delaware (12-10) 4-0 in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Friday morning at Karen ...

No. 1-seeded UNC field hockey routes Duke, 3-0, to advance to the NCAA semifinals

By Anna Page Lancaster | November 17

The No. 1-seeded North Carolina field hockey team (20-0, 8-0 ACC) defeated the No. 9-ranked Duke Blue Devils (13-7, 6-2 ACC), 3-0, on Sunday afternoon ...

UNC football becomes bowl eligible with 31-24 win over Wake Forest

By Matthew Maynard | November 16

Omarion Hampton led the Tar Heels with a career-high 244 rushing yards.

No. 10 UNC men's basketball dominates American, 107-55, powered by 64 point second half

November 15

Column: Board of Trustees resignations signal dangerous partisanship

By Delaney Broderick | November 19

"There is a separation of powers, but it’s dysfunctional."

Review: Company Carolina's '1984' was so intense it was fearless

By Nadia Jefferson | November 19

Lifestyle Assistant Editor Nadia Jefferson review's Company Carolina's production of "1984."

Op-ed: A climate change refuter will be president — which side are you on?

November 19

"With a fascist in office, this far-reaching federal action is now impossible. It is abundantly clear that this government won't fight for us. Therefore, ...

UNC ensemble performs Southeast Asian Gamelan Music in fall 2024 concert

By Albert Carlson | November 19

The UNC Gamelan Nyai Saraswati Ensemble had its fall concert on Wednesday in Hill Hall. This ensemble performs Javanese Gamelan music and has been performing ...

Photo and art installations related to Palestine on display at Hanes Art Center

By Michael Melton | November 18

A new exhibition in the Hanes Art Center includes photographs of Mandatory Palestine and a narrative painting "When Olive Trees Weep" created during last ...

Column: Electoral politics cannot be the end-all be-all of American political participation

By Hailie Davidson | November 18

"This perspective is one of learned helplessness that has become a fixed social reality, so much so that many Americans are not aware of any possible ...

N.C. GOP supermajority loss upsets Republicans' influence in state politics

By Sarah Clements | November 18

A supermajority allows a party to override a veto with a two-thirds vote in both the state house and senate without having to consult with the opposing ...

Allegations of gerrymandering & a 'shadow government' plague undergraduate senate

By Aisha Baiocchi | November 18

"Nobody ever cared about students," he said. "It's never something that's ever talked about — half the bills the Senate ever passed were just about ...

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'Dirty and unkept': UNC community members discuss upkeep of Unsung Founders Memorial

By Maeson Wagner | November 18

In 2005, the University dedicated the Unsung Founders Memorial to the enslaved and free Black individuals who contributed to the making of UNC. Some community ...