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Preview: Keys for a UNC football bounce-back win on Rivalry Weekend against N.C. State

By Gwen Peace | November 25

On Saturday, the North Carolina football team added a second loss to its season thanks to the Yellow Jackets, dropping UNC's ranking five spots to No. ...

Hodgson propels No. 8 UNC women's basketball to 85-79 win over No. 18 Oregon in Phil Knight Invitational

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | November 24

In the fourth quarter, every Oregon basket seemed to be met by Hodgson bullying her way to the free-throw line or finding space for a 3-pointer. Her 14 ...

Pete Nance leads No. 1 UNC men's basketball to 89-81 win over Portland in Phil Knight Invitational

By Cooper Metts | November 24

Nance had a strong outing in the Tar Heels’ winning effort, matching his career high with 28 points. He recorded seven rebounds while providing spacing ...

UNC volleyball beats Duke 3-1 to break three-game losing streak

By Cooper Metts | November 23

Liv Mogridge had one of the most complete games of her young UNC career. The first-year contributed 12 kills — one away from her career high of 13 — ...

UNC wrestling drops second-straight dual match at home against Ohio State

By Brendan Lunga | November 23

“I don’t think we’ve seen our full potential by any means,” head coach Coleman Scott said. “They’ve just got to keep plugging away and it’ll ...

Carrboro residents struggle with action regarding town's white supremacist namesake

By Sophia Fanning | November 22

For the last 109 years, Carrboro has borne the name of Julian Carr, a businessman, philanthropist and white supremacist who gave the dedication speech ...

'Grief is love lost': UNC community dedicates permanent memorial to James Cates

By Allie Kelly | November 22

The James Lewis Cates Jr. memorial — an outcome of years of student and local advocacy — was officially dedicated in the Pit on Monday. Cates, ...

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UNC Federalist Society hosts guest lecturer, interrupted by student protest

By Collin Tadlock | November 21

On Oct. 25, Jeffery Ventrella of the Alliance Defending Freedom was invited to speak by UNC's campus chapter of the Federalist Society. The speech was ...

Column: Maybe you are the problem.

By Kennedy Cox | November 21

"Once you take a moment to recognize that you very well could be the problem, it becomes significantly easier to build back bridges that you once burned, ...

PFAS still present in Orange County water reservoirs as awareness grows in state

By Sam Kornylak | November 21

The chemicals are commonly used in everyday products such as nonstick pans, rain jackets, carpeting, firefighting foam and nonstick cookware. They are ...

Office DJ: Songs for a karaoke session

By Anh Nguyen | November 21

"Classics like Cẩm Vân’s 'Hà Nội Mùa Này Vắng Những Cơn Mưa' and Lệ Quyên’s 'Để Nhớ Một Thời Ta Đã Yêu' always warrant ...

UNC women's basketball uses halftime adjustments to surge past James Madison

By Gwen Peace | November 21

“Our performance today — how we fought and came back to stay in that lead — that was definitely a great test for us,” junior guard Deja ...

UNC men's basketball displays new cohesive identity in 80-64 win over James Madison

By Noah Monroe | November 21

The North Carolina men’s basketball team took a step forward on Sunday in its 80-64 win over James Madison – and it might all be thanks to an 8.5x11 ...

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Chapel Hill Town Council funds affordable housing plan, including new PEACH Apartments

By Audrey Kashatus | November 21

“We've created these units just so that they are exactly what somebody would want to live in,” Delores Bailey, the executive director of EMPOWERment, ...

No incidents of intimidation or interference reported in OC during 2022 election

By Catherine Wiles | November 21

During the early voting period and on Election Day this year, the North Carolina State Board of Elections received 21 incident reports regarding the 2022 ...

UNC swimming and diving teams face quality competition at Tennessee Invitational

By Matthew Maynard | November 21

The North Carolina swimming and diving team lost to No. 10 Tennessee 280-106 in the men’s competition and lost 198-190 in the women’s competition ...

University and business school professors motion to dismiss discrimination suit

By Preston Fore | November 21

On Nov. 18, the University and three Kenan-Flagler Business School professors filed motion to dismiss Angelica Rose Brown’s discrimination lawsuit. ...

The seniors that guided UNC field hockey to a national championship

By Jarrett Kidd | November 20

Senior players — Erin Matson, Meredith Sholder, Romea Riccardo, Paityn Wirth and Madison Orobono — held a pivotal role in the Tar Heels NCAA Tournament ...

Column: Covering Erin Matson, the greatest of all time

By Shelby Swanson | November 20

"After struggling to cover Matson all season long, Sunday’s national championship and Matson’s Most Outstanding Player performance in her last NCAA ...

A look at the toughest games in UNC field hockey’s championship season

By Guillermo Molero | November 20

The Tar Heels won all 15 of their regular season games — eight at Karen Shelton stadium and seven on the road — and won both games in the ACC tournament. ...