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No. 17 UNC baseball takes first game of series, 5-1, over Boston College

By Katie Reeves | March 21

UNC’s pitching, led by Jake Knapp, held Boston College to one run, starting the weekend series off with a win.

No. 2 UNC women's lacrosse dominates Virginia Tech, 21-9

By Shannen Horan | March 20

The Tar Heels outscored the Hokies 7-1 in the third quarter to pull away and remain undefeated.

N.C. lawmakers, Gov. Josh Stein initiate statewide efficiency efforts

By Jessica Hudnut | March 20

The House Select Committee on Government Efficiency formed in January. It will investigate state and local government spending and make recommendations ...

Column: The kids are not all right: can we hustle our way out of a recession?

By Salma Mourad | March 20

"As Generation Z navigates an increasingly absurd world — one of slashed public sector jobs, frozen federal funding and a looming recession — trying ...

Column: Nonchalance spells the slow death of freedom

By Arya Mehta | March 20

"Where is your whimsy? Where is your passion?"

Jill Amber Chafin celebrates debut psychological thriller with event at Flyleaf Books

By Olivia Jarman | March 20

Chafin’s novel, “Shaken,” released Tuesday, follows a young mother whose fateful decision leads to unforeseen consequences.

Op-ed: Lee Roberts and UNC's administration are putting marginalized communities at risk

March 19

"The use of vague language in lieu of concrete action is unacceptable. Alert Carolina must be inclusive, and the Chancellor’s office must take accountability ...

UNC opens new Down syndrome clinic, serves patients of all ages

By Keerthana Gotur | March 19

The clinic will be one the first of its kind in the Southeastern United States, offering extensive care for Down syndrome patients as well as paving a ...

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UNC softball falls to 0-2 against ranked teams after 3-1 loss to No. 22 Liberty

By Beckett Brantley | March 19

North Carolina kept up with Liberty early, but several missed opportunities with runners in scoring position plagued the Tar Heels.

Day of green turned red: UNC hosts Run of the Gingers on St. Patrick’s Day

By Ava Beahn | March 19

Starting in front of the Wilson Library and ending at He's Not Here on Franklin Street, the run included gingers decked out in green and St. Patrick's ...

No. 17 UNC baseball falls, 5-1, to UConn in midweek matchup

By Katie Reeves | March 19

Despite a first-pitch home run by junior right fielder Kane Kepley, the Tar Heels’ offense couldn’t turn any of their hits into scoring opportunities. ...

Local Chapel Hill restaurants partner with athletes to build community

By Alexandra Jones | March 19

From “RJ Davis’s Spicy Chili Honey Wings” to “Elliot’s Chicken & Waffles Sandwich," each menu item is crafted with players to serve a larger ...

Sports editors review Town Hall Grill's basketball player themed dishes

By Matthew Maynard , Olivia Paul , Emma Moon and Caroline Wills | March 19

The Daily Tar Heel's sports desk editing team traveled to The Town Hall Grill in Chapel Hill on Monday to try out menu items named after UNC men's ...

How UNC men's basketball turned around between Selection Sunday and First Four game

By Caroline Wills | March 19

Through delayed flights and a whirlwind of emotions, the Tar Heels came out punching to advance to the first round of the NCAA tournament, taking down ...

'Last go-around': RJ Davis scores 26 points, perfect from three to rout SDSU

By Emma Moon | March 19

RJ Davis' biggest critic — his mom, Venessa Davis — told him the truth after the graduate guard's performance against Duke on Thursday. Her words ...

New organization plans to defend and support students charged in new conduct system

By Regan Butler | March 19

The Student Advocacy Network, founded by 15 student advisors in the Office of Student Conduct, hopes to increase the number of students who seek counsel ...

No. 11 seed UNC men's basketball overpowers SDSU, 95-68, in First Four game

By Emma Moon | March 18

The UNC men's basketball team (23-13, 13-7 ACC) overpowered San Diego State (21-10, 14-6 MWC), 95-68, to clinch the No. 11 seed and advance ...

Word on the Street: What kind of food is Carrboro missing?

By Isaac Carter | March 18

City & State Staff Writer Isaac Carter asked Carrboro residents what cuisines they wish they could find in town.

129 years after founder attended UNC, Pepsi secures exclusive vending rights

By Sarayu Thondapu | March 18

Caleb Bradham, Pepsi-Cola’s founder, studied medicine at UNC. In August 2024, Pepsi secured the pouring and exclusive vending rights contract for UNC’s ...

Editorial: The best struggle meals for the struggling college student

By Editorial Board | March 18

"But, within the confines of a Davis Library corral, 2 a.m. during finals, these foods sustain us in our Sisyphean struggles toward that 4.0."