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Pride Promenade to kick off Small Town Pride events and celebrations

By Kate Bailey | May 31

This Pride Month, Chapel Hill and Carrboro will collaborate to hold a series of events in celebration the third annual Small Town Pride. Chapel Hill's ...

UNC men's golf falls to Georgia Tech in NCAA semifinal, Ford named All-America

By Grace Nugent | May 31

The No. 2 North Carolina men’s golf lost to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the semifinals of the NCAA championship but didn’t walk away empty ...

UNC men's golf earned No. 1 seed in NCAA Tournament match play

By Grace Nugent | May 31

Led by seniors Dylan Menante and Austin Greaser, the No. 2 UNC men's golf team earned the top seed for match play in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals. ...

Frick's hot day not enough as Diamond Heels fall to Clemson in ACC Tournament

By Jordan Gooch | May 31

The Tar Heels fell to the Clemson Tigers 10-4 on Saturday in the ACC Tournament. Two of those four runs for North Carolina were gained off of junior catcher ...

UNC men's golf advances to semifinals after win over Arizona State

By Grace Nugent | May 30

In five must-win matches, the Tar Heels showed up and delivered, obtaining the three points necessary to propel them further toward the championship. ...

Carolina Housing offers reduced cancellation fees to make room for transfer students

By Natalie Bradin | May 30

On May 18, Carolina Housing announced that it would lower the on-campus housing contract cancellation penalty until May 31 to incentivize off-campus living ...

UNC athletes raise mental health awareness, discuss struggles

By Erin Singleton | May 30

The mental health discussion in sports has grown over the last five years, with the COVID-19 pandemic raising awareness about athletes dealing with anxiety, ...

Flyers passed out by community members raise concerns about Chapel Hill Crossing

By Laney Crawley | May 30

Flyers reading "Major Development Going Up Near You" — which have been passed out by some community members and posted in different areas in Chapel ...

'It’s really a dream job': Veronica Flaspoehler to be next General Alumni Association president

By Ali Hardin | May 30

The General Alumni Association's next president, Veronica Flaspoehler, will assume office on July 17. Flaspoeher graduated from UNC in 2008 as a first-generation ...

Five-star point guard Elliot Cadeau announces reclassification, will join men's basketball team for 2023-24 season

By Matthew Maynard | May 30

UNC men's basketball commit Elliot Cadeau announced his plans to reclassify and join the team this upcoming season.

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Q&A: Graduate and Professional Student Government President Lauren Hawkinson

By Akash Bhowmik | May 29

The Daily Tar Heel's Akash Bhowmik sat down with Graduate and Professional Student Government President Lauren Hawkinson to discuss her administration's ...

Chapel Hill and Carrboro celebrate National Bike Month with cycling-related activities

By Henry Thomas | May 28

May is National Bike Month and Chapel Hill and Carrboro are celebrating through activities like the Bike & Roll to School Day, the Chapel Hill Bike ...

UNC men's, women's tennis teams find success in NCAA Tournament singles, doubles play

By Emma Moon | May 28

Both the men's and women's tennis teams had strong performances during the NCAA Tournament singles and doubles championship.

Upcoming Old Well accessibility renovations to be finished before fall FDOC

By Akash Bhowmik | May 28

Construction will begin on May 30 for renovations to improve accessibility to the Old Well. Changes include a permanent ramp and lowered fountain. “By ...

In all-UNC final, Crawley, Tanguilig defeat Brantmeier, Scotty to win NCAA doubles championship

By Emma Moon | May 27

In the NCAA women's doubles championship that featured a pair of UNC doubles teams, Crawley and Tanguilig took home the national championship title, defeating ...

Diamond Heels fall to No. 3 seed Clemson in ACC tournament semifinals 10-4

By Jordan Gooch | May 27

Despite two home runs from Tomas Frick, UNC was unable to overcome the offensive firepower of Clemson in the ACC tournament semifinals, falling 10-4. ...

'I know our guys will be ready': Knapp, Pence lead Diamond Heels to ACC semifinals

By Grace Nugent | May 26

"When you pitch and you defend, you have a chance to beat anybody,” UNC head coach Scott Forbes said. “That's just the bottom line and that's something ...

Diamond Heels advance to ACC Tournament semifinals after 10-2 win over No. 2 seed UVA

By Grace Nugent | May 26

Behind stellar pitching and capitalizing on situations with runners in scoring position, the No. 7 North Carolina baseball team (35-21) beat the No. 3 ...

BOG swears in student member, discusses partnership between UNC Health and ECU Health

By Madison Gagnon | May 25

At the UNC Board of Governors meeting on Thursday, board members swore in UNC Association of Student Governments President Estefany Gordillo-Rivas, discussed ...

Honeycutt named ACC Defensive Player of the Year, All-ACC selections announced

By Grace Nugent | May 25

Outfielder Vance Honeycutt was named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year on Monday. A total of four Tar Heels were selected to All-ACC teams.