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UNC men's tennis' run in ACC tournament comes to an end after loss to Clemson

By Brian D'Aguanno | April 18

After winning the doubles point, UNC lost three of the first four singles matches and was unable to come back.

Chloe Humphrey leads UNC women's lacrosse to ACC regular season title year after injury

By Megan Smith | April 18

A year ago, a doctor told Chloe Humphrey she might never pick up a lacrosse stick again.

No. 1 UNC women's lacrosse overpowers Duke, 18-6, winning ACC regular season title

By Shannen Horan | April 18

No. 1 ranked UNC women’s lacrosse (15-0, 9-0 ACC) defeated No. 10 Duke (12-3, 6-4 ACC), 18-5, Thursday night at Koskinen Stadium to claim the ACC regular ...

UNC softball outlasts N.C. State, 2-1, in game one of the series

By Alexandra Jones | April 17

The North Carolina softball team (34-13, 11-8 ACC) overpowered N.C. State (22-24, 4-15 ACC), 2-1, on Thursday evening at Anderson Softball Stadium to ...

Alyssa Ustby, Maria Gakdeng receive WNBA training camp invites

By Emma Moon | April 17

After going undrafted in the 2025 WNBA draft, graduate guards Alyssa Ustby and Maria Gakdeng will participate in WNBA training camps to potentially earn ...

First-years power UNC men's tennis past No. 16 seed Boston College in ACC tournament

By Brian D'Aguanno | April 17

North Carolina turned to its young talent to sweep Boston College, 4-0, on Wednesday afternoon in the opening round of the ACC tournament.

After giving up three early runs, No. 12 UNC baseball rallies past Charlotte

By Brian D'Aguanno | April 17

The Tar Heels scored nine runs in the first three innings.

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Carrboro Town Council examines potential changes to proposed state legislation, discusses OWASA programs

By Quinn Groves | April 17

The Carrboro Town Council met on Tuesday night to discuss proposed bills in the N.C. General Assembly and the current state of OWASA bill affordability ...

Thirteen UNC graduate students recognized with 2025 Impact Awards

By Ragan Huntsman | April 17

Students are awarded for research that benefits the people and communities of North Carolina.

UNC announces Masters of Science in Cell Biology and Physiology for fall 2025

By Sophie Strickland | April 17

The program will match students with scientists they share interests or career aspirations with.

No. 12 UNC baseball cruises past Charlotte, 14-4, in midweek victory

By Sophia Gray | April 15

The No. 12 Diamond Heels (29-8, 11-7 ACC) conquered Charlotte (21-15, 8-4 AAC) with a 14-4 victory on Tuesday evening at Boshamer Stadium.

Walk-Ons in Wonderland: UNC a cappella group celebrates seniors and beautiful voices

By Olivia Jarman | April 15

The concert featured a variety of songs, from a Katy Perry medley to an Aretha Franklin song, which showcased the range and personalities of the performers. ...

How doulas provide support and comfort in their communities

By Brantley Aycock | April 15

People who may need doulas the most generally cannot afford them because N.C. Medicaid does not cover the costs.

Community reacts to UNC student visa revocations

By Laney Crawley | April 15

On April 8, the student visa’s of six UNC international student visas were terminated by the Trump Administration. Students were not been notified ...

First annual Senior Prom seeks to rectify lost high school experience

By Maggie Lowder | April 15

On Saturday evening, Senior Class President Timothy McLendon and his committee members hosted the first annual Senior Prom in the Dean Dome. Themed "Casino ...

36th bi-annual CD and record show unites collectors and audiophiles

By Lizzie Stoner | April 15

On Sunday, the Carrboro Century Center hosted the 36th Bi-Annual CD and Record show. From 70-year-old audiophiles to teenagers with suitcase record players, ...

Parallels within UNC student government and state politics

By Caleb Herrera | April 15

Since 2023, the Board of Elections has received eight formal complaints surrounding elections.

Column: Dear Pit preachers, read this article — or thou art wretched sinners

By Sydney Baker | April 15

"The MAGA preacher sparked theatrics and our more familiar Pit preachers are usually ignored — so why do they continue coming to our campus?"

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Column: The rise of country music is a pathway for bridging America’s divides

By Quin Edelin | April 15

"If country music’s upward trajectory continues, then by introducing new and diverse audiences to southern culture and normalizing more rural lifestyles ...

'It is so embedded': UNC humanities programs impacted amid federal funding cuts

By Maria Sullivan | April 15

Decreased funding would impact research, community projects and local arts councils.