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North Carolina creators pay homage to Native American heritage through art

By Kaitlyn Church | November 28

Ethan Oxendine, a member of the Lumbee and Tuscarora tribes, plays the courting flute and dances. He is just one of many Native American artists throughout ...

Eve Carson poses for a portrait in front of the Old Well on Oct. 8, 2007. The Eve Carson Scholarship, established in honor of 2008 UNC Student Body President Eve Carson, awards students for their leadership and service on campus.

Photo Courtesy of The Eve Carson Scholarship Executive Committee/Mary Moore McLean.

Eve Carson Scholarship to welcome 15th class

By Daneen Khan | November 28

The scholarship was created to pay tribute to 2008 UNC Student Body President Eve Marie Carson, who envisioned a scholarship that awarded UNC juniors ...

UNC men's soccer gets redemption in penalty kick win over Hofstra, advances to NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

By Cade Shoemaker | November 28

Standing over the penalty spot waiting to take his kick, graduate forward Quenzi Huerman knew he had to change his approach in order to convert.

Preview: UNC women's basketball to host top-ranked South Carolina in ACC/SEC Challenge

By Emma Moon | November 28

Here are three things to know ahead of Thursday's ACC-SEC Challenge showdown.

Analysis: Grading UNC men's and women's basketball on their Thanksgiving tournament performances

By Shelby Swanson and Daniel Wei | November 28

With the ACC/SEC challenge and other big non-conference matchups around the corner, here’s a look at grades for each team’s frontcourt, backcourt ...

Two keys to UNC men's basketball's ACC/SEC Challenge clash with No. 10 Tennessee

By Noah Monroe | November 28

The Tar Heels will need to contain guard Dalton Knecht and stay out of foul trouble to defeat the No. 10 Volunteers.

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Column: The CLE requirement only increases student disinterest

By Mary Blake Nobles | November 28

"It’s perfectly understandable that UNC wants to increase student engagement and event attendance. They’re just going about it the wrong way."

Students voice concerns over conditions in recreational facilities

By Kamryn Hailey | November 28

86 percent of students surveyed this fall said that on-campus recreational facilities were “too crowded.”

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Q&A: The Achordants bring fun to a cappella performances

By Charlie Bagwell | November 28

Staff writer Charlie Bagwell sat down with senior Henry Farnham, the president of a cappella group the Achordants, as part of a series featuring the a ...

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Orange County Schools reflects on funding, quality of school meals

By Tori Newby | November 28

OCS child nutrition director Sara Pitts said the county aims to tailor its food options to student preferences, following trends and turning them into ...

Column: Romance got run over by a reindeer named Tinder

By Maddie Whitaker | November 28

"Even if these dating apps had nothing but pure intentions, it’s still strange for people to have access to thousands of posts from other singles looking ...

Column: Why I talk to strangers

By Spence Whitman | November 28

"Start a conversation with the person next to you in the lecture hall, even if it might be uncomfortable. Chat with the person in line behind you at the ...

UNC to cover some students' tuition in 2024-2025 through new financial aid program

By Natalie McCormick | November 28

Beginning in 2024, the University will begin covering the tuition of undergraduate in-state students whose families make less than $80,000 a year.

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'A greater sense of urgency': 12-week abortion ban inhibits, exhausts healthcare providers

By Lucy Marques | November 27

S.B. 20, which went into effect on July 1, bans most abortions in North Carolina after 12 weeks of pregnancy and requires patients to attend an in-person ...

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UNC women's soccer season ends after allowing three-goal comeback in NCAA tournament

By Noah Monroe | November 27

The defense crumbled under a barrage of shots from BYU, and the Cougars scored three goals in nine minutes to complete a miracle comeback.

UNC volleyball shifts momentum in fourth set, defeats Duke to end regular season

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | November 27

“I knew for a fact that if we just came out and we just played our game, we were going to be fine," junior outside hitter Mabrey Shaffmaster said.

Shooting suspect Tailei Qi found unfit for trial in professor’s death

By Abby Pender and Lauren Rhodes | November 27

Tailei Qi, the suspect charged with the murder of UNC associate professor Zijie Yan, has been found unfit to continue to trial due to mental illness.

University announces change in leadership, location for Carolina Women's Center

By Lauren Rhodes | November 27

Shauna Harris will become the Carolina Women's Center's new director on Jan. 2.

High school e-cigarette use has declined, according to CDC survey

By Audrey Kashatus | November 27

E-cigarette usage is down to 10 percent among high school students across the country, according to a survey by the Centers for Disease Control and ...

UNC faculty and staff gain access to AI generative tool Microsoft Copilot

By Brooke Elliott | November 26

UNC faculty and staff can now access Microsoft Copilot — formerly known as Bing Chat Enterprise — through the University's Information and Technology ...