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Diamond Heels tie up series against Miami with 9-8 win

By Cooper Metts | April 15

Winning this game ties the weekend series between UNC and Miami, which gives the Tar Heels a chance to take the series in the afternoon's second game. ...

North Carolina women's lacrosse defeated by No. 1 Syracuse in first home loss since 2019

By Harry Crowther | April 15

The result snaps UNC’s 41-game home win streak dating back to 2019.

Editorial: Terrorism charges against UNC activist indicative of unjust police violence, overreach

By Editorial Board | April 14

"For any student involved in social change, Halperin and Marsicano’s experiences are crucial to understand. Their time in Atlanta reflects a power dynamic ...

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'The future of law enforcement': Bill introduced in U.S. House to incentivize women in policing

By Carly Breland | April 14

On Wednesday, U.S. Reps. Deborah Ross (D-2nd) and Rep. Valerie Foushee (D-4th) introduced the Supporting Women with Career Opportunities in Policing Services ...

UNC women's tennis ends regular season undefeated with big win over No. 3 Duke

By Twumasi Duah-Mensah | April 14

A win over the Blue Devils means that the Tar Heels end the regular season undefeated and clinch a regular season championship. Against a Duke team that ...

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UNC seniors plan to go out with a 'bang' during Senior Week

By Samantha Nichols | April 14

A series of community-building events will be held as part of “Senior Week,” hosted by the Senior Class Marshals. The celebrations include a social ...

'Free our Jamie': Protesters fight campus ban of law student charged with domestic terrorism

By Satchel Walton | April 14

After being charged with domestic terrorism after protests at an Atlanta police training construction site, second-year law student Jamie Marsicano was ...

How Jackson Van De Brake went from a middling JUCO batter to surprise slugger for UNC

By Grace Nugent | April 14

Last year, Jackson – the youngest Van De Brake – decided to uproot from the West Coast and has since found a new home in Chapel Hill, where the slugger ...

North Carolina Teaching Fellows program sees largest class since relaunch in 2017

By Zoe Werner | April 13

The North Carolina Teaching Fellowship program accepted 132 applicants this year — the largest class of students since the program was reinstated by ...

'100 years and cooking': Sutton's Drug Store celebrates a century in Chapel Hill

By Carson Elm-Picard | April 13

To celebrate its centennial, Sutton's offered free shirts to the first 100 customers and $1 hot dog meals throughout the day. Sutton's sold over ...

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NC Senate passes bill to allow survivors of domestic violence testify remotely

By Sophia Fanning | April 13

State Senators and Representatives filed Senate Bill 51 and House Bill 39, also known as "Kayla’s Act." S.B. 51 unanimously passed the state Senate ...

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"The Story of Us" shares LGBTQ+ experiences as part of UNC Pride Week

By Maeson Wagner | April 13

As a part of UNC’s Pride Week festivities, “The Story of Us,” a theatrical performance, will premiere this Saturday at the FedEx Global Education ...

Ninth-inning safety squeeze leads Miami to victory over Diamond Heels in series opener

By Evan Rogers | April 13

Miami broke the gridlock in the night’s final inning, as a safety squeeze drove home the game-winning run.

Diamond Heels make adjustments to confront consistency issues ahead of Miami series

By Grace Nugent | April 13

While the Diamond Heels won over Queens University on Tuesday, the game represented a problem that has been bugging the team for the past few weeks: consistency. ...

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Orange County programs reduce juvenile criminal justice involvement, address root issues

By Eliza Benbow | April 13

In 2021, 64 percent of reviewed allegations against North Carolina juveniles were approved by a juvenile court counselor for court. Instead of sending ...

“Build the Hill” creates community of sustainable businesses

By Kayla Hallac | April 13

Build the Hill, a student-run nonprofit initiative affiliated with the Campus Y, seeks alleviate poverty by promoting sustainable small business growth ...

Recycling efforts on campus go beyond blue bins

By Holly Adams | April 13

Alongside the blue bins all across campus, UNC is working to create a more sustainable University through new initiatives and research.

Wheat 麦茶 replaces Shanghai Dumpling on Franklin Street

By Laney Crawley | April 13

Wheat 麦茶, which also serves Chinese cuisine, recently replaced Shanghai Dumpling on Franklin Street. It is a local chain, specializing in authentic ...

Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham coffee shops team up for Caffeine Crawl

By Sierra President | April 13

This Saturday, the Caffeine Crawl is coming to Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Durham. The event features several area coffee and tea businesses, and participants ...

Pride in the Pit puts queer community at the center of campus

By Holly Adams | April 13

UNC's LGBTQ Center and student volunteers celebrated “Pride in the Pit,” as a part of a series of events for UNC's Pride Week. The week is a celebration ...