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UNC's offense lags behind after JMU's high-scoring first half

By Caroline Wills | September 22

Offensive blunders stunted North Carolina during James Madison's historic 53-point first half.

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Following JMU's 53-point first half, UNC football falls to the Dukes, 70-50

By Cade Shoemaker | September 21

North Carolina (3-1) was routed by JMU (3-0) 70-50 on Saturday afternoon in Kenan Stadium after conceding the most points to an opponent during any half ...

Behind three straight shutouts, UNC field hockey's Abigail Taylor builds confidence

By Anna Page Lancaster | September 21

And while Taylor's confidence was evident on the field on Friday against No. 15 Syracuse, the in-the-head aspects of the game have always been challenging ...

UNC men's soccer forward Luke Hille scores against former team, NCSU, in 2-0 win

By Cade Shoemaker | September 21

Senior forward Luke Hille's goal came in the 11th minute, guiding the Tar Heels to the 2-0 win over N.C. State on Friday night.

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UNC volleyball defeats Michigan in five sets

By Molly Louison | September 20

After losing the first set, the Tar Heels beat the Wolverines to hand them their first loss of the season.

No. 6 UNC men's soccer shuts out No. 18 N.C. State, 2-0

By Megan Smith | September 20

The No. 6 North Carolina men’s soccer team (5-0-2, 2-0-0 ACC) prevailed over No. 18 North Carolina State (5-1-2, ACC 1-1-0) on Friday night in a 2-0 ...

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No. 2 UNC field hockey charges past No. 15 Syracuse, 5-0, in ACC opener

By Caroline Wills | September 20

No. 2 North Carolina field hockey (5-0, ACC 1-0) dominated No. 15 Syracuse (4-2, ACC 0-1) with a 5-0 win on Friday at Karen Shelton Stadium. ...

Judge denies Republican request to prevent UNC mobile One Card as voter ID

By Sarah Clements | September 20

The Democratic National Committee and UNC Affirmative Action Coalition opposed the Republican Party claims and argued that the mobile One Card is a more ...

UNC System rolls out new application, simplifies process for high school seniors

By Lauren Zola | September 20

NC College Connect is available for public and charter school students to use to apply for select colleges and universities in North Carolina. The program ...

Supporters, critics of private school voucher program react to NCGA funding

By Jessica Hudnut | September 20

While some think the voucher program creates opportunities for low-income families to attend private schools, others believe it doesn't completely level ...

DEQ holds public meeting to discuss Chapel Hill police property Brownfield agreement

By Maddie Policastro | September 19

The meeting included a summary of the proposed plan to cap coal ash at the site along with public comment from community members.

Despite quarterback uncertainty, UNC football prepares to take on JMU

By Caroline Wills | September 19

As UNC's quarterback battle enters a new chapter and the defense aims to minimize penalties, North Carolina will look to improve its consistency against ...

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors hold walkout, spray paint University buildings

By Laney Crawley | September 19

A protest led by UNC Students for Justice in Palestine

‘No one has provided me with clear answers’: Four inaugural faculty leave SCiLL

By Aidan Lockhart | September 19

UNC's School of Civic Life and Leadership has undergone significant faculty turnover since its inception, hiring 11 new faculty members this August.

'Bring this vision to life': Pauli Murray Center opens in Durham's West End

By Sarah Lewisohn | September 18

The Pauli Murray Center is housed in Murray's childhood home in Durham, which was built by their grandfather and Civil War veteran, Robert Fitzgerald. ...

The Process Series shows that art is never truly finished

By Adele Harris | September 18

The Process Series, which had its first event of the 2024-2025 season on Friday, Sept. 13, is a way for artists to present their works in progress. Joseph ...

Orange County provides resources after federal COVID-19 vaccine program ends

By Makenzie Mills | September 18

Erica Pettigrew, a UNC Health family medicine and primary doctor, said that vaccinations can help curb a large spike in COVID-19 cases amidst a surge ...

Op-ed: Art Pope on Democracy, Policy and Business in NC

September 18

"The last time I checked, North Carolina had a vibrant democracy as a “purple” state with a Republican legislative majority, a Democratic Governor, ...

N.C. EMC votes to regulate 3 out of 8 forever chemicals

By Brantley Aycock | September 18

Democracy Green Executive Director Santa Whittington said it is an injustice to not regulate all PFAS, which don't break down or degrade in the environment. ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' parents share perspectives on equity, privilege

By Lucy Marques | September 18

Without diving into Chapel Hill's community history, it's impossible to understand diversity, equity and inclusion within Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, ...