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'Visually impactful': New sculpture on Franklin Street celebrates Pride Month

By Sarayu Thondapu | May 28

Think Outside the Box is the newest Franklin Street Plaza art addition, replacing Rubbish the Raccoon. The piece kickstarts the Pride Month celebrations ...

No. 4 UNC men's golf falls, 3-1, to Florida State in NCAA tournament quarterfinals

By Harry Crowther | May 28

In a tense, back-and-forth match, the No. 4 UNC men’s golf team faded late and fell to No. 6 Florida State, 3-1, in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championship ...

Triangle community members try unique, local beverages on Caffeine Crawl

By Delphine Liu | May 28

The Caffeine Crawl, a national tour that features local beverage shop owners and their products, has come to the Triangle for the second time since last ...

UNC softball coach pushes team to new heights during first season as head coach

By Megan Smith | May 27

Despite falling to Notre Dame in the first round of the ACC tournament earlier in May in a 7-4 decision, the Tar Heels amassed a 30-20 record, going 10-14 ...

Local farmers markets build community during summer season and year-round

By Brigit Pierce | May 26

The Chapel Hill Farmers' Market and the Carrboro Farmers' Market bring together community members by providing an abundance of different types of produce. ...

Missed opportunities plague Diamond Heels' loss to Wake Forest in ACC tournament

By Brendan Lunga | May 26

In No. 1-seeded North Carolina’s 9-5 loss to No. 8-seeded Wake Forest on Friday, the Tar Heels were left with what could have been. From small ball ...

No. 1 seed Diamond Heels fall, 9-5, in extra innings to No. 8 Wake Forest in ACC tournament

By Harry Crowther | May 25

In a wild, back-and-forth contest, the No. 7 Tar Heels (42-13) rallied from four runs down to take the lead but could not hold on, losing to No. 22 Wake ...

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Chapel Hill, University serves community with free transit

By Lola Oliverio | May 24

Navigating UNC's campus and surrounding town can be difficult. Luckily, there are several ways to get around without breaking a sweat.

Five local coffee shops for sipping, studying and socializing

By Shreya Arukil | May 24

Coffee shops are a delicious way to create and strengthen friendships, experience the Chapel Hill and Carrboro community at its most basic level and drain ...

Preview: Men's golf team looks to make history with trip to NCAA tournament

By Harry Crowther | May 23

The UNC men’s golf team is on the brink of history. To prepare for the NCAA Championship, here are some notes on each player in the Tar Heels’ ...

Parks Harber & Casey Cook ACC tournament

No. 7 Diamond Heels defeat Pitt, 12-2, in first game of ACC tournament

By Brendan Lunga | May 23

With junior center fielder Vance Honeycutt not in the lineup due to back spasms, the No. 1-seeded UNC baseball team defeated the No. 12-seeded Pittsburgh ...

Orange County Board of County Commissioners discusses school bond referendum, housing

By Sophie Baglioni | May 23

On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of County Commissioners met to discuss funding for Orange County Schools, housing projects and the county's capital ...

UNC Board of Governors removes DEI requirements from UNC System schools

By Ananya Cox | May 23

The UNC Board of Governors voted to repeal Section 300.8.5 of the UNC Policy Manual, which required diversity and inclusion services and officers ...

UNC men's basketball lands Vanderbilt forward Ven-Allen Lubin in the transfer portal

By Emma Moon | May 23

Former Vanderbilt forward Ven-Allen Lubin has committed to UNC, he announced via social media on Thursday.

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Carolina Tree Heritage gives new life to green spaces at UNC

By Morgan Brenner | May 23

Through all these moments that make up a critical four years of your life, Davie Poplar has been there, winding around you and the Old Well — just as ...

Game day outfits help students embrace UNC's rich sports culture

By Emma Moon | May 22

During those big-time sports moments, North Carolina fans work to look good while also showing their undeniable Tar Heel pride.

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Orange County Schools Board of Education discusses equity and summer meal plans

By Sarah Clements | May 22

The May 20 OCS Board of Education meeting reviewed the work of the Equity Task Force and community responses to the group's purpose and key projects. ...