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Conference schedule announced for UNC women's basketball

By Ryan Wilcox | September 24

Take a look at the upcoming slate for the Tar Heels in the first season of the Courtney Banghart era.

UNC Board of Governors chairperson Harry Smith to resign

By Maeve Sheehey | September 24

Harry Smith will step down as chairperson of the Board of Governors effective Oct. 1, according to UNC-System Media Relations.

Environmental activists are dubious of Duke Energy's ambitious goals

By Max Kurzman | September 24

The country's largest electricity provider announced its objective to be net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, but activists remain skeptical.

Here's what went wrong against App State for UNC football

By Brian Keyes | September 23

Slow starts, converting on third down and cutting down on mental mistakes are what the UNC football team needs to address after its loss to Appalachian ...

Orange County dogs make a splash at 15th annual Dog Swim

By David Saff | September 23

Over 100 dogs took a dive into the Heritage Hills Recreation Club pool at the Orange County Animal Services 15th annual Dog Swim.

UNC women's soccer head coach Anson Dorrance looks on during his team's 2-0 win over Ohio State on Aug. 19 at Finley Fields South. The victory was his 1,000th in a decorated career.

UNC to name field after women’s soccer legend Anson Dorrance

By Ryan Wilcox | September 23

North Carolina is naming the field in its new soccer and lacrosse stadium for women's soccer coach Anson Dorrance, the athletic department announced Monday. ...

Beyond forced labor: How UNC made its founding investments on slavery, stolen property

By Charlie McGee | September 23

While the labor and trading of enslaved people was central to establishing and growing UNC, it was also a primary source of wealth for generations of ...

UNC field hockey ties program record for consecutive wins with victory over Louisville

By Mollie Brewster | September 22

With a 4-1 win over Louisville, the North Carolina field hockey team got off to a strong start in conference play and tied a program record for consecutive ...

Student government creates new student support network for mental health

By Anna Neil | September 19

A new peer support system for students is set to launch at the end of September. This new system, created by the Undergraduate Executive Branch of UNC ...

College of Arts & Sciences receives anonymous $25 million donation

By Macy Meyer | September 19

UNC's graduate programs received a significant funding boost on Wednesday. While the donor remains anonymous, the money may dramatically affect students' ...

What to do with your parents on campus this Family Weekend

By Julie Kim | September 19

Family Weekend is here, which means you'll have lots of time to show your parents the sights. Here are some activities, on-campus and off, to fill the ...

Buzz surrounding UNC football leads to student ticket fiasco

By Parth Upadhyaya | September 19

Attending UNC football games is as popular among students as it’s ever been in recent memory. With head coach Mack Brown’s return, there’s an excitement ...

'There has never, ever been a police chief here like me': Q&A with David L. Perry

By Evely Forte | September 18

UNC Police Chief David L. Perry speaks on his goals to bring the community together, protect against sexual assault and active shooters and ensure peaceful ...

Committee discusses parking citations, lighting and updates to UNC's transportation

By Preston Fore | September 18

UNC's Advisory Committee on Transportation & Parking (ACT) met on Wednesday afternoon to update community members on upcoming changes regarding parking ...

The LSAT will go fully digital starting this month

By Maydha Devarajan | September 18

The Law School Admission Council is changing the LSAT format starting this September.

Why an Orange County resident is appealing the county's flag ordinance

By Diane Adame | September 17

Robert Hall Jr. is appealing a claim that his 400-square-foot Confederate flag violates an Orange County ordinance. The flag was raised one month before ...

Local schools face measles threat, even with high vaccination rates

By Elizabeth Holmes | September 16

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a report last month confirming over 1,200 individual cases of measles in 31 different states since ...

For UNC field hockey, quick start leads to 8-0 win over William & Mary

By Torre Netkovick | September 16

The North Carolina field hockey team defeated William & Mary on Sunday in an 8-0 victory, the team's second shutout of the season.

UNC gamers offer female perspectives about harassment while playing online

By Maddie Ellis | September 15

“It’s hard to have a discussion because video games are so new, but hyper-sexualization of women and sexism are so old." Female gamers from UNC talked ...

Protesters rallied in Pittsboro after confederate statue removal decision

By David Saff | September 15

The vote by Chatham County commissioners to remove a Confederate statue attracted demonstrators both supporting and opposing the decision.