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UNC wrestling dominates Gardner-Webb, 45-0, in season-opening dual meet

By Nicole Schroder | January 10

“Today goes to show that the work that we have been doing shows,” first-year Julian Tagg said. “The next match is the same as this match in that ...

New state employees will no longer receive retiree health coverage benefits

By Brian Rosenzweig | January 10

Lawmakers hope this change will help to mitigate the rising costs of insurance that the state is responsible for providing.

Preview: Dominating the boards, protecting the ball key for UNC against No. 19 Clemson

By Jared McMasters | January 7

Clemson's well-rounded rotation and ability to force turnovers could keep the Tar Heels on their toes as the Tigers look to defeat UNC in back-to-back ...

Employee Forum discusses vaccinations for UNC front-line workers

By Elena Tsai | January 7

At the meeting, members discussed faculty concerns regarding COVID-19 testing and vaccine distribution, as well as updates on Carolina Next’s first ...

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UNC to begin semester with remote classes as N.C. COVID-19 cases climb

By Maddie Ellis | January 7

The University will delay the return to in-person classes for the spring semester by three weeks, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Bob Blouin said ...

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Andrew Platek's last-second heroics give UNC men's basketball a 67-65 win over Miami

By Ryan Heller | January 5

With only a few seconds remaining, junior forward Leaky Black found senior guard Andrew Platek near the baseline, and Platek was able to put the ball ...

Meet the new chair and vice-chair of the CHCCS Board of Education

By Graham Hill | January 5

Board member Jillian La Serna was elected to serve as the board's new chairperson at a Dec. 3 meeting, while Deon Temne was elected as the board's vice ...

UNC women's basketball reschedules games after COVID-19 postponements

By Brian Keyes | January 3

The game between the North Carolina women's basketball and Louisville has been postponed following positive tests within the UNC program, the ACC announced ...

UNC alumna Nancy Stancill writes memoir detailing life as an investigative reporter

By Lily Chubb | January 3

UNC and Daily Tar Heel alumna Nancy Stancill has had an extensive career in journalism working across the country, but she has now settled down with her ...

Late-game collapse dooms North Carolina in 41-27 Orange Bowl loss to Texas A&M

By Jared McMasters | January 3

Sophomore linebacker Eugene Asante, filling in for an NFL-bound Chazz Surratt, held his own against the Aggies, finishing with a team-high 10 total tackles ...

Day'Ron Sharpe provides spark for UNC in 66-65 win over Notre Dame

By Hunter Nelson | January 2

Despite a hot game from Notre Dame's Nate Laszewski, it was first year forward Day'Ron Sharpe who was the player of the game on Saturday, scoring a career-high ...

UNC basketball running out of time to salvage this season after falling to Georgia Tech

By Brian Keyes | December 31

Following the loss to Georgia Tech on Wednesday night, it's time to recognize that North Carolina simply isn't a very good basketball team right now. ...

'Just not playing hard': Against N.C. State, UNC's first-half energy woes proved fatal

By Mary Mac Porter | December 23

With a long stretch of ACC games ahead of the Tar Heels, this season's legacy is yet to be written. But it is obvious that a complete game of basketball, ...

Three takeaways from No. 22 UNC basketball's 75-63 win over Kentucky

By Macy Meyer | December 19

In a normal year, an early season victory against Kentucky would mean good things to come for UNC basketball. But with Kentucky out to a 1-5 start, Saturday's ...

'Black Nativity Durham' tells story of the birth of Jesus with an African twist

By Elizabeth Egan | December 17

The press release stated that "Black Nativity Durham" is a “soulful, gospel, celebration about the birth of Jesus Christ” that was originally written ...

Seven years later: Office of Civil Rights' Title IX monitoring at UNC closes

By Maddie Ellis | December 17

Though the Office of Civil Rights found UNC in violation of Title IX two years ago, the office's monitoring program of the University has now ended. ...

UNC alumnus Ricky Hurtado is first Latinx Democrat elected to N.C. General Assembly

By Emmy Trivette | December 17

“More than anything, I've been humbled by this moment,” Hurtado said. “We've done something that no Latino Democrat has ever done in North Carolina, ...

First-years stand out in UNC women's basketball's loss to Miami

By Lindsay Callihan | December 15

“Our freshmen are so young and have had so little time to prepare," head coach Courtney Banghart said. "The young team is going to learn very quickly ...

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Orange County Schools Board of Education prepares for hybrid learning in January

By Hayley Rosewall | December 15

The Orange County Schools Board of Education met Monday to discuss COVID-19 updates, transitioning to hybrid learning and new Gender Support and Lactation ...

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UNC aims to correct 'biggest error' from the fall with testing program, Blouin says

By Heidi Pérez-Moreno | December 15

“Once we have our students on our campus, I think it’s going to be very difficult to send them home,” Provost Bob Blouin said. “For all of the ...