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No. 1 seed UNC baseball defeats No. 4 seed Holy Cross, 4-0, in opening game of Regionals

| May 30

Swimming and Diving

Brianna Duncan's record is bright spot for track and field at the Battle of the Blues

By Daniel Petrucci | April 8

Squaring up with Duke and Michigan on Friday at the Battle of the Blues in the Blue Devil’s Morris Williams Stadium, the UNC women’s track and field ...

Men's lacrosse continues slump, loses sixth straight against Virginia, 15-12

By Sam Jarden | April 8

On a cold, wet and nasty Saturday night in Chapel Hill, the North Carolina men’s lacrosse team couldn’t keep up with a potent No. 13 UVA offense and ...

No. 5 UNC women's lacrosse blows out Louisville, 16-6

By Jake Schmitz | April 8

The No. 5 North Carolina women’s lacrosse team looked sharp despite harsh weather in its 16-6 win over Louisville.

North Carolina men's tennis weathers the rain for a 6-1 win over Louisville

By Madeline Coleman | April 7

“We were faced with very tough variables with the rain and wind, the weather kind of getting a little colder and the ball flying, so a lot of variables ...

Men's tennis aces tough test against gritty Louisville squad with decisive 6-1 win

By Brian Keyes | April 7

The No. 5 North Carolina men’s tennis team defeated unranked Louisville on Friday afternoon to earn its sixth win in the last seven contests.

No. 1 UNC women's tennis routs Notre Dame, 6-1

By Torre Netkovick | April 6

The No.1 North Carolina women’s tennis team won 6-1 against Notre Dame on Friday, improving its record to 19-2 (8-1 ACC).

Letter: Arts visibility does not equal support.

April 6

Contrary to what Chancellor Folt has led you to believe, at UNC the arts are not for everyone.

Press Coverage podcast with men's lacrosse player Chris Cloutier

By Sam Jarden , Tommy Fradenburg and Keaton Eberly | April 6

Men's lacrosse player Chris Cloutier talks lacrosse, basketball and the history of Canadian athletes at UNC with anchors Sam Jarden and Tommy Fradenburg. ...

First in flight, but not the last: Carolina General Aviation hosts potentially last event

By Mark Burnett | April 5

Carolina General Aviation is offering what might be its last flying event at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday at Horace Williams Airport. The airport faces potential ...

The making of Chris Cloutier — a senior, a record-holder and a national champion

By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle | April 5

After a lacrosse filled childhood, Chris Cloutier put his nose to the grind and made his way to a lacrosse high school power house, making his way from ...

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation names Raleigh as 11th best food truck city

By Michael Meeks | April 5

Raleigh has been ranked as the 11th best city in the country for food trucks, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Government regulations ...

UNC APAHM holds panel to discuss barriers and challenges Asian Americans face

By Hannah Anglin | April 5

The "bamboo ceiling" keeps Asian Americans from reaching leadership positions in their fields of work due to the quiet and passive stereotypes that follow ...

Op-Ed: Predatory behavior continues

April 5

"I hope all of our MJ-school women and men will be prepared when the next unwarranted and unwelcome “come on” is mixed up with a professional media ...

Letter: Educate yourself before sharing 'Soviet memes'

April 5

Portraying Soviet memes as acceptable whereas Nazi memes are unacceptable is outright denying history.

Column: Letter to a future Tar Heel

By Evana Bodiker | April 5

To all the hopeful Tar Heels visiting campus: I’ve been where you are now.

How do you get a job? How do you use LinkedIn? Career Services has answers

By Emily Galvin | April 5

Due to the ease of creating professional profiles online, students are planning for their careers earlier than ever. But how necessary is LinkedIn, anyway? ...

Greek life educates campus on sexual assault with It's On Us

By Madeleine Fraley | April 5

“What the It’s On Us campaign is encouraging is that sexual violence is everyone’s issue,” said Shelley Gist Kennedy, the program coordinator ...

Photo Illustration. Although traditional cigarette use has fallen in the past decade among young people in North Carolina, the rise in popularity of e-cigarettes has presented a new challenge for health officials.

UNC School of Medicine discovers new evidence regarding the risks of vaping

By Brooke Bauman | April 5

As e-liquids gained popularity, the world said goodbye to that quintessential smoke smell. The vaping and e-cigarette industries have introduced flavored ...

Mount Holyoke College's gender inclusion policies endure despite negative responses

By Emily Davis | April 5

A new policy advises educators to refer to the student body as "Mount Holyoke students" rather than "Mount Holyoke women" and to use gender-neutral language ...

Nikki Haley addresses global governance in talk at Duke

By Lucas Risinger | April 5

Haley remained tough on Russia, critical of the Iran nuclear deal and fervently supportive of Israel in both her speech and interview with Duke professor ...