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No. 2 seed UNC women's soccer dominates Minnesota, 3-0, to advance to NCAA quarterfinals

| November 24

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Players nicknamed the 'game changers' push UNC women's soccer past Louisville

By Tess Alongi | October 5

With the UNC women's soccer roster full of indisputable star power and scoring talent, a different set of players shined on Thursday night. ...

No. 3 UNC men's soccer falls to Clemson, 3-2, in first loss of season

By Alexandra Jones | October 4

The No. 3 North Carolina men’s soccer team (6-1-3, 3-1 ACC) fell to No. 24 Clemson (6-2-2, 3-2 ACC), in a 3-2 decision on Friday night at Riggs Field. ...

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UNC volleyball sweeps Duke with another 3-0 win

By Megan Smith | October 4

The North Carolina volleyball team (12-1, 4-0 ACC) topped Duke (6-9, 2-2 ACC) for the second time this week in a 3-0 decision on Friday night in Carmichael ...

Preview: UNC football looks to rebound from two-straight losses with Pitt game

By Anna Page Lancaster | October 3

Against Pittsburgh on Saturday at Kenan Stadium, UNC will look to get back on track and save the season from spiraling further out of control.

Residential Learning Programs seek to build resilience in students

By Brooke Xu | October 3

Residential Learning Programs provide a unique community for undergraduate students living on campus at UNC.

Orange County County Commissioners approve Greene Tract Master Plan, property tax evaluation

By Caroline Horne | October 3

The Orange County Board of Commissioners approved the Greene Tract Master Plan to approve changes to clarify the UDO in regards to landscaping policies. ...

'Community of change makers': Campus Y's First-Year Council connects student advocates

By Sajni Patel | October 3

The council lets first-year students partner with various Campus Y committees while building community.

UNC Undergraduate Executive Branch hosts DEI Town Hall

By Caleb Herrera | October 3

The UNC Executive Branch held a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Town Hall on Wednesday, discussing changes on campus after UNC's alignment to the removal ...

N.C. artists paint landscapes of local landmarks for eighth annual Paint it Orange

By Jaya Nadella | October 3

The eighth annual Paint it Orange competition started on Sep. 27 and will adjudicate artists on Friday at the Eno Arts Mill gallery in Hillsborough, followed ...

Column: Don’t value loss in Appalachia for industry, tourism. Value it for its humanity.

By Mary Thomas Watkins | October 3

"As the death toll climbs and all many can seem to talk about is the marring of natural beauty or the stagnation of key industries, speaking of human ...

Ackland Film Forum and Varsity Theatre presents: Election anticipation on screen

By Ashley Burnette | October 3

The Varsity Theatre on Franklin Street will begin screening a wide variety of films involving politics and elections on Tuesdays nights prior to the upcoming ...

No. 4 UNC women's soccer dominates Louisville, 5-0, to record sixth straight win

By Emma Moon | October 3

The No. 3 UNC women’s soccer team (12-1, 5-0 ACC) defeated Louisville (6-4-2, 1-3-0 ACC), 5-0, on Thursday night at Dorrance Field to push North Carolina ...

Op-ed: Student rentals harm Northside residents

October 3

"Student tenants, working in conjunction with the Town, must work to preserve Northside and create fairer housing opportunities throughout Chapel Hill." ...

Western North Carolina adapts its voting procedures in the wake of Hurricane Helene

By Makenzie Mills | October 3

Those displaced due to Hurricane Helene can request an absentee ballot to be delivered to their new location. Or, if they already requested one, they ...

Column: Your insecurities are fair game for the beauty industry

By Cecily Ross | October 3

"These ads ruin young women’s perceptions of themselves. They create a culture of incessant 'mirror-time' — time spent criticizing and comparing oneself ...

How to vote in person in Orange County on Election Day

By McKenzie Bulris | October 3

Voters can find their assigned polling place — which will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. — by checking their voter registration on the N.C. State ...

Faculty Executive Committee convenes, discusses SCiLL, programming updates

October 2

Committee members discussed the Center for Faculty Excellence and conversations around the War in Gaza.

'Design It for Us' tour visits UNC, discusses social media use

By Jordan Andreasen | October 2

An advocacy coalition, Design It For Us, hosted a discussion around educating college students about safe technology usage and awareness, which featured ...

'Shark Tank'-style competition show featuring UNC students premieres

By Albert Carlson | October 2

"Seed Money" is a new show, produced by The Design Network, that puts UNC students into a "Shark Tank" style competition. The show premiered on The Design ...