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Roy Williams speaks after reports that Mike Krzyzewski will retire after next season

By Lucas Thomae | June 2

Krzyzewski's retirement will come just one season after Roy Williams stepped down as coach of the North Carolina program. The Hall of Famers competed ...

'Unsubscribe': Romance studies Listserv spammed with hundreds of emails

By Sarah Choi | June 1

On Friday, May 28, students subscribed to the romance studies Listserv were bombarded with hundreds of emails. Despite the inconveniences it posed at ...

Perennial Cafe on Franklin Street reopens its doors after a year-long temporary closing

By Emily Shih | June 1

Perennial Cafe, a coffee shop located at 401 W. Franklin St., reopened to eager customers on May 28. The cafe had temporarily closed its doors last year ...

Breaking down the tenure process at UNC and why Nikole Hannah-Jones' case is unusual

By Nicole Moorefield and Lauren McCarthy | May 31

The word "tenure" has been in the news a lot for the past couple weeks, but what does it actually mean? Here's a comprehensive look at tenure, including ...

'Climbing the Hill': UNC History class develops a podcast on the history of women at UNC

By Nayeli Jaramillo-Plata | May 31

“Climbing the Hill,” a podcast aimed at retelling the stories of women at UNC, was named that because it captured all the documents and the stories ...

NCAA semifinal loss leaves North Carolina women’s lacrosse wondering ‘if only’

By Noah Monroe | May 31

If only two more of the North Carolina women’s lacrosse team's 21 shots on goal had gone in, then the Tar Heels would have been playing for a national ...

Second quarter run buries No. 1 UNC men's lacrosse in NCAA semifinal

By Zachary Crain | May 31

“We had our chances, but I give our kids a ton of credit — all year they’ve been resilient, they’ve been tough, they’ve been gritty,” head ...

Black community and culture to be celebrated at inaugural local Juneteenth festival

By Sarah Choi | May 31

The first annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth celebration is set to take place on June 18 and 19. Juneteenth — a portmanteau of June 19 — commemorates ...

University Libraries launches Reckoning Initiative to advance anti-racism work

By Jennifer Tran | May 31

Elaine Westbrooks, vice provost for University Libraries and University librarian, said that prior to the pandemic, the Libraries held an exhibition examining ...

Horvath's grand slam powers UNC to victory over N.C. State in ACC Tournament

By Austin Bean | May 31

After falling short of some key opportunities this season, the young Tar Heel bats came through when they were needed most in their victory over N.C. ...

UNC baseball comes out on top against NC State to finish out ACC Tournament play

By Austin Bean | May 30

After dropping their opening game of the ACC Tournament to Pittsburgh Tuesday night, the Tar Heels were able to grab a win Friday in game two against ...

UNC women's lacrosse loses 11-10 to Boston College in NCAA semifinals

By Noah Monroe | May 28

North Carolina women's lacrosse (20-1, 9-0) lost in the NCAA semifinal against Boston College (17-3, 8-2), 11-10 on Friday to end the immaculate season ...

UNC's first on-campus vaccine clinic opens Wednesday

UNC announces vaccinated students won't have to participate in asymptomatic testing

By Lauren McCarthy | May 28

The Carolina Together Testing Program Team announced on Friday that students who have received the COVID-19 vaccine will not be required to participate ...

Preview: No. 1 UNC men's lacrosse faces stacked field in Final Four

By Zachary Crain | May 27

For the first time in over two years, a Division I NCAA men’s lacrosse championship will be won on Monday. With the No. 1 North Carolina men’s lacrosse ...

A guide to cultural events in Chapel Hill this summer

By Noah Robert Houser | May 27

With COVID-19 restrictions easing up, spring and summer events are coming back in full force. From concerts to art exhibitions, there are plenty of opportunities ...

Carrboro's Mayor Lavelle announces she will leave office at the end of her current term

By Kelli Rainer | May 27

Carrboro Mayor Lydia Lavelle will leave office after her term ends in December, she announced in a press release Wednesday. Lavelle said she feels confident ...

North Carolina Collection curator Bob Anthony to retire after 40-year career

By Lauren McCarthy | May 27

Bob Anthony, curator of the North Carolina Collection and director of the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, is set to retire on May 31 after a 40-year ...

UNC has until Friday to offer Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure or face federal lawsuit

By Lauren McCarthy | May 27

Nikole Hannah-Jones is considering taking legal action against UNC following the Board of Trustees' decision to not take action in granting her a tenured ...

Women's lacrosse coaches discuss UNC-Boston College matchup in NCAA Tournament semifinals

By Noah Monroe | May 26

On Friday, No. 1 seeded North Carolina women’s lacrosse will face up against ACC opponent and No. 4 seed Boston College at Johnny Unitas Stadium on ...

Starting pitching woes persist in UNC baseball's ACC Tournament loss to Pitt

By Austin Bean | May 26

Head Coach Scott Forbes has been trying to piece together starts here and there to give his team the best chance to win, as he did Tuesday night, but ...