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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

| May 15

Women's Tennis

UNC men's soccer falls 1-0 in third round of NCAA Tournament to Creighton

By Logan Ulrich | November 30

Despite a furious volley of second half shots, the No. 4 North Carolina men's soccer team could not break through the defense of No. 9 Creighton, falling ...

Women's basketball team welcomes return of Xylina McDaniel

By Kevin Mercer | November 30

Senior forward Xylina McDaniel watched first-year guard Destinee Walker’s last-second 3-point heave sail through the air and clang off the rim. ...

Coach Larry Fedora thanks fans at the end of both the Tar Heels' historic regular season and decisive 45-34 victory over N.C. State on Sunday.

UNC football sets its sights on winning the ACC Championship

By Pat James | November 30

On Jan. 6, the North Carolina football team assembled to discuss its goals for the 2015 season.

Police log for Nov. 30, 2015

November 29

Someone committed identity theft on the 600 block of Rosemary Street at 10:20 a.m. Tuesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports.

Orange County becomes focus of mountain-to-coast trail

By Benjamin Albano | November 29

North Carolina Parks and Recreation is placing a higher priority on Orange County trails included in the hiking route that will connect the Smoky Mountains ...

Letter: Protestors don’t own UNC, taxpayers do

November 29

The recent protester demands at the “town hall meeting” at UNC made my stomach turn. I don’t care what color you are, as a sophomore at UNC, it ...

Letter: UNC leaders need to contest Islamophobia

November 29

In solidarity with UNC students, staff and faculty mobilizing against racism, we call for our campus community to challenge the rising climate of Islamophobia, ...

Opinion: Students should learn more about the Middle East

November 29

To the unaware, the region can seem like a smoldering quagmire, constantly engulfed in chaos and violence without rhyme or reason.

Column: Lessons from Shotgun Willie

By Alex Thomas | November 29

The last month has been an eventful one in both campus and American politics.

Opinion: Consider activism as a vital element of free speech

November 29

Activism exists to challenge the status quo, systems of oppression and complacency. It raises uncomfortable questions about community values and the history ...

UNC women’s basketball hangs on for win

By Blake Richardson | November 29

When a layup with 1:11 remaining in Sunday’s game gave Gonzaga a 2-point lead, the North Carolina women’s basketball team needed someone to step up. ...

Santa Claus participates in the annual tree lighting ceremony at University Baptist Church on Sunday.

Ninth annual Chapel Hill tree lighting a jolly success

By Erin Kolstad | November 29

Santa Claus, children and college students alike, circled around a 30-foot tree in anticipation of the annual tree lighting ceremony Sunday.

UNC research round-up for Nov. 30, 2015

By Ashlen Renner | November 29

The UNC School of Medicine is one step closer to understanding schizophrenia, a mental disorder that affects about one in 100 people.

The Siren feminist magazine’s fall issue highlights UNC activists

By Emily Perry | November 29

Change happens through powerful stories.

(From left) Alec Niccum, Alex Patmore Marquez and Alan Cat, members of the UNC sci-fi club TARDIS, pose outside Student Stores.

TARDIS becomes safe space for UNC nerds

By Jenni Ciesielski | November 29

If UNC students want to wear their Chewbacca costumes after seeing the new “Star Wars” movie, they can talk to Alec Niccum. The junior is working ...

UNC volleyball haunted by mistakes in Duke loss

By Ben Coley | November 29

DURHAM — As the final ball was slammed to the hardwood floor in Saturday’s matchup, the Duke bench jubilantly erupted while the North Carolina volleyball ...

Senior midfielder Raby George (33) crouches down on the ground after North Carolina lost to Creighton 1-0 on Saturday.

UNC men’s soccer loses 1-0 to Creighton in third round of NCAA Tournament

By Logan Ulrich | November 29

There’s a certain cruelty in what’s known around the world as the beautiful game. In soccer more so than in other sports, the team that plays the ...

One year later, UNC football shows Wolfpack a different team

By Carlos Collazo | November 29

RALEIGH — In 2014, the North Carolina football team was embarrassed by N.C. State, which came into Kenan Stadium on Nov. 29 and crushed the Tar Heels ...

UNC wrestling earns dominant 24-12 victory over Appalachian State

By James Tatter | November 29

The North Carolina wrestling team fell behind 6-0 after two bouts against the Appalachian State Mountaineers, before picking up six of the final ...

UNC defensive back suspended after assault charge

By From staff and wire reports | November 29

T.J. Jiles, a defensive back on the North Carolina football team, has been suspended indefinitely from the program due to a violation of team rules, UNC ...