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Paris Olympics showed big strides in women’s sports coverage — let’s keep it going

By Mary Blake Nobles | August 18

"Some of the top reasons I hear for why women’s sports don't deserve greater investment is that no one watches them or they don’t bring in enough ...

UNC women's soccer's late-game heroics lead to 3-2 victory over Colorado

By Beckett Brantley | August 18

The No. 8 North Carolina women’s soccer team (1-0-0) came back to beat Colorado (1-0-0), 3-2, on Sunday afternoon.

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No. 8 UNC women's soccer begins season with 2-1 victory over Denver

By Kendall Allen | August 16

The No. 8 UNC women's soccer team (1-0) started off the season in the win column after a 2-1 victory against Denver (0-1) on Thursday night.

Anson Dorrance announces retirement from UNC women's soccer after 45 seasons

By Caroline Wills | August 11

"The seven-time National Coach of the Year was the first and only women’s soccer head coach at North Carolina to date and led UNC to a 934-88-53 record ...

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Lee Roberts elected as next UNC-Chapel Hill chancellor

By Ananya Cox | August 9

Lee Roberts, UNC’s acting interim chancellor, was elected to fulfill the permanent chancellor position by the UNC Board of Governors with a unanimous ...

Student representatives, UNC administration reflect on future Honor System changes

By Ananya Cox | August 8

UNC student leaders, groups and administration spoke about changes to the University's Honor System, which will no longer be student-led.

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Orange County school board approves federal funding application, discusses budget

By Sarah Clements | August 6

The application allocates $1.7 million to find the district’s pre-k program, a math website for parents to utilize as a communication resource and the ...

Column: I can't stop thinking about jury duty

By Ananya Cox | July 30

"There were times I wanted to laugh, cry and disappear throughout the trial. Toward the end, I remember laying outside on the grass near the courthouse ...

Satire: Rest in peace, Sakai

By Lola Oliverio | July 29

On May 15, the learning management system Sakai entered restricted access, resulting in the permanent unpublishing of every single Sakai page ever made. ...

DEQ proposes agreement to cap coal ash at Chapel Hill Police Department site

By Lola Oliverio | July 28

In early July, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality released a draft Brownfields agreement to clean up the coal ash present at 828 Martin ...

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'You're making your mark': Hussman students travel to Paris to cover the Olympics

By Emma Moon | July 26

Starting July 26, 20 Hussman students will be on site at the Olympics reporting on in-state athletes for news outlets based in North Carolina, ...

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Word on the street: Students recommend songs for the first day of class

By Will Kleinschmidt | July 25

Staffer Will Kleinschmidt interviewed UNC students about their ideal first day of class songs. Here is a playlist of their song selections.

University students, administration discuss parking issues on campus

By Madeline Reames | July 25

Registration for the 2024-25 Student Parking Lottery was held from July 3-14, with students being notified of the results on July 17.

'Truest form of your gingerness': UNC ginger club brings together Tar Heel redheads

By Sarayu Thondapu | July 24

Ginger Club is a group chat for UNC redheads with over 250 members, where they chat about everything from sunscreen brands to redhead memes.

FC series match at Kenan Stadium demonstrates growth of soccer in United States

By Cade Shoemaker | July 24

Manchester City-Celtic FC managers reflect on the growth of the sport in the US as the 2025 Club World Cup and 2026 FIFA World Cup quickly approach

Gaming spots throughout Chapel Hill enrich UNC student experience

By Emma Cooke | July 23

Various gaming groups in Chapel Hill provide opportunities for students and community members alike to game and hang out with one another.

P2P bus drivers support students and set the late-night vibes at UNC

By Albert Carlson | July 23

P2P bus drivers share their experiences driving students late at night, including the music they play to set the vibe for students' nights out.

CHCCS Board of Education discusses alternate options for bond referendum project

By Lola Oliverio | July 22

On July 18, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools District BOE met to discuss another option for the use of the funds allocated by the proposed bond referendum, ...

Infrastructure of American Indian Cultural Garden to be completed by end of 2024

By Estelle Venable | July 22

An update on the construction of the American Indian Cultural Garden, a partnership between UNC's American Indian Center and the North Carolina Botanical ...

GoTriangle to reinstate bus fares beginning Aug. 1

By Aiden Hall | July 21

After over four years of running fare free, GoTriangle will resume collecting bus fares on Aug. 1.