Emma Moon is the 2024-25 assistant sports editor. She previously served as the Summer Sports Editor and as a senior writer. Emma is a senior majoring in Media and Journalism, and English. She has red hair and drives a Prius.
After going undrafted in the 2025 WNBA draft, graduate guards Alyssa Ustby and Maria Gakdeng will participate in WNBA training camps to potentially earn a spot on a roster.
After a solo trip to Chicago, Nevy Ramadanovic quit his job to become a DJ. Less than a decade later, he became UNC's official disc jockey.
"With the hash on the stove and a meaty aroma filling the kitchen, someone will connect their phone to our old 2018 Alexa Echo Dot speaker, and our morning is set to the soundtrack of slow, folksy songs."
First-year guard Ian Jackson entered the transfer portal on Monday afternoon after one season with the UNC men's basketball team, according to ESPN.
Former Arizona forward Henri Veesaar committed to UNC on Friday afternoon, per reporting from Inside Carolina.
In this episode of Hark The Pod, Sports Editor Caroline Wills returns to the studio to recap UNC women’s basketball’s season-ending loss to Duke in the Sweet 16. Assistant Editor Emma Moon and women’s basketball beat writers Megan Smith and Beckett Brantley join to break down the Tar Heels’ struggles in the matchup and reflect on the season as a whole.
In this episode of Hark The Pod, Assistant Sports Editors Emma Moon and Matthew Maynard recap UNC men’s basketball’s season-ending loss to Ole Miss and discuss how the team will be remembered. Emma shares her experience covering the tournament in Ohio and Milwaukee, while Senior Writer Cade Shoemaker joins to break down UNC women’s basketball’s dominant win over Oregon State and Alyssa Ustby’s record-breaking performance.
There was silence in the locker room following UNC men's basketball's loss to Ole Miss in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
The Daily Tar Heel's sports desk editing team traveled to The Town Hall Grill in Chapel Hill on Monday to try out menu items named after UNC men's basketball players.
RJ Davis' biggest critic — his mom, Venessa Davis — told him the truth after the graduate guard's performance against Duke on Thursday. Her words motivated him.
Crawford Hope, who plays Winston, performs in Company Carolina's production of "1984" at the Black Box Theater in Swain Hall on Saturday, Nov. 16.
