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UNC women's tennis sweeps ITA Carolinas Regional
The North Carolina women’s tennis team swept the ITA Carolinas Regional on Monday with junior Hayley Carter’s 6-3, 7-5 victory in the singles tournament over Clemson’s Joana Eidukonyte. After falling behind 4-2 Carter rallied in the second set after dropping three straight games from 4-2 to go down 4-5.
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Holi Moli 2017
In a colorful celebration of spring, students gathered at Hooker Fields for the annual Holi Moli event.
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UNC women's tennis battles intensity against Virginia
College tennis matches aren’t quiet, they’re loud.
Football
North Carolina football looks for replacements in the receiving corps
Last week, former North Carolina wide receiver Mack Hollins marked his NFL preseason debut with the Philadelphia Eagles with an impressive 38-yard touchdown catch that included two broken tackles.
Basketball
Marcus Paige signs two-way contract with Hornets
CHARLOTTE — Marcus Paige has found his next NBA home, and the location couldn’t be more ideal.
Seniors leave gap on North Carolina basketball team
Student section misses the mark
Swimming & Diving
Protesters gather in Durham for reported KKK rally
White nationalists are reported to be clashing with protesters in downtown Durham.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools ban Confederate flag and threatening symbols
The scandal's newest chapter
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Protesters gather in Durham for reported KKK rally
White nationalists are reported to be clashing with protesters in downtown Durham.
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Golf
UNC women's golf team places 10th at Bryan National Collegiate
The North Carolina women’s golf team looked for consistency at the Bryan National Collegiate tournament in Brown Summit, N.C., this weekend.
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