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The North Carolina volleyball team (12-14, 6-11 ACC) lost to No. 25 Florida State (22-8, 15-2 ACC) in a five-set match on Sunday afternoon in Carmichael Arena.
Amid the 2023-2024 NFL season, many Tar Heels are showing off their skills in various forms. From leading the NFL in passing yards to completing diving catches on third-and-longs, former North Carolina football standouts are making their mark at the professional level.
The North Carolina volleyball team (12-13, 6-10 ACC) lost to No. 5 Louisville (23-3, 14-2 ACC) in a three-set match on Sunday afternoon in Kentucky in its last away match of the regular season.
The North Carolina Volleyball team (12-12, 6-9 ACC) defeated Wake Forest (17-9, 8-7 ACC), 3-2, on Friday night in a packed Varsity Arena in Winston-Salem.
The North Carolina volleyball team (6-3) defeated Coastal Carolina (5-7), 3-0, in Carmichael Arena on Sunday afternoon.
The North Carolina volleyball team fell to Michigan and Michigan State this weekend at the ACC-Big Ten Challenge in Ann Arbor and East Lansing, Michigan, respectively.
Although the North Carolina football team had a strong campaign last year, its defense struggled with consistency.
Since the announcement that the UNC men’s basketball team would not accept its bid to the NIT, six Tar Heels have entered the transfer portal.
As the end of the year is quickly approaching, the class of 2017 is getting ready to say goodbye to UNC. Staff writer Hannah Smith talked to seniors to get the scoop on how they're feeling during their final days here:
On Tuesday, UNC was ranked the second best public college in the U.S. by Business First, a Buffalo-based publication owned by American City Business Journals Incorporated. American City Business Journals owns publications like Triangle Business Journal, Triad Business Journal and more.
This March has been mad enough to get Thrill City back online — but only temporarily.
After a chaotic weekend of great wins and upsets, the Tar Heels are in it again — the Sweet 16. As any basketball fan knows, what happens next is impossible to predict. The best we can do here in Chapel Hill is cheer on the boys while sticking with our superstitions and traditions, especially those that involve food.
Love is something that's hard to put into words.
