Following Thursday's announcement from the CDC, masks are no longer required in most settings in N.C., and mass gathering and social distancing limits are no longer in place, Gov. Roy Cooper announced in a news conference Friday.
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Thursday night's loss to Santa Clara in the NCAA Tournament semifinals is a disappointing defeat for the UNC women's soccer team, which has now made three-straight College Cups without a championship to show for it.
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The North Carolina softball team fell to NC State 4-2 in the first round of the ACC Tournament, effectively ending their season. The loss also marks the final game in Brittany Pickett’s storied college career. The three-time All-ACC first-teamer was known for her prowess as both a pitcher and a batter, ending her career with 83 wins and 36 home runs.
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The University's Community Standards have been updated for the summer to reflect new state and local COVID-19 guidelines, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz announced Thursday. These changes will take effect starting May 17.
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North Carolina baseball’s lackluster play continued on Tuesday night, as they fell 3-2 to UNC Greensboro and dropped below .500 for the first time this season. The team has lost six of their last seven games and has just two more ACC series and a matchup against UNC Wilmington to turn their slump around.
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How did the Tar Heels become such a dominant force in college field hockey? Here’s a comprehensive timeline of the program's history, from its inception to the 2020-21 national championship.
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On the first day of final exams, some UNC students faced an unexpected problem — a power outage. Over 4,000 Chapel Hill residents experienced outages on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, which is a popular area for off-campus housing.
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The North Carolina field hockey team defeated Michigan 4-3 in overtime to win its third-straight NCAA Championship Sunday evening. It was junior forward Erin Matson who scored the winning goal, netting the ball off a reverse shot during a penalty corner.
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The North Carolina field hockey team defeated Iowa 3-0 in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament on Friday, securing a spot in the title game against Michigan on Sunday. It will be the first National Championship game in Karen Shelton Stadium, where the Tar Heels have been undefeated since its commission in 2018.
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Over 4,000 Chapel Hill residents along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard experienced a power outage Friday, the first day of finals for UNC students.
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An disproportionate increase in property values for homes in minority and rural Orange County communities has raised concerns from groups like the Marian Cheek Jackson Center and EmPOWERment, Inc.
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UNC professor Karen Tucker’s debut novel, "Bewilderness" tells the story of two young women struggling with addiction.
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Courtney McLaughlin, mother of three CHCCS students, said some Black families have felt more included in their students’ education during remote learning. Instead of teachers communicating less, she said her kids’ teachers have been communicating with her more than ever. “This is the first time a lot of Black families have had that experience of having, I guess, a little bit of power, and a little bit of say-so,” she said. “I know what my kids learn; I know how he’s being treated during the day. I can hear it in the next room.”
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Through performances, panels and the creation of a community cookbook, this year's Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month celebration was centered around building up community infrastructure, while simultaneously trying to offer programming and community support during an extraordinarily difficult year, said Heidi Kim, center director of the AAC.
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In an effort to provide vaccination to as many people as possible, family and household members of UNC students, post-docs and employees can now get vaccinated at the Carolina Vaccination Clinic.
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