But two impressive wins in a row? Well, that just hasn’t happened. But on Sunday, that trend of inconsistency showed signs that it might just be coming to an end, as the Tar Heels put on a second half clinic in Atlanta, beating ACC contender Georgia Tech, 79-62.
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So 2021 wasn't "normal." It wasn't a classic college experience, or a callback to life before the pandemic. Instead, it was a year of setbacks and progress, grief and joy.
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Over the course of the year, there have been many developments in major lawsuits filed against the University. The cases involving Title IX, the North Carolina Open Meetings Law, the Clean Air Act and affirmative action all received rulings or settlements this year.
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Following in the footsteps of a legend is never easy, and for someone with no previous head coaching experience, that task is harder than ever. But UNC men's basketball coach Hubert Davis knows there is still room for his team to grow, and for him to prove his coaching skill.
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As school systems across the country head into their fifth semester marked by the pandemic, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is examining how to stay safe while transitioning “back to normal.”
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While the number of faculty members of color at UNC has increased gradually in the past decade, many prominent members are choosing to leave the University. “We’re hemorrhaging faculty of color,” Dr. Keisha Gibson, vice chairperson of diversity and inclusion for the department of medicine, said. “This institution — we are absolutely hemorrhaging them.”
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Optimism surrounded the team based on its performance in the Orange Bowl at the end of last season, reflected in UNC’s lofty preseason ranking. There were signs from the beginning, though, that it would be difficult for the Tar Heels to match their success from last year.
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As UNC students and faculty returned to the classroom after more than a year of Zoom instruction, many experienced mental health challenges. Throughout the year 2021, changes have occurred in community mental health need, the Counseling and Psychological Services program and University policy.
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The UNC Board of Trustee's failure to grant Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones tenure has brought the governing body to the forefront of public conversation. Here's a breakdown of the powers that the Board of Trustees holds and how they have changed in recent years.
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Filing for these contests along with those for other statewide offices was slated to begin Monday at noon and conclude on Dec. 17. Candidates wishing to file for other statewide offices, including numerous positions on the state’s judiciary, may still do so.
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A year removed from an underwhelming first year in Chapel Hill, sophomore guards RJ Davis and Caleb Love seem to be finding their groove early for the UNC men's basketball team this season.
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The North Carolina men’s basketball team (6-2, 1-0 ACC) picked up its first conference win Sunday in Atlanta with a 79-62 blowout victory over Georgia Tech (5-3, 0-1 ACC).
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The North Carolina’s women’s basketball team (8-0) clinched its eighth straight win in a 93-47 victory over James Madison (3-5) on Sunday afternoon.
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The UNC volleyball team (21-9) fell to the Tennessee Volunteers (20-9) in four sets in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday.
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In a throwback championship rematch, in a throwback atmosphere – with nearly 20,000 fans in the Smith Center for the first time in almost two years – Hubert Davis turned to a throwback approach.
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