Although the victory was not particularly pretty — it was the lowest scoring game either of the teams had played thus far in the season, with both sides shooting just under 30 percent — North Carolina once again found a way to win, speaking to the resilient and gritty nature of the team.
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Although the victory was not particularly pretty — it was the lowest scoring game either of the teams had played thus far in the season, with both sides shooting just under 30 percent — North Carolina once again found a way to win, speaking to the resilient and gritty nature of the team.
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Habitat for Humanity of Orange County is accepting applications until Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 5 p.m. for its new mixed-income housing development, Weavers Grove. Located off Sunrise Road, the community will include 237 residential units, with 101 built by Habitat.
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The No. 22 North Carolina women’s basketball team (12-5, 3-3 ACC) bested No. 11 N.C. State (13-5, 3-4 ACC) 56-47 on Sunday afternoon in Carmichael Arena in its sixth conference matchup of the season.
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The Tar Heels must be strong on defense, utilize the Wolfpack’s poor ball movement to their advantage, and prepare for the leadership and talent of Diamond Johnson and Saniya Rivers.
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In North Carolina's first road win of the season, an 80-59 triumph over the Cardinals, Bacot’s presence was critical in North Carolina overcoming an early Louisville storm.
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While on the bench, D'Marco Dunn studied his team’s malaise. UNC needed energy. And it was energy that he ultimately provided that flipped the game from a potential upset to a comfortable 80-59 North Carolina victory.
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Going into the season, UNC was ranked No. 2 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. UNC has continued to show why they are rated so highly.
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With Louisville winless in conference play and ranked outside the top-200 in multiple ranking systems, Saturday’s win isn't a result that necessarily helps North Carolina’s postseason resume. Rather, it was a loss UNC could not afford.
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“Team season is probably the greatest experience I’ve ever had in my life, and may ever have,” Crawley said. “Competing for a school that you love so much and people that you love so much, it’s unparalleled.”
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“It doesn't really matter about who we play after [Virginia]; we want to be locked into our scout [for each team],” junior guard Kennedy Todd-Williams said.
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“Kennedy is a dog,” junior guard Deja Kelly said. “She really brought that out in the fourth quarter, especially when we needed it the most, and she came up big.”
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The UNC Board of Governors recently approved the allocation of University funds for the construction of a café in Davis Library. The café will be situated on the first floor of the library, and be the first North Carolina location of Pret A Manger. Students can also expect to see the beginning of construction on a café in Davis Library, the new building at the Kenan-Flagler Business School and the partial completion of Roper Hall.
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With the win against UVA, North Carolina moves to 2-3 in the ACC and takes a positive step forward in the quest for a winning conference record.
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"Despite all of the vitriol that Meghan Markle has received from the media regarding her experiences, her words and her vulnerability have made me feel seen in a world where conversations like this are so frequently ignored. Putting aside whatever opinions one may have about the series and how Markle has carried herself, she has done so much for someone like me who has often felt so invalidated."
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The Chapel Hill Police Department is investigating a report of a shooting on the 600 block of North Heritage Circle. Officers responded at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday and found a body at the scene.
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Hubert Davis doesn’t believe in ‘moral victories.’ He just hates losing — regardless of which expression you may use to describe the simple fact of being outscored by an opponent.
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Numerous department leaders across the University are voicing concerns over faculty exhaustion and wellbeing. These conversations come in the midst of navigating the post-pandemic world with continued Zoom classes and new expectations. “There's a lot of moving targets and unspoken expectations a lot of times that are baked into the job,” Alan Kinlaw, chairperson of the Faculty Welfare Committee, said.
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The Orange County Schools Board of Education held its first meeting of 2023 on Monday to discuss Advancement Via Individual Determination program updates, review fall 2022 concussion reports and examine Panorama survey data from families and students.
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Four newcomers — Shelvia Dancy, Michelle LaRoche, Marisa Porto and Peter Sherman — bring a heap of interdisciplinary experience and enhance ongoing commitments to diversity within the Hussman School of Journalism and Media. The Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC) demoted the School to provisional accreditation in April 2022, citing the school to be out of compliance with its standards for diversity and inclusiveness, specifically in faculty retention and recruitment.
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Still in the process of getting back into shape after recovering from an ACL tear that he suffered in high school, the first-year forward has been used sparingly this season.
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