The North Carolina wrestling team opened up its season with a daunting task: two dual matches within hours of each other against Life University and Queens University. Although the challenges were apparent, the Tar Heels remained unfazed, winning the matches 29-6 and 48-0 to ignite a dominant start to this year.
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The North Carolina wrestling team opened up its season with a daunting task: two dual matches within hours of each other against Life University and Queens University. Although the challenges were apparent, the Tar Heels remained unfazed, winning the matches 29-6 and 48-0 to ignite a dominant start to this year.
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"The ACC's rise can be traced back to North Carolina. Without the basketball success and national branding of Duke and UNC, the ACC wouldn't have nearly as much prestige it does today."
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"There is little to be done to change the history of our University and the actions of those we once chose to honor, but there should be swifter steps in taking a close look across our landscape and being sure we can fully be proud of what we see."
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Junior wide receiver Emery Simmons has entered the NCAA transfer portal, he announced on Instagram Tuesday.
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Gonzalves, curator of Asian Pacific American history at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History and the interim director of the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, spoke in a lecture Thursday on Filipino American history and dance performance.
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The North Carolina volleyball team (18-5, 7-5 ACC) won a thrilling match Sunday afternoon at Clemson (11-12, 3-9 ACC), taking down the Tigers 3-2. This was the Tar Heels’ third five-set match this season, and after splitting the previous two, UNC played its most exciting match so far to finish its two-game road trip.
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The committee also expressed concerns about mental health and discussed how to better support the mental health of the campus community for the spring semester.
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The organization was founded in 2016 by Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and Hussman School of Journalism and Media alumna Nikole Hannah-Jones, Associated Press International Investigations Editor Ron Nixon and ProPublica Race, Inequality and Justice System Reporter Topher Sanders.
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After winning its first match Monday afternoon, the No. 14 North Carolina wrestling team (2-0) dominated Queens University (0-1), 48-0 in the team's second dual Monday night.
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Takhona Hlatshwako will be participating in a fully funded one-year interdisciplinary master’s degree program in international health and tropical medicine at Oxford University. Hlatshwako, originally from the Kingdom of Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is the one of the first from her home country and the 33rd Morehead-Cain scholar to receive the Rhodes scholarship.
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Diwali marks the celebration of hero Rama’s rescue of Princess Sita and has historically been a cacophony of music, food and community building.
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The site is home to the former all-white girls Burwell School, which still stands in historic downtown Hillsborough. In recent years, historic commissions have worked to add more context about the lives of Black enslaved and free people who lived and worked at the school.
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Since winning the first NCAA women's soccer national title in 1982, UNC head coach Anson Dorrance has come a long way, earning his 900th win with the program on Oct. 24. Here are some of Dorrance’s biggest victories that helped get him to the career milestone.
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Carrboro Fire Chief David Schmidt said the fire was suspicious because it was traced to a trash can in a bathroom stall where there was no heat source. The Carrboro Police Department worked to investigate the cause, which led them to identify the student.
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The 2021-22 NBA season tipped off on Oct. 19 and has already seen a plethora of game-winners, posterizing dunks and smooth crossovers. Here’s how three former Tar Heels have fared two weeks into the season.
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In July, the UNC Asian American Center welcomed Krupal Amin as its associate director. Amin received her undergraduate degree in English and comparative literature from UNC. While she was at UNC-CH, Amin co-founded Tar Heel Raas, one of the University's South Asian dance teams. One of the long-term goals Amin wants to achieve is for the Center to underscore that the South is more than just a Black-white binary.
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"This approach of relying on the community is ultimately rooted in abolitionist principles — a set of goals that work to dismantle the prison-industrial complex as it unjustly targets low income communities and communities of color."
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The North Carolina Tar Heel women’s golf team, ranked 47th in the NCAA, traveled to Wilmington, N.C. this past weekend, where they competed for the final time as a team this semester at the Landfall Tradition hosted by UNC Wilmington.
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The No. 14 North Carolina wrestling team (1-0) opened its season with a 29-6 win over Life University (0-1) Monday afternoon in the Tar Heels first of two duals on Monday.
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The North Carolina men’s and women’s cross-country teams both posted their best finish in years at the ACC Championships on Friday in South Bend, Ind.
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