After pausing certain operations and construction plans due to COVID-19, the RDU Airport Authority Board approved the new budget, which will be used to restart old projects and begin new ones as the airport continues its pandemic recovery.
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After pausing certain operations and construction plans due to COVID-19, the RDU Airport Authority Board approved the new budget, which will be used to restart old projects and begin new ones as the airport continues its pandemic recovery.
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Despite North Carolina's 72-69 loss in the 2022 national championship game, many UNC students and community members enjoyed the game surrounded by a sea of Carolina blue at a watch party held in the Dean E. Smith Center.
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Three student organizations — the Asian American Students Association, Kasama and Monsoon — first co-hosted a virtual collaboration event for LGBTQ+ AAPI students in fall 2020. The meetings have kept going since, with a goal to build community and provide a space for LGBTQ+ AAPI students.
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The UNC Asian American Center's second cohort of fellows — Theodore Gonzalves, Samah Choudhury and Sean Metzger — are bringing more opportunities for students to learn about Asian American communities, culture and history through new in-person fellowship visits.
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Seventeen solar installation companies and 54 nonprofits are standing together to fight Duke Energy’s changes to its net metering policy, arguing that the changes would disadvantage future solar customers, particularly low-income customers.
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“You have to find a way to allow yourself to fail because this is a failure sport,” junior outfielder Bri Stubbs said. “And once you get in that mindset, you also allow yourself to succeed with confidence and know that you’re able to do what you can in the moment.”
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The Final Four and national championship games brought forth brand recognition to sales spikes for Chapel Hill restaurants and bars. Local businesses found themselves in the middle of two historic nights of business and basketball.
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The Sewing Circle aims to provide a community and support network for sapphics, or female-identifying individuals who experience attraction to other female-identifying individuals on UNC's campus.
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After being swept by No. 18 Clemson, the North Carolina softball team looks to bounce back against Charlotte on Wednesday. This game will start a five-game road stretch for the Tar Heels.
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“We pressed a bit offensively when he made nine saves in the first quarter and took the wind out of our sails,” UNC head coach Joe Breschi said. “Sometimes you hit a hot goalie at the wrong time, and that’s what today was.”
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Early last week, Final Four and potential national championship tickets were distributed through the UNC lottery process, leaving only a few days for students to assemble travel plans to get to New Orleans. Hundreds of students made the journey to attend.
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“Taylor’s our rock,” senior attacker Jamie Ortega said. “The score could’ve been a lot different if we had a different goalie. She was also feeding off all the saves, and the defense was giving her saves that were going right to her and made it easy for her.”
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Data presented in a March 22 Orange County Board of Education meeting showed that Black students make up about 14 percent of the student body population but account for close to 30 percent of disciplinary incidents.
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Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphy will be the incoming co-presidents of the Campus Y for the 2022-23 academic year.
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UNC's LGBTQ Center is collaborating with on-campus and local organizations to host an annual Pride Week at UNC. This year's events are centered around the theme "Imagine Liberation."
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"Opinion writing is a necessary aspect of journalism for its contributions to public discourse. These contributions, however, are only possible when our newsrooms and opinion desks are inclusive."
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The conference, based on the theme “Make Room for More," aimed to equip participants with the tools for academic and professional success.
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"One freshman told us that she, for her it feels like she doesn't miss home as much because of the club, because it feels like home," Nasiha Rizwan, president of the new Tamil Student Organization at UNC, said. "So that's kind of like what we wanted to create for students."
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The 72-69 loss to Kansas in the national championship game hurt for the Tar Heels. But don’t think for a second that they’re disappointed. Hurting, sure — but not disappointed. The team accomplished incredible feats, all while the world said it couldn’t, over and over again. “It hurts for us to get this far and come up short like this, with everything we went through,” sophomore guard Caleb Love said. “But you know, the positive thing is, I wouldn’t want to go through this with anybody else.”
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“We were just trying to remain positive and things weren’t going our way,” sophomore guard RJ Davis said. “The shots that we usually make we were just missing, coming up short.”
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