UNC women's basketball continues perfect start to season with 82-76 win over Minnesota
By Emily Thoreson | Dec. 2The Tar Heels’ win in the Big 10/ACC Challenge brings their record to 7-0 on the season.
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The Tar Heels’ win in the Big 10/ACC Challenge brings their record to 7-0 on the season.
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The Tar Heels’ win in the Big 10/ACC Challenge brings their record to 7-0 on the season.
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After falling out of the top-25 rankings two weeks ago, the North Carolina men’s basketball team (5-2) topped the No. 24 Michigan Wolverines (4-3) 72-51 in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Wednesday.
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UNC's Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre, Company Carolina and Kenan Theatre Company all found ways to perform amid COVID-19 restrictions, and their programming has evolved throughout the year. "I think it was frustrating being home or having a lot of restrictions doing in-person theater," Company Carolina producer and treasurer Ethan Sichel said. "I think it's also allowed us the opportunity to really be creative and explore the possibilities of theater and the capabilities of theater here at UNC.”
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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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UNC's Carolina Cupboard competed with North Carolina State University's Feed the Pack in the first Pantry Bowl from Nov. 19 to Nov. 26. The pantries collectively gathered $92,561.96.
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"Although these just scratch the surface of scientific discoveries over the past year, they are just proof that science prevails in times of funding losses, restrictions on travel and office work and through a pandemic. If this year was any indicator, 2022 looks bright."
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Lying in the shadow of presidential and midterm races, odd-numbered years aren’t usually remembered for their elections. This one, though, may prove quite consequential for Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
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For every conflict the University has faced in 2021, faculty members on the Faculty Council and Faculty Executive Committee have weighed in on how UNC should navigate these challenges.
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The first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were administered to front-line healthcare workers about a year ago, with no knowledge of when college-aged students would be eligible for the vaccine. As of November 30, the University has reported that 94 percent of the student body and 90 percent of all employees are fully vaccinated.
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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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As 2021 comes to a close, Editor-in-Chief Praveena Somasundaram spoke with Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz about his reflections on the past year, concerns surrounding mental health and the University's shared governance, as well as what to expect for next semester.
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UNC Chabad, UNC Hillel, Alpha Epsilon Pi and Sigma Rho Lambda gathered in the Pit on Tuesday, hosting a menorah lighting to celebrate Chanukah.
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From the implementation of a Climate Action Plan to the approval of the Greene Tract resolution after decades of discussion and local businesses bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels, 2021 was a formative year for the Town of Chapel Hill.
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UNC’s Food, Fitness and Opportunity Research Collaborative is working with underserved communities in Orange County through a project called Communities on the Move. “A lot of the research we do is not us coming in and doing studies that we are interested in,” FFORC Community Outreach Field Coordinator and Orange County resident Judit Alvarado said. “It is more about learning what communities need. We focus on trying to find ways to align our research with our communities’ needs and desires.”
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"Do you feel that? The hint of Mariah in the wind that has increasingly intensified as the months transitioned from October to December."
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"For all those over 21 (and as we head to Franklin Street for LDOC), take this quiz to find out which Chapel Hill bar you are."
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With open seats across a variety of statewide and local offices, many candidates have already begun their campaigns.
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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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