Here's what we might (read: might) have learned from North Carolina's season-opening 24-20 win against South Carolina on Saturday, and what it could (read: could) mean for the rest of the 2019 campaign.
The North Carolina men's golf team picked the season where it finished, winning the Turning State Intercollegiate and having multiple top-seven finishes for individual competitors.
After the North Carolina field hockey team went undefeated in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge, sophomore Erin Matson was named ACC Offensive Player of the Week for scoring three goals in the two games.
Last semester, the Editorial Board made its astrological debut by choosing the perfect Franklin Street restaurant for each Zodiac sign. Before we find ourselves in the midst of even more UNC craziness, we thought we’d reminisce on the chaos of the past few years by looking to the stars once again.
Instead of memeing about it, here are some other things you can do as Hurricane Dorian heads to North Carolina.
Reckoning initiative courses allow students to learn and understand UNC's controversial history and how it seeps into the present.
UNC track and field and cross country runner Michael Spragley recently ventured out from being a SoundCloud rapper and released an album called, "Overthinking."
The Hillsborough Parks and Recreation Board created two new seats to make their decisions more inclusive for the community. One seat is open to 13 to 19 year olds, and the other is for someone 55 years old or older.
Parents of Cedar Ridge High students demand change in leadership after kids go to school with flawed schedules.
Mack Brown wants to make sure that his football players enjoy themselves, and he is isn't afraid to get involved in the fun himself, either.
Pay some homage to your dad by jamming out to these 1980s chart toppers.
Despite a goal from senior Jelani Pieters, the North Carolina men's soccer team dropped its game against UCF in a 2-1 loss.
While the University works towards their own sustainable goals, members of environmental groups across campus agree that collective student action is the most impactful way to effect change.
After a student had their unicycle stolen on Franklin Street, members of the UNC community participated in a GoFundMe campaign to get them an even bigger and better one.
The Endangered Species Act, enacted in 1973, has saved 99 percent of species from extinction. But rollbacks from the Trump Administration are being criticized by environmental activists for potentially weakening some of these effects. The administration has removed protections for threatened species, which could pose a risk for some of North Carolina's 61 federally endangered and threatened species as they lose designated resources. “Right as that species is starting to recover, as soon you can get it from endangered to threatened, you remove all the protections and mostly what you will see is that species is going to end up right back in that endangered bucket because it lost all of its protections."
The Tar Heel volleyball team was swept over the weekend, dropping a combined six sets in a row to lose to both Minnesota and Michigan.
Students living on campus at UNC are split among four election precincts, complicating the voting process for thousands. Proposed changes to Orange County’s election precincts aim to direct students to a single voting location for the upcoming primary and general elections.
The Daily Tar Heel's assistant Arts & Culture editor Aaron Sugarman sat down with Emily Krupa, the president of the Carolina Creative Writing Association for a question and answer session about the organization.
Heading into halftime, the Tar Heels faced a two-goal deficit against Creighton. After the program unveiled the Kirk Urso Student Section during the break, UNC stormed back to tie the game, 2-2.
The No. 1 North Carolina field hockey team closed out the ACC-Big Ten Challenge with a 2-1 win over No. 8 Iowa behind a late comeback facilitated by Yentl Leemans.
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