It was a close win for North Carolina against Gardner-Webb, much closer than it should have been. Through three games, the Tar Heels have struggled to find an offensive rhythm outside of star first-year Cole Anthony.
Incumbent Chapel Hill Town Council candidate said she will request the Orange County Board of Elections conduct a recount. The Board met Friday for their canvas meeting to certify the results of the Nov. 5 municipal and school board elections. Three candidates — Oates and challengers Sue Hunter and Tai Huynh — stood at around 13 percent of the vote after certification. The recount will be conducted next Thursday.
The North Carolina football team (4-6, 3-4 ACC) fell in overtime to Pitt (7-3, 4-2 ACC) on Thursday, 34-27. The Tar Heels still lead the series 10-4 now, but saw their six-game win streak against the Panthers snapped. Here are three takeaways from the game.
When Emergency medical services arrive to help a person who has overdosed on opioids, it’s anyone’s guess what the scene will look like. When the traditional role of the paramedic is finished, they're immediately on to the next call — and their role is growing as North Carolina tries to combat the opioid epidemic. Orange County recently joined a pilot program in the state to make community paramedics a permanent part of the system, and it's not the only program in the county recently created to provide these services.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will implement new measures for ensuring equity in classrooms.
According to a new report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy, UNC is one of four flagship state institutions that is actually affordable for low-income students.
The five-hour event will feature over 60 pieces composed by women and allows listeners to arrive and leave at any time.
Two-time Olympian Mark Gangloff has taken on the role as UNC's new head coach for the swimming and diving teams. His journey is a long one, but those around him say Gangloff has already made a name for himself as a Tar Heel.
Check out what the Tar Heels are up to in the NBA.
Triangle ArtWorks is hosting an Arts Marketing Meetup to create opportunities for local artists, businesses and organizations to expand their influence throughout the Triangle area.
UNC alum Justin Lopez-Cardoze recently won the 2020 D.C. Teacher of the Year award. He is using money he was awarded to create a scholarship for students who are passionate about learning, but disadvantaged.
The 14th annual Carrboro Film Fest will be held this weekend with a particular interest in showcasing Southern filmmakers.
Before the UNC football team faces off against Pittsburgh on Saturday, take a look at a few key things the Tar Heels will need to lock in on to come away with the victory.
The Undergraduate Student Senate discussed student election reform and launched an ethics investigation into a senator at Tuesday's meeting.
Among the regular post-graduation fears, mixed reports on a possible future recession have students searching for alternate employment plans to make. Some graduating UNC students are preparing for the possibility of a declining job market. Despite economic indicators pointing to a recession in the near future, researchers say the Triangle may be able to weather a downturn. Alumni point to the Great Recession in 2009 as an example of less than ideal economic conditions to enter the labor market under.
UNC's wrestling team signed Mason Fannin, a 7-year-old with leukemia, thanks to Team IMPACT — a Boston based nonprofit organization that matched him with the wrestling team.
The Ackland's newest exhibit aims to teach visitors about a region often misunderstood by Americans: the Arab world. To do this, the collection presents a series of photos that feature a variety of subjects to represent a complex, ever-changing region.
Universities should pull their sanction from fraternities — while remembering to value fraternity’s importance to their students.
But is congeniality inherently linked to unconditional acceptance of all? Or do I simply associate the two due to my political prejudices and my personal beliefs?
