UNC's performance against Michigan and Iowa in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge has proven essential to their success. If the Tar Heels want to make a run for a national championship this season, they must find a way to win in Winston-Salem this weekend.
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After over a year since the Board of Trustees’ initial failure to grant Nikole Hannah-Jones a tenured position at UNC, a settlement was recently reached between the University and Hannah-Jones. Three campus initiatives were included in the settlement to extend action of the Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good plan. The initiatives are: training 20 faculty and staff members as search and selection process advisers through the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, posting a position for a trauma-informed therapist in the Multicultural Health Program by July 31 and reserving money each fiscal year for events sponsored by the Carolina Black Caucus.
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This season, Duck is ready to put his past two injury-riddled years behind him. With a new number — opting for 3 instead of 29 — and a new mentality, Duck is hoping to return to the field as someone his teammates can count on.
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Head coach Mack Brown and the North Carolina football team welcomed 33 first-years this season. According to 247Sports, the Tar Heels' incoming first-year class ranks No. 11 in the country and first in the ACC.
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Campuses across the UNC System do not always establish an atmosphere that promotes free expression, according to a recent report produced by UNC-Chapel Hill and UNC-Greensboro professors.
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This semester, UNC's University Libraries have established new programs including "study zones" in Davis Library, an Adobe-focused tech workshop hosted in the Undergraduate Library, and a monthly student newsletter.
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UNC is planning to tear down the Naval Armory on campus to make room for a new Institute for Convergent Science, according to a campus plan released in 2019. Many NROTC alumni and students, however, are speaking out against the University’s plan, citing the historical significance of the building and the comradery it allows students.
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UNC field hockey displayed improved defensive depth and structure in Saturday night's 4-1 exhibition win over Duke.
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"The Lesshead-Plain Foundation was formed in 1944, one year before the Morehead-Cain. Lenny Lesshead I and Liam Plain created their foundation with five two-dollar bills and a mission to help average UNC students feel successful and appreciated."
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As UNC field hockey gears up for the upcoming ACC-Big Ten Challenge, wins like Saturday’s 4-1 exhibition victory over Duke will provide the Tar Heels with some much-needed confidence.
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In the first meet of the 2022 season, then-junior UNC gymnast Hallie Thompson stepped up to compete in the bar routine and suffered the second ACL tear of her collegiate athletics career — sidelining her for yet another season. After working hard to get back to the mat and put together an all-around meet her junior year, she’s prepared to work even harder to meet those same goals her senior season.
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UNC's Nyai Saraswati Gamelan is an Indonesian musical ensemble that features melodies of male and female voices alongside dozens of unique instruments, ranging from metallophones to wooden xylophones. The instruments have been housed at the University for over 20 years since their three-month journey across the ocean from Central Java, a province of Indonesia, to Chapel Hill in December 2000. “I think it's important to UNC, because especially when it comes to music programs, they're really centered in Western art music, which is the 1600s, the 1800s, white male dominated and basically just in the United States,” said UNC music major Jaidan Pearce-Cameron.
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Decorated with items ranging from pacifiers to an Ed Sheeran CD, the Coker Arboretum shrine provides an opportunity for forgotten goods to find a new home.
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The No. 24 North Carolina menu2019s soccer team tied the Mount Olive Trojans, 1-1, Monday night at Finley North Turf.
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Earlier this week, head coach Anson Dorrance claimed that the North Carolina women’s soccer team this year was the deepest he had ever coached. UNC’s 2-0 win over No. 3 BYU proved Dorrance right — as it was the Tar Heels’ ability to maintain fresh legs that helped North Carolina prevail to its second exhibition victory this week.
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"Picture this: Excited for their first day of college, a naïve, innocent first-year who’s grown accustomed to COVID-19 isolation decides to dress up. They wear a collared shirt and a pair of pants and embark upon their 20-minute walk from South Campus to the FedEx Global Center. Once they get there, they rush to the bathroom only to realize they are drenched in sweat. "Last year, dear readers, I was that innocent, wide-eyed first-year."
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UNC and Harvard University’s affirmative action cases will no longer be heard together by the Supreme Court, per a July 22 order. Both cases are part of 2014 lawsuits filed by the Students for Fair Admissions, and discuss the constitutionality of using race as a factor in college admissions decisions.
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After years of COVID-19 precautions in the theater, Carolina Performing Arts looks forward to the upcoming fall season and reuniting its audience with familiar performances and new offerings.
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For most students, early morning classes and a growing list of assignments can be daunting. However, the jolt back to student life after a lengthy break doesn't have to be painful. To help you navigate your return to being a full-time student, the Editorial Board shares ways students can combat a loss of motivation and organization right in time for FDOC.
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"This academic year, UNC has an opportunity to take advantage of these improvements and better the University's existing mental health care support systems."
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