2022: A year in photos
By The Daily Tar Heel Staff | Dec. 17This year, Daily Tar Heel photographers captured moments of joy and defeat, of tradition and change. Snapshots show a community in action through highs and lows.
Read More »This year, Daily Tar Heel photographers captured moments of joy and defeat, of tradition and change. Snapshots show a community in action through highs and lows.
Read More »The win marks the first against a top-25 team for the Tar Heels this season, adding an important win to the Heel’s resume. Prior, the Tar Heels were 0-2 on the season against top-25 opponents.
Read More »The team shattered its season shooting average, recording an impressive 60.7 percent from the field. UNC’s depth was on full display, with 10 players on the board and three putting up double-digits.
Read More »The No. 7 North Carolina women’s basketball team (9-1) defeated South Carolina Upstate (3-7), 89-47, at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill on Friday night.
Read More »This week, head coach Mack Brown named Chip Lindsey as UNC football's new offensive coordinator and Randy Clements as the new offensive line coach.
Read More »“One through fifteen, we all can play,” sophomore wing Dontrez Styles said. “Even the walk-ons. Creighton Lebo, he tough. He gives us trouble in practice. We all got good chemistry, we all can hoop. It’s good to have that depth, man.”
Read More »Bryan Stevenson, public interest lawyer, author of bestselling memoir "Just Mercy" and founder of the the Alabama-based Equal Justice Initiative, will be the keynote speaker at UNC's spring 2023 Commencement on May 14.
Read More »Chris Blue, Chapel Hill’s outgoing police chief, was unanimously appointed by the Chapel Hill Town Council as the interim town manager at a special meeting Wednesday.
Read More »Chapel Hill's Town Manager, Maurice Jones, is stepping down from his position effective Dec. 31, according to a Tuesday morning press release from the Town of Chapel Hill.
Read More »In its 11th game of the season, North Carolina (7-4, 1-1 ACC) slammed The Citadel (5-5), 100-67, on Tuesday night at the Dean E. Smith Center.
Read More »“It allows people to play a little more freely," graduate guard Eva Hodgson said. "On any given night we need different people to step up and be able to produce because you don’t know how you’re going to shoot."
Read More »After North Carolina's 75-59 win over Georgia Tech on Saturday, Armando Bacot admitted he wasn’t aware of his proximity to history. After scoring 21 points and grabbing 13 rebounds, UNC’s star center learned he had tied the school record for games with at least 10 rebounds, with 61. “I think in order for us to be a special team, I gotta take a lot of shots,” Bacot said. “(I need to) put pressure on other teams’ big men and get them in foul trouble, and just be nasty.”
Read More »The win extends the Tar Heels’ perfect record at home this season.
Read More »Playing in front of a Dean E. Smith Center crowd gives the Tar Heels an advantage over any team, having lost only three games at home in the last three seasons.
Read More »“There’s nothing like being in Chapel Hill,” junior wing Alyssa Ustby said. “It feels like home to all of us who come from many states away. It’s just great to play in front of our fans and the energy, there’s nothing like it.”
Read More »The win snaps North Carolina’s four-game losing skid.
Read More »UNC junior small forward Alyssa Ustby led North Carolina in points and rebounds in the win on Wednesday.
Read More »The U.S. Supreme Court is to decide whether the Republican gerrymander of North Carolina districts should continue to be subject to judicial review in state courts. If the Court rules in favor of N.C. state legislature Republicans, the checks and balances at the state court level would be harshly restricted. The Court’s ruling would apply to every state in the country. "I think what might strike a person is that this is a proposal that gets rid of the normal checks and balances on the way big governmental decisions are made in this country," Justice Elena Kagan said.
Read More »Shelton is leaving UNC after an illustrious career that includes 745 wins and NCAA-records in tournament appearances (39), victories (77) and games played (106).
Read More »In a game of 90 minutes, 16 seconds may seem trivial. But for the UNC women’s soccer team, 16 seconds was the reason they didn't walk off the pitch in Monday's College Cup final as national champions.
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