Our defense drives our offense,” junior small forward Alyssa Ustby said. “Once we get going and get some stops, then offense just comes easy.”
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On Sunday, North Carolina earned a 5-2 win over the Hawks in the NCAA Tournament second round. But for the Tar Heels’ senior class, Sunday’s win was about more than simply moving on to the Final Four in Storrs, Conn., this Friday — it was about playing one last time at home.
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"The UNC Federalist Society made a deliberate and ultimately self-defeating choice to invite a speaker who was not only purposefully provocative, but also failed to deliver any substantive message capable of surviving academic scrutiny."
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro residents face difficulties as interest rates and home prices rise and housing becomes more challenging to find. Since 2017, the average rent in Chapel Hill has increased by 37 percent, according to the Town of Chapel Hill's 2022 Affordable Housing Annual Report.
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"But, no matter how many new genres and artists I’m introduced to, the emo, punk, metal and grunge scenes will always be my musical homes."
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"So when manufacturers like VinFast come to NC asking for billions in government handouts, there's no reason not to restrict the size of the cars they want to flood our streets with. Regulatory power exists for a reason."
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UNC senior Landry Kuehn and N.C. State graduate student Joseph Lannan are still pursuing a lawsuit against their respective schools for unused fees for facilities and resources during the fall 2020 pandemic semester.
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UNC tuition for out-of state undergraduate students will increase by five percent beginning next fall, the UNC Board of Trustees’ Budget, Finance and Infrastructure Committee decided on Wednesday.
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Battling against a top-five team should serve as a litmus test for the Tar Heels. With a number of North Carolina’s returning core pieces still recovering from injury — namely redshirt seniors Auston O’Connor and Zach Sherman — UNC’s youth was put to the test Sunday.
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Hansen, was named First-Team All-ACC after commanding UNC's injury-riddled back line to the best statistical defense in the conference. She leads the Tar Heels in minutes played and is one of the team's top goal-scorers, something that's unique for a center back.
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In the second set, the Cardinals began to show why they are the No. 5 ranked team in the nation, and started to dominate, stretching their lead to 13 at one point before clinching the second set in a definitive 25-11 victory, which would lead them to win in the third set as well.
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On Nov. 5, Carrboro musician Elizabeth Cotten posthumously received the Early Influence Award from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation. She joined other inductees into the Hall of Fame, including Eminem, Dolly Parton and Lionel Richie during the foundation’s 37th annual ceremony, hosted in Los Angeles.
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At the Orange County Schools Board of Education meeting on Monday, the OCS Equity Task Force presented their equity plan update and outline for equity training for the Board. After the presentation, the Board unanimously accepted the proposal. The plan focused on three areas: professional development, curriculum adoption and creation and student and community engagement.
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Hillsborough Mayor Pro Tem Matt Hughes was appointed to North Carolina’s Juvenile Justice Planning Committee, a part of Gov. Roy Cooper's Crime Commission. The commission advises the state lawmakers on crime and justice issues, and the Juvenile Justice Planning Committee focuses on juveniles involved in the justice system and at-risk youth.
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The Tar Heels are headed to the NCAA Semifinals for the 26th time in program history. This win moves North Carolina to 19-0 on the season and extends their undefeated record.
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"When it comes to buying stocks, you can’t just go to the New York Stock Exchange and purchase equity like you would an apple at the store. When investing in stocks, bonds and other funds, you'll need a middle man."
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The Tar Heels won 36-34 over Wake Forest Saturday night, clinching the program’s first Coastal Division title since 2015. For a quarterback that had to battle for the starting job all offseason, quarterback Drake Maye has vaulted himself into legitimate contention to be the program's first Heisman finalist in over 70 years. After the win, Maye stood along the brick wall at Truist Field trying to hide his budding grin. He might have been the first one to deflect the credit to his teammates, but it shouldn’t take long to state the obvious – the Tar Heels would have been in no position to get the victory without a defining performance from their signal caller.
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"These guys just keep finding a way to win, and that's that's why I'm so impressed with them," Brown said. "They're they're doing the things they need to do to find ways to win and they're not panicking."
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Following disappointment in the ACC Championship, the victory will give the team confidence as they progress in the tournament and face tougher opponents. UNC’s offensive performance was also important, considering the Tar Heels only managed one goal during the entirety of the ACC Championship.
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In a high-scoring affair, the No. 15 North Carolina football team (9-1, 6-0 ACC) picked up a 36-34 win at Wake Forest (6-4, 2-4 ACC) to clinch the program’s first Coastal Division title since 2015.
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