When senior Jake Beeson joined the club boxing team his first year, he was looking for something he could do with his friends. His friends slowly stopped coming to workouts and found their own niches, but Beeson stuck with it.
Read More »When Myles Bacon decided to check out the men’s handball team during his second semester at UNC, he was just looking for something to get him out of his dorm room.
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RALEIGH -- The UNC club ice hockey team won the second inaugural Frozen Cup in its 3-1 victory Wednesday night over Duke University at PNC Arena. The team has had a rough start to the season, but head coach Jeff Volkman feels his club is heading in the right direction.
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UNC’s club field hockey team will travel to Durham next Sunday to face off against Duke University in an important rivalry match. This weekend marks the end of the regular season, and 16 teams will be selected for national competition.
Read More »For junior Zenora Saelua, rugby is not just a sport — it's also a part of her culture.
Read More »When students at UNC started the Quidditch team in 2010, a lot of people saw it as a Harry Potter fan club. That idea still persists today, but members of the team will tell you it’s a bunch of rubbish.
Read More »UNC’s men’s club soccer team will travel to Clemson University this weekend for their first tournament of the season. While the tournament doesn’t necessarily have any direct effect on the team’s post-season chances, it gives the squad a chance to compete against other top-tier opponents.
Read More »UNC is chasing a national championship. This sentence could be copied into an article about almost any sports team on campus in any given year. But one of the teams most likely to win this year is one you may not be familiar with.
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The Point-To-Point Express is celebrating its 25th year in operation this school year, and the celebration includes many new gifts for students.
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The heavy construction around campus hasn’t only posed challenges for students trying to get to their classes — it’s put a hitch in the routine of the Marching Tar Heels.
Read More »Dr. Carlo Sequin gives a lecture on the intersection between math and art in Brooks Building on Wednesday.
Chancellor Carol Folt sat in on the Faculty Athletics Committee on Tuesday as they discussed many topics including tutoring for athletes.
Tania String, an art history professor, teaches renaissance art focusing on men and masculinity.
Lissa Broome reads a report on the NCAA Autonomy Legislative Session and the ACC Governance meetings.
