A special committee report by the American Association of University Professors said political pressure has jeopardized academic freedom and reinforced institutional racism within the UNC system.
Read More »With the big guys taking over the first half and UNC's guards securing the second, UNC's Men's Basketball team was able to secure yet another win for the season after facing the College of Charleston.
Read More »In her third year at the wheel, North Carolina women's basketball head coach Courtney Banghart is molding a team who, if nothing else, will be a joy to watch and a nightmare to play against.
Read More »North Carolina football's performance Saturday, in particular its defensive woes, doesn’t bode well for the remainder of UNC's schedule, which includes undefeated No. 10 Wake Forest.
Read More »Five-star recruit Zach Rice, the No. 1 offensive tackle in the country in the class of 2022, committed to North Carolina on Thursday.
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The Ida B. Wells Society is an organization dedicated to training reporters and editors of color, particularly in investigative journalism. A recent $1 million grant that Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand's Black Community Commitment donated to the society will help the organization fund more opportunities.
Read More »“That's what I've been trying to preach to the students,” said Jeffrey Fuchs, director of University Bands. “You have no right to change the experience someone else has just because you don't want to wear a mask or you don’t want to do whatever.”
Read More »UNC's women's soccer team dominated the second half of their battle as they managed to pull out a victory over Denver in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Read More »Pressing high against the North Carolina women's soccer team is usually a death sentence, but Division II Columbus State decided to take its chances. However, the Tar Heels' young back line stayed poised under pressure in a 6-0 win.
Read More »Fans weren’t the greatest casualty of the NCAA cancelling the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments in 2020. They weren't the ones who had put in so much hard work over the year only to be left wondering what the point of it all was. But now, March Madness is back. The tournament looks different, but UNC students are still excited to return to some of their favorite traditions.
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