Thursday evening at Shaw Field in Washington, D.C. The Tar Heels entered their season opener looking to disrupt the Hoyas’ ...
The No. 7  UNC women’s soccer team (3-0, 0-0 ACC) defeated Arkansas (0-1-2, 0-0 SEC), 2-0, Thursday night at Razorback Field ...
System leaders issued a 10-page response to Education Secretary Linda McMahon's list of questions about how universities would uphold merit-based admissions and protect research from "foreign ...
The CHCCS Board of Education voted unanimously to close Glenwood to save money amid declining enrollment and district-wide ...
For UNC students, restaurants featured in the bottom of Lenoir Dining Hall offer a variety of food, flavors and cultures to choose from. If students are seeking a little more “zayka”— the Urdu word ...
Team lead Garry Dobson said he was trying to prevent a scene in the store. He said he was fired over the phone, without being given his termination letter.
More than 10,000 syllabuses for fall 2026 courses at UNC became available on Aug. 10 on Simple Syllabus, the University’s new public syllabus repository. Students are now exploring it as a tool for ...
The UNC Office of Undergraduate Admissions has removed its two short-answer supplemental essay questions from the undergraduate application for the 2026-27 application cycle. In a post on its website, ...
Former UNC men’s basketball forward Caleb Wilson was selected fourth overall by the Chicago Bulls in the 2026 NBA Draft. He becomes the first top-five pick from UNC since Marvin Williams and Raymond ...
ICE plans to open a 1,320-bed detention center at the vacant Rivers Correctional Institution in rural Hertford County, which sits on the northeastern edge of the state, by the end of 2026. U.S.
Tar Heel Team Store worker fired after encounter with rage-baiting YouTuber Snarp The decades-long internal takeover and exploitation of Rainbow Soccer Column: Our leadership does not bleed Carolina ...
This year, UNC will welcome a class of 1,097 transfer students — one of the largest cohorts in the history of the nation’s first public university.  Roughly a year ago, I was one of those many ...