No. 8 UNC women’s soccer defeats Fairfield, 4-0, to open regular season
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Two goals each from sophomores Hope Munson and Bella Devey propelled the Tar Heels to victory to open the 2026 regular season.
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Two goals each from sophomores Hope Munson and Bella Devey propelled the Tar Heels to victory to open the 2026 regular season.
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Following rejection of Trump's compact for higher education, the U.S. Department of Education sent all colleges and universities a letter calling for reforms to higher education practices.
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The transfer portal is officially open for men's and women's basketball. See who is coming and going from UNC.
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More than 80 demonstrators gathered Saturday morning to pray in solidarity with both immigrants and law enforcement after the N.C. General Assembly's recent passage of Senate Bill 153 — which requires state law enforcement to work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The 7-foot big man was named to the All-Summit League First Team last season.
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An athletics spokesperson also confirmed UNC hired outside counsel to investigate the football program following general manager Michael Lombardi's placement on administrative leave.
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After an impressive donation year amid allegations of creating an unhealthy work environment for development employees, Andreasen is leaving UNC for Columbia University.
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UNC's counsel appeared in court Tuesday to argue that the findings of the $1.2 million investigation conducted into the School of Civic Life and Leadership should remain classified, claiming the report does not qualify as a public record. A coalition of six media outlets, including The Daily Tar Heel, argued otherwise.
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At the Board's Thursday meeting, Provost Magnus Egerstedt said that four graduate programs are on pause while the University assesses if they meet academic demand. These include programs in the Schools of Information and Library Science, Education, and Global Public Health.
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Miguel Salguero-Olivares pleaded not guilty to the 2012 murder at a Monday hearing, ahead of the trial's Sept. 28 start date.
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