Written by MICHAEL KOH For the second straight year, the Duke-UNC game served as the Blue Devils’ season finale. Comparisons between Duke’s all-time Elite Eight collapse vs. UConn Sunday and UNC’s all-time slump against VCU is already in the works. Both teams are up by 19 points and seem to be on pace. Both were … Read more
Written by DAVID GLENN No American men’s basketball program has more experience in the Final Four spotlight than the University of North Carolina. The Tar Heels have competed in the national semifinals 21 times, appearing from 1946 to 2022. UNC’s attention during the final four weeks this year, however, is because the university is in … Read more
On Saturday, Mar. 28, protesters across America participated in the third ‘No Kings Day,’ protesting against the actions and policies of the second administration of President Donald Trump. That included Chapel Hill and Carrboro, where thousands of protesters carried signs, wore costumes, and chanted as they marched from 140 W. Franklin Street to the Carrboro … Read more
The city of Chapel Hill has announced that it will no longer host or monitor its accounts on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. The local government shared this decision in its weekly newspaper “Our City” on Thursday. “While the main Town X account and the X accounts of individual departments will remain … Read more