Explore

AP News AP News
NCAA agrees to lift restrictions on student-athletes earning prize money before enrolling in college

NCAA agrees to lift restrictions on student-athletes earning prize money before enrolling in college

The NCAA has agreed to overhaul its restrictions on athletes accepting prize money before enrolling in college under the terms of a proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit brought North Carolina tennis champion Reese Brantmeier
SB Nation SB Nation
What are your UNC sports “unpopular opinions?”

What are your UNC sports “unpopular opinions?”

What Carolina takes do you have that no one else agrees with?
Trendline Trendline
NCAA Settles Antitrust Claims, Allows Pre-College Athletes to Accept Prize Money

NCAA Settles Antitrust Claims, Allows Pre-College Athletes to Accept Prize Money

NCAA Settles Antitrust Claims, Allows Pre-College Athletes to Accept Prize Money
Trendline Trendline
NCAA Agrees to Eliminate Pre-Enrollment Prize Money Restrictions in Legal Settlement

NCAA Agrees to Eliminate Pre-Enrollment Prize Money Restrictions in Legal Settlement

NCAA Agrees to Eliminate Pre-Enrollment Prize Money Restrictions in Legal Settlement
Trendline Trendline
Duke Blue Devils Outpace Rival UNC in Preseason Rankings Amid Offseason Moves

Duke Blue Devils Outpace Rival UNC in Preseason Rankings Amid Offseason Moves

Duke Blue Devils Outpace Rival UNC in Preseason Rankings Amid Offseason Moves
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Muslims and Jews Collaborate on Gaza Aid Fundraiser in North Carolina

Muslims and Jews Collaborate on Gaza Aid Fundraiser in North Carolina

In Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a unique fundraiser brought together Muslims, Jews, and Christians to support children in Gaza. Organized by Dr. David Hasan, founder of The Gaza Children Village, and Rabbi Daniel Greyber of Beth El Synagogue, the event was held at the Palestinian-owned Mediterranean Deli. The fundraiser aimed to provide food, medical care, education, and trauma support to children in Gaza. This event marked the first time Beth El Synagogue participated in a Palestinian-led fundraiser, highlighting a commitment to humanitarian aid and interfaith collaboration.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Muslim and Jewish Communities Unite for Gaza Aid Fundraiser

Muslim and Jewish Communities Unite for Gaza Aid Fundraiser

In Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a unique fundraiser brought together Muslim and Jewish communities to support children in Gaza. Organized by Dr. David Hasan, founder of the Gaza Children Village, and Rabbi Daniel Greyber of Beth El Synagogue, the event aimed to provide aid to children affected by the conflict. The fundraiser, held at the Mediterranean Deli, marked the first time the synagogue participated in a Palestinian-led initiative for Gaza. The event highlighted efforts to bridge divides between communities often strained by the conflict in Gaza.
SB Nation SB Nation
Tennessee baseball climbing in NCAA Tournament projections after strong weekend

Tennessee baseball climbing in NCAA Tournament projections after strong weekend

Moving on up.
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Saint Augustine’s University Files for Bankruptcy Amid Financial Struggles

Saint Augustine’s University Files for Bankruptcy Amid Financial Struggles

Saint Augustine’s University in North Carolina has filed for bankruptcy as part of a strategy to address its financial challenges and ensure long-term sustainability. The historically Black university owes over $14 million to the IRS and $8 million to other federal agencies, with total liabilities estimated between $50 million and $100 million. Despite the bankruptcy, the university plans to continue offering certificate and noncredit programs. The institution has faced ongoing financial difficulties, including losing accreditation twice in recent years. The university's interim president, Jennie Ward-Robinson, is stepping down, with Verjanis A. Peoples taking over as interim leader.
SB Nation SB Nation
Who is your favorite UNC international athlete?

Who is your favorite UNC international athlete?

The Tar Heels have a growing list of international players, but who do fans admire the most?
Rapid Read Rapid Read
Audit Reveals Misallocation of Funds at North Carolina A University

Audit Reveals Misallocation of Funds at North Carolina A University

A state audit has uncovered that North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University improperly allocated over $5 million in financial aid, including $780,000 to students with personal or professional connections to university officials. The audit, requested by the university's current leadership, found that funds were awarded without merit or need-based criteria. The university plans to seek restitution from responsible employees, and the State Bureau of Investigation will review the findings. The audit highlights systemic issues in the university's financial aid distribution, raising concerns about compliance and ethical conduct.
1Weather 1Weather
Chapel Hill Faces Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms

Chapel Hill Faces Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms

Chapel Hill, North Carolina is bracing for a significant weather event as heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to impact the area. According to the National Weather Service, a strong weather system is moving through the region, bringing the potential for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. The system is expected to produce rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches, with localized areas possibly receiving higher amounts. Thunderstorms may also bring gusty winds and frequent lightning. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the weather unfolds.