Due to the spring sports season being postponed because of COVID-19, many high school seniors are wondering if they have played their last game before graduation.

With health care professionals working around the clock to combat the COVID-19 virus, one nurse speaks out about her experience during this pandemic.

The next time you visit the concession stand at a UNC game you may be helping the environment. The university has become the first in the ACC – and one of the first in the nation – to begin serving drinks in recyclable aluminum cups. 

Last week, we told you about a student’s effort to add a new exhibit to the Carolina Basketball Museum on UNC’s campus. It would honor Charles Scott, the university’s first African American scholarship athlete.

Much of Scott’s story has been left out of the Museum, and it turns out that’s a disappointment not only to some students, but also to Charles Scott himself.

UNC has one the most storied basketball programs in the country, but recently one student noticed of the most important players was missing from that story. The North Carolina Basketball Museum located on campus, has little information about Charles Scott, the first black scholarship athlete at Chapel Hill.

The UNC football team found themselves ranked Top 25 recently, but it isn’t for their success on the field.

The baseball season is quickly approaching for the Tar Heels, and the team hopes to find new success with an increased focus on advanced analytics.

UNC sports historian Matthew Andrews talks with Carolina Connection’s Josh Conner about the life and legacy of retired basketball star Kobe Bryant, who was killed in a Los Angeles helicopter crash last weekend.

Julia Dorsey came to UNC on a lacrosse scholarship, but decided she wanted to challenge herself and walk-on the soccer team as well.