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Carolina Insider Podcast: NIL Discussion; Nate Wood Interview; New Late Night Name?

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas try to make sense of the ever-changing world of NIL as UNC's Associate AD for NCAA Compliance, Nate Wood, joins for an awesome and informative interview (17:48) Plus: Armando Bacot decides whether or not a former Poddy winner should get a tattoo (1:06:44), new name for Late Night? (1:13:52) and more. (Listen To Podcast)

A message from Chancellor Guskiewicz on tonight’s Sweet 16 games

Dear Carolina Community, There are a pair of sweet-sixteen showdowns tonight as both our men’s and women’s basketball teams vie for NCAA titles. The amount of hard work and preparation that goes into this moment can’t be underestimated. It’s a gift to watch our student-athletes in action and a reminder of everything I love about our 28 sports teams. (UNC.edu)

UNC vice chancellor resigns following report that said he plagiarized part of a grant application

UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz announced the resignation Thursday of Terry Magnuson, vice chancellor for research, in a letter sent out to the university's community. Magnuson's resignation comes two days after the Office of Research Integrity, issued a report that found he engaged in research misconduct by plagiarizing text. (WUNC)

Financial Report: UNC Athletics Made Ends Meet in 2020-21

The UNC athletic department navigated the impact of COVID-19 during the 2020-21 fiscal year with cost-cutting measures and a substantial increase in contributions. Those efforts resulted in a $50,432 budget deficit, according to the university’s annual financial report to the NCAA. Operating expenses outpaced total revenue for the third straight year. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Bubba Cunningham, John Montgomery join Packer & Durham

University of North Carolina Athletics Director Bubba Cunningham and Rams Club Executive Director John Montgomery joined Packer And Durham on Tuesday to talk about the legacy and process that became the newly named Woody Durham Media & Communications Center in Chapel Hill. (View Video)

UNC Hits $4.25 Billion Fundraising Goal Early, Continues to Fundraise

Campaign for Carolina, UNC’s campus-wide fundraising drive, launched in October 2017 with the goal of reaching $4.25 billion by December 31, 2022. The university announced Thursday, it met this goal a year early. This makes UNC the eighth public university in the United States to surpass $4 billion in a single campaign. More than 200,000 donors contributed. (Chapelboro.com)

A message from the chancellor: Honoring Hortense McClinton and Henry Owl

In 1930, a UNC graduate named Henry Owl walked into the Swain County registrar’s office holding a copy of his master’s thesis. Henry Owl wanted to register to vote, and he knew that local authorities were using an unconstitutional literacy test to keep Cherokee citizens away from the polls. He was turned away, but that’s not where Owl’s story ended. (UNC.edu)

Carolina Insider Podcast: Football & Basketball Updates, Bubba Cunningham, Andrew DiBitetto

Jones Angell and Adam Lucas catch up on UNC football and basketball news and share audio from their interview with Bubba Cunningham. Then, men's golf coach Andrew DiBitetto discusses the Williams Cup honoring Roy & Wanda Williams, the ascent of his program, some awesome Roy Williams golf course stories, and more. (Listen To Podcast)

UNC Sports And Entertainment Summit Returns To Blue Zone

The UNC Sports and Entertainment Summit returned to Chapel Hill last weekend, bringing UNC alumni back to campus to connect with students, young alumni, faculty, and staff. The event, held at Kenan Stadium's Blue Zone, was attended by more than 150 guests interested in learning and networking in the sport and entertainment industry. (GoHeels.com)

Wearing Many Hats: Beth Miller, Volleyball, and the UNC Success Story

Dr. Beth Miller has worn many hats at UNC: coach, administrator, teacher, friend. As we celebrate a half century of women's sports at UNC, we reflect on her many roles during her five decades in Chapel Hill—from volleyball head coach, to 30 years overseeing UNC's Olympic sports program, to being the first Senior Woman Administrator in Chapel Hill. (GoHeels.com)

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