“How am I feeling about He’s Not reopening?” said UNC senior Danny Hogenkamp. “The best.”
The bar reopened after a three-week hiatus after authorities say former UNC student Chandler Kania drank underage at He’s Not before driving drunk and hitting another car head-on, killing three people.
The bar’s involvement caused He’s Not to lose its ABC permits for 21 days and pay a $15,000 fine.
In its three-week absence, general manager Fleming Fuller said the bar has implemented new policy changes and some structural changes as well.
“We’ll start carding people at the door and at the bar now,” Fuller said.
“We were also planning on doing some renovations outside, but due to the bad weather, that’s been pushed back until summer.”
To celebrate the reopening, the bar held a cornhole tournament consisting of up to 32 teams.
All proceeds went to the Carolina For the Kids Foundation, the largest student-run philanthropy in North Carolina, that raises money for patients and families at UNC Children’s Hospital.
