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Due to recent events on campus, the editorial board has assembled this short list of resources for anyone who may be at-risk of interpersonal, sexual or gender-based violence. This list also includes two proactive trainings that anyone can complete to help create a safer environment on campus for us all.
Editor's note: This column discusses sensitive topics such as sexual assault.
On the heels of a week in which a series of incidents around Chapel Hill caused fear and unrest for students, interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz turned to a panel of faculty advisors for suggestions on how to optimize UNC’s Alert Carolina System.
Editor's note: This column discusses sensitive topics, such as sexual assault and harrasment.
UNC Police responded to an incident of verbal harassment on Tuesday night outside of Davis Library, according to UNC Police spokesperson Randy Young. Police searched for the suspect, but did not find him.
David L. Perry has served as the new assistant vice chancellor and chief of UNC Police since Sept. 3, following the resignation of former UNC Police Chief Jeff McCracken. Perry comes to the University after having served as police chief at Florida State University for 14 years.
Chapel Hill's new Chief of Police, David Perry, began his job on Sept. 3, 2019. He hails from Florida State University where he served for 14 years, totaling 25 years of overall experience. During his interview on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019 he discussed his plans for addressing sexual assault, protests and monitoring threats to the UNC campus.
Editor's note: This column discusses sensitive topics such as sexual assault.
Chapel Hill Police are searching for information regarding a reported sexual assault that occurred early Friday morning in the Shortbread Lofts parking deck on 333 W. Rosemary St., according to an Alert Carolina email distributed Friday afternoon.
Editor's note: This story contains mentions of sexual assault. Reader discretion is advised.
The fall months on UNC's campus come with tailgates, cocktails and the crazed partying of syllabus week.
Editor's note: This story contains graphic depictions of threats of violence and sexual assault. Reader discretion is advised.
In the early morning of Sept. 7, 2012, UNC junior Faith Hedgepeth was beaten to death in her off-campus apartment. Seven years later, her murder is still unsolved.
UNC’s new Chief of Police David Perry was introduced to the Campus Safety Commission at its meeting on Wednesday, his second day officially on the job.
UNC Police has a new leader following the retirement of former UNC Police Chief and Director of Public Safety Jeff McCracken in July. David L. Perry, who previously served as chief of the Florida State University Police Department, will officially step into the position on Sept. 3.
Last week, interim Chancellor Guskiewicz informed the UNC community that David L. Perry will be stepping in to serve as the new assistant vice chancellor and chief of UNC Police starting Sept. 3.
Over a year after the North Carolina Court of Appeals said UNC must release the names of people found responsible for rape, sexual assault or any related acts of sexual misconduct through the University's Honor Court, Committee on Student Conduct or Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office to complete a public records request made by The Daily Tar Heel, lawyers argued the case before the North Carolina Supreme Court.
First-year students gathered for the 73rd annual Carolina Kickoff last week, a program aimed at helping incoming students transition into life at UNC. The three-day event consisted of team and self-building activities, campus-life exposure and advice from 40 student counselors.
Some UNC students took summer classes to catch up or get ahead in their majors. Others took a break from college to travel. But for these students in the arts, summer was an opportunity to get hands-on experience in the fields they love.
The Daily Tar Heel is featuring female members of the UNC campus and surrounding communities to highlight the impending arrival of the year 2020, which some are calling “The Year of the Woman,” to commemorate the centennial of the female right to vote.
