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UNC men's soccer falls to Furman during penalty shootout in first round of NCAA tournament

| November 21

Administration

Chancellor Carol Folt hosted a Zika Virus Awareness event on Thursday, June 30 at the FPG Student Union.

Folt hosts panel on Zika virus

By Noni Shemenski | July 7

Chancellor Folt hosted an event to raise awareness about the Zika virus on June 30.

Folt holds panel on Zika virus

By Noni Shemenski | June 30

Chancellor Folt hosted an event on Zika virus awareness Thursday.

UNC maintains accreditation after scandal

By Jamie Gwaltney | June 23

On Thursday, Chancellor Carol Folt announced the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges had lifted UNC's academic probation ...

Probation on University accreditation lifted

By Jamie Gwaltney and Sofia Edelman | June 16

Chancellor Folt announced today the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has lifted UNC’s academic probation one year after it was put in place. ...

Board of Trustees discusses Alert Carolina, renovations and applied sciences

By Jamie Gwaltney and Dominic Andrews | May 25

The Board of Trustees convened on May 18 and 19 for their May meetings. Members heard presentations across many topics, including the University’s security ...

Emil Kang, Carolina’s first Executive Director of the Arts, poses in front of Memorial Hall. Kang has pioneered the univeristy’s recent artistic expansion.

Chancellor Folt creates new position for the arts

By Jenni Ciesielski | May 25

Roy Williams might want to warm up his vocal chords — UNC is about to get a lot more artsy.

University announces Mark Merritt is new general counsel

By Jamie Gwaltney | May 11

The University announced Mark Merritt has been named vice chancellor and general counsel for the University.

Genetics chairperson appointed vice chancellor for research

By Acy Jackson | February 23

On Tuesday, Chancellor Carol Folt announced that UNC’s next vice chancellor for research will be Terry Magnuson, chairperson of the department of genetics. ...

North Carolina Ag-gag law draws lawsuits

By Mali Khan | February 7

A new law in North Carolina that prohibits the use of recordings in businesses such as daycares, nursing homes or agricultural and farm venues has ignited ...

Andy Kant, speaking at the Board of Trustees meeting on the Commercialization & Economic Development Committee on Jan. 27th.

Board of Trustees learn about UNC's new environmental goals

By Jane Wester | January 27

Chancellor Carol Folt has three environmental goals for UNC, but no timeline has been set for achieving them.

Chancellor announces new steps on race

By David Doochin | January 25

In an email Monday night, Chancellor Carol Folt laid out a response to ongoing discussions about UNC’s racial climate, including students’ protests ...

2,000 new graduates celebrate in the Dean Dome

By Mona Bazzaz | December 13

Another 2,113 UNC students switched their tassels to officially become alumni Sunday afternoon.

Athletes' academics, online learning main topics at BOG committee meeting

By Jane Wester | December 10

Timothy Gallimore, assistant vice president for academic planning and state authorization, discussed the possibility of North Carolina joining the State ...

Folt holds race relations meeting with town hall protestors and other student leaders

By Acy Jackson | December 2

“There are definitely a lot of steps being put in the right direction,” Morton said. “Does that mean the work ends? No. Does that mean that there ...

Year in Review: Dean search ends with Guskiewicz

By Victoria Mirian | December 2

After a nearly 11-month process, UNC announced Kevin Guskiewicz as the next dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in October.

On November 19th UNC held a town hall meeting on race and inclusion at the university.

UNC paid $12,500 to town hall moderator Clarence Page

By Jane Wester | December 1

UNC paid Clarence Page, a member of The Chicago Tribune's editorial board, $12,500 to moderate the University's Nov. 19 town hall on race and inclusion. ...

Letter: UNC admin did not handle protest well

November 23

TO THE EDITOR: The fact that a UNC student group interrupted last Thursday night’s town hall meeting to list some absurd demands (with a few reasonable ...

Students ask administrators to act on systemic racism

By Jane Wester | November 20

Halfway through moderator Clarence Page’s first sentence at Thursday’s Town Hall on race and inclusion, a chant broke out.

Iowa State president drops in on nightlife

By Hari Chittilla | November 15

Colleges are constantly trying to combat binge drinking, but the president of Iowa State University might win the prize for most creative.

Committee on women's status talks lactation rooms, fixed-term contracts

By Dylan Tastet | November 4

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