Chancellor accepts Campus Y recommendations, committee suggests minor changes
The committee recommended current building hours and facilities be maintained and that classroom space in the Campus Y should be reserved through UNC ...
Read More »The committee recommended current building hours and facilities be maintained and that classroom space in the Campus Y should be reserved through UNC ...
Read More »The Campus Y is an organization that pursues social justice through promoting pluralism in North Carolina specifically and throughout the rest of the world. It was established in 1860 and has about 2000 members every year.
Chancellor Lee Roberts appointed a committee of 15 alumni to make recommendations about usage and governance of the Campus Y building. The building provides ...
Read More »UNC students received an email Friday afternoon from Student Affairs stating that they will reopen the Campus Y building on Monday, May 6, with revised ...
Read More »The closure, credited to UNC's administration in a Campus Y Instagram post, comes amid days of campus protests surrounding the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. ...
Read More »UNC students have historically protested for and against a variety of causes, including campus food workers, the speaker ban law, labor rights, the Civil ...
Read More »"Administrators and the chancellor are hiding behind facilities workers to disguise their intentions. They want to quash dissent and protest but without ...
Read More »Campus Y 2024-25 co-president elects Sari Melitte Ghirmay-Morgan and Anant Malpani plan to prioritize community building and the amplification of marginalized ...
Read More »As early voting begins, student body president candidates Jaleah Taylor and Laura Saavedra Forero discussed free speech, the relationship between UNC ...
Read More »Planned Parenthood Generation Action at UNC Chapel Hill will be launching its anonymous emergency contraceptive delivery service in February.
Read More »Whether you're looking to meet new people, join a book club or learn more about social justice, there are plenty of ways for students to get involved ...
Read More »Around an hour after the start of the protest, students occupied the lobby of South Building for more than three hours. The protesters chanted, gave speeches, held moments ...
Read More »Laura Saavedra Forero receives texts from people seeking free emergency contraception pills at a number posted on the Campus Y’s Instagram. From there, ...
Read More »In January, a collection of books encouraging activism and involvement in social justice will arrive on the second floor of the Campus Y in memory of ...
Read More »The annual event is an opportunity for LGBTQ+ and student allies to connect with LGBTQ+ clubs and organizations on campus. The center worked to attract ...
Read More »July 26 was the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Disability Pride Month creates a space to celebrate the resilience and joy of ...
Read More »The Daily Tar Heel’s Noelle Harff spoke to upcoming Campus Y co-Presidents Karina Vasudeva and Imani Rankins about their goals, challenges and plans ...
Read More »Food pantries like the Campus Y's mutual-aid food pantry are available for students and community members to access for non-perishable and microwavable ...
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