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Breaking:

Trump administration terminates six UNC-CH international student visas

| April 8

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Summer study abroad programs through UNC canceled

By Maeve Sheehey | March 12

Summer 2020 study abroad programs through the University have been cancelled due to the spread of coronavirus, according to an email from Heather Ward, ...

UNC to extend spring break, begin remote instruction March 23

By Maeve Sheehey | March 11

The University said online instructions will be offered indefinitely and has canceled all University events with more than 50 attendees, the email said. ...

Hillel hosts experts to speak on Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations

By Hunter Haskett | March 8

Senior fellows at The Washington Institute David Makovsky and Ghaith Al-Omari spoke about Palestine-Israel negotiations on Wednesday, March 4.

Demonstrators gather, give out baked goods to oppose planned Confederate protest

By Hannah Lang | March 8

Demonstrators gathered in the Peace and Justice Plaza on Saturday for an "anti racist bake sale" in opposition to a planned gathering of Confederate supporters. ...

Two female students report inappropriate touching in Hanes Art Center

By Maeve Sheehey | March 6

Two female UNC students reported they were touched inappropriately by a male student on Tuesday in the Hanes Art Center, according to an Alert Carolina ...

Campus Y leader's sudden dismissal opens potential for more UNC control

By Eva Ellenburg | March 6

Following the sudden dismissal of Campus Y's long-time executive director, students and advisory board members are struggling to pick up the pieces.

Law students to spend spring break giving back through free legal services

By A.J. OLeary | March 6

From Asheville to Charlotte, UNC law students will be traveling across North Carolina to offer free legal services.

Faculty Athletics Committee talks coronavirus, faculty engagement

By Anna Neil | March 5

Here's what you missed at the Faculty Athletics Committee meeting Thursday.

What you need to know about UNC's coronavirus travel policy before spring break

By Maeve Sheehey | March 5

Thinking about traveling for spring break? Worried about coronavirus? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.

'I thought they were overreacting': Students plan spring break around coronavirus

By Stephanie Mayer | March 5

“I wouldn't say that I'm not worried, but I do think that, as long as people continue taking the precautions that they should be taking, I do think ...

UNC to introduce credit-based registration model for spring 2021

By Ramishah Maruf | March 5

The University plans to implement a new registration for the spring 2021 semester that will include three-hour time blocks and credit-based block assignment. ...

Meet the students behind the Pit protests addressing voting rights

By Addison Skigen | March 5

Every week these students focus on a different issue surrounding voting rights, from gerrymandering to voter registration.

'On everyone's mind': Data shows UNC faculty salaries fall behind peer universities

By Preston Fore | March 5

Data shows that UNC full professor pay is about $19,000 below that of peer institutions. Associate professors earn about $16,000 less and assistant professors ...

Students returning from coronavirus-afflicted nations may be asked to self-quarantine

By Maeve Sheehey | March 5

UNC students, faculty and staff returning to the U.S. from countries with Level 2 or 3 travel advisories have been asked to self-quarantine for 14 days ...

Dean Susan King will gift administration award money to Hussman students

By Katie Clark | March 4

This week, Dean Susan King of the Hussman School of Media and Journalism was named the 2019 Scripps Howard Administrator of the Year, recognizing her ...

Here's a list of UNC programs impacted by coronavirus

By Chiara Evans | March 4

The University has cancelled spring study abroad programs in two countries. Other programs have not been affected at this time, but students should follow ...

'The biggest difference is avocados': Fraternity and sorority eating at UNC

By Addison Skigen | March 4

For some UNC students, fraternity and sorority houses provide their day-to-day meals. For the students who aren't members of Greek life, that dining experience ...

UNC's Undergraduate Senate to vote on making senate seats paid

By Preston Fore | March 4

A new bill proposed in the Undergraduate Senate would provide student senators with a $300 maximum stipend based on the number of meetings they attend. ...

'Increasingly disturbing': Campus Safety Commission discusses anti-Semitism at UNC

By Jessica Mastor | March 4

Members of the Commission met with the North Carolina Hillel Campus Director to discuss ways to make UNC a safer and more inclusive space for Jewish students. ...

Commission discussed the future of the sinking Unsung Founders Memorial

By Maydha Devarajan | March 4

At the second meeting of the Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward, members discussed the future of the Unsung Founders Memorial which has been ...