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UNC baseball falls, 13-9, to Stanford resulting in first loss of season

| March 7

Faculty and Administration

Employee Forum gives updates on salary caps, campus free speech

By Hannah Rosenberger | November 3

A recent University memo asked employees not to speak directly to media and to refer all media inquiries to the relevant University offices. Provost Chris ...

Dibbert announces retirement, reflects on 40 years leading the GAA

By Natalie Varma | October 25

Doug Dibbert has been president of the General Alumni Association since 1982. He announced his retirement in a Board of Directors meeting earlier this ...

'Doing more for less,' FEC calls for more University support of faculty

By Ira Wilder | October 19

The UNC Faculty Executive Committee spoke on the importance of faculty mental health and gave updates on the UNC System's return-on-investment study. ...

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In new book, UNC professors aim to increase inclusion and equity in college education

By Keerthana Gotur | October 9

Two UNC professors, Viji Sathy and Kelly Hogan, are the authors of "Inclusive Teaching: Strategies for Promoting Equity in the College Classroom." The ...

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Allegations, administration, accountability: tensions at Kenan-Flagler Business School

By Tania Tobaccowala and Preston Fore | October 5

This fall, Kenan-Flagler Business School has seen a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former doctoral student, as well as the co-leads of the school’s ...

University used social media monitoring in Silent Sam and pro-choice protests

By Aisha Baiocchi | September 28

The University has been using Social Sentinel, an AI-based service, since 2016 to identify threatening or concerning public social media posts. The contract ...

UNC World View's Teacher-Student Initiative connecting educators to the world

By Reagan Allen | September 22

The UNC World View program has worked for over 20 years to connect K-12 and community college educators with the surrounding world to foster not only ...

UNC professor Randall Kenan remembered in launch of "Black Folk Could Fly" story collection

By Zoe Frederick | September 12

On Sunday, Sept. 11, UNC professor Randall Kenan’s friends and former colleagues held a book launch for a compilation of Kenan’s work from before ...

UNC Faculty Council passes free speech resolution at monthly meeting

By Brooke Elliott | September 12

In the first meeting of the UNC Faculty Council this school year, faculty members voted on a resolution regarding the faculty's free speech under the ...

Faculty Executive Committee plans for the upcoming academic year

By Abby Pender | August 31

As the University community settles into the fall 2022 semester, the UNC Faculty Executive Committee gave updates on campus efforts toward mental health, ...

UNC announces updated COVID-19 policies for fall semester return

By Liv Reilly and Elizabeth Egan | July 29

UNC announced updated COVID-19 policies for the fall 2022 semester in a campus-wide email Friday. The University will not have any testing requirements ...

UNC and Nikole Hannah-Jones reach settlement over last year's tenure controversy

By Madi Kirkman | July 18

On Friday, the University reached an agreement with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones to resolve legal matters related to her application ...

Director of Institute for Convergent Science aims to solve real-world problems through research

By Joelle Adeleke | June 21

Greg Copenhaver, a UNC faculty member since 2001, was promoted to director of the Institute for Convergent Science, which focuses on problem-solving in ...

Janet Guthmiller named dean of Adams School of Dentistry

By Madi Kirkman | May 11

Dr. Janet Guthmiller was named the dean of the Adams School of Dentistry on Wednesday, according to a campus-wide email from the University. She will ...

Column: Hussman’s provisional accreditation is not “unexpected”

By Caitlyn Yaede | May 4

"Despite immediate, and understandable, outrage at the profoundly irresponsible administration that allowed this to happen, we shouldn’t be surprised ...

Patricia Rosenmeyer named director for the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies

By Keerthana Gotur | May 3

Effective July 1, UNC classics professor Patricia Rosenmeyer will be the director of the Carolina Center for Jewish studies.

Research shows significant inequities in UNC faculty salaries

By Liv Reilly | April 19

There are significant racial and gender-based inequities within faculty salaries at the University, recent research shows. The research was based ...

'This is '1984'': UNC inquiry on Hussman emails has broader scope than previously known

By Praveena Somasundaram | April 12

Recently released records show that the scope of the University's inquiry into the emails of journalism school faculty and staff may have been larger ...

Meet Bettina Shuford, UNC's associate vice chancellor for student engagement

By Zoe Frederick | April 12

Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Engagement Bettina Shuford was recognized by "Diverse: Issues In Higher Education" for its Women's History month ...

'Strength in numbers': Carolina Latinx Faculty Council holds first meeting

By Annie Ham | April 12

This Carolina Latinx Faculty Council held its first official meeting on April 8. Created within the Carolina Latinx Center, the council consists of faculty ...