'We had basically no power': Campus Safety Commission chooses to dissolve

In an Aug. 9 letter to Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz, six members of the UNC’s Campus Safety Commission announced the group's dissolution, citing disagreements ...

UNC student organization works to address textbook affordability

UNC's chapter of The North Carolina Public Interest Research Groups is working on tools that allow professors to be more transparent with students regarding ...

UNC's SPARK program helps support, connect women-identifying students of color

A program designed for women-identifying students of color, SPARK will host its fifth annual retreat from Oct. 8 to 10 for first-year and transfer students.  ...

To Drink from the Well: UNC alumna writes book on University history and systemic racism

Written by civil rights lawyer and UNC alumna Geeta N. Kapur, "To Drink from the Well: The Struggle for Racial Equality at the Nation’s Oldest Public ...

Faculty Council talks vaccination data and faculty awards at Friday meeting

The UNC Faculty Council met Friday Sept. 3 to discuss current campus vaccination rates and present the Thomas Jefferson Award as well as the Phillip and ...

Campus President's Council discusses UNC COVID-19 policies in emergency meeting

The Campus President's Council held an emergency meeting Friday. The agenda included discussion of a statement released by UNC Student Government executive ...

UNC student founds Carolina Outing Club to engage the community outdoors

Junior Charles Blanton founded Carolina Outing Club, an organization that teaches students to love the outdoors. Activities include skiing, kayaking, ...

Ahead of retirement, Nursing Dean Nena Peragallo Montano reflects on her career

Nena Peragallo Montano has served as the dean of the UNC School of Nursing since 2017. Now, as she approaches retirement, Peragallo Montano reflects on ...

UNC's COVID-19 clusters so far

What you need to know about University Approved Absences during COVID-19

Since the start of the fall 2021 semester, four COVID-19 clusters have been reported in UNC residence halls. As students skip class to quarantine or isolate, ...

'High level of anxiety': Faculty Executive Committee on safety and communication concerns

UNC Faculty Executive Committee members met Monday for the first time since classes started and since UNC faculty and staff members signed a petition ...

College of Arts & Sciences Dean Terry Rhodes to retire this June

After 34 years at UNC — and two years as dean of the College of Arts & Sciences — Terry Rhodes will retire in June, according to a campus ...

UNC identifies 3 COVID-19 clusters in Ehringhaus, Parker and Hinton James

UNC identified COVID-19 clusters at Ehringhaus, Parker and Hinton James residence halls Tuesday, with five to six cases in each cluster.

History, Race and A Way Forward commission discusses Memorial Hall and Barbee Cemetery Project

The Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward met Monday to go over progress of ongoing initiatives.

UNC Asian American Center celebrates grand opening at new physical space

On Thursday, students, faculty and community members gathered together to celebrate the opening of UNC's Asian American Center in a new physical space ...

Carolina Beekeeping Club buzzes with education and care of UNC's pollinators

Members of the Carolina Beekeeping Club learn how to keep healthy hives. In addition to doing hands-on work with the hives on campus, the Carolina Beekeeping ...

'It's our responsibility': Safe Zone trainings offer skills to affirm LGBTQ+ community

The LGBTQ Center at UNC is hosting Safe Zone trainings, designed to create a network of allies for LGBTQ+ individuals in and around the campus community. ...

'Pa’lante': Carolina Latinx Center hosts open house to kick-off academic year

The UNC Latinx Center held an open house Wednesday. The event exposed students to a variety of Latinx-based resources and organizations on campus.  ...

'Operating in a state of fear': Faculty petitions for 4-6 weeks of remote instruction

As cases of the COVID-19 delta variant rise, faculty and staff petition administrators to shift to temporarily remote learning. Titled “The Risks ...