Records show Campus Health employees monitored private Facebook group Babes Who Blade

Emails obtained by The Daily Tar Heel suggest that a Campus Health Services employee joined at least two private Facebook groups since September 2018. ...

Here's what you missed at Monday's Faculty Executive meeting

The Faculty Executive Committee went over the University budget and COVID-19 measures on Monday. The committee includes 14 faculty members, each representing ...

Heel Talk: Fraternity drug ring scandal and making class connections

Grad student's experience highlights parking accessibility challenges at UNC

Over the summer, graduate student Erin Day faced multiple obstacles while applying for a disabled parking permit at UNC.  After repeated requests ...

UNC program gives students opportunity to get hands-on health care work experience

Carolina CSSC is a program led by the Office of Interprofessional Education and Practice that gives students the chance to promote student outreach and ...

Plans for UNC student vaccinations commence, though rollout seems months away

UNC health experts share their thoughts regarding how long most UNC students will have to wait before being eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.  ...

BOG talks board positions, budget and COVID-19 safety

At its Jan. 21 and 22 meetings, the UNC Board of Governors discussed budget and safety concerns, appointments to vacant positions and the future of North ...

Here's what you missed at Thursday's Advisory Committee meeting

The Advisory Committee met to discuss the plan for spring COVID-19 testing on-campus, as well as vaccine rollout. 

UNC committee talks vaccine rollout and campus testing protocol

On Thursday, the Campus and Community Advisory Committee met to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine rollout at UNC, as well as current testing procedures on-campus. ...

Here's what you need to know about contact tracing at UNC this semester

Students that have been linked to a COVID-19 case will be contacted by phone from Campus Health or the contact tracing team from the Orange County Health ...

Students speak out about testing safety concerns

As the spring semester begins, students on and off campus continue to voice their concerns about UNC's testing program. “I understand and I appreciate ...

UNC students experience long waits, confusion in first week of mandatory testing

Dr. Amir Barzin, the medical director at the Family Medicine Center at Chapel Hill, said an error on the HallPass website may have caused the influx of ...

Heel Talk: Campus re-entry and sports preview for spring

On this special episode for the first day of UNC classes, host Evely Forte chats with University Desk reporters Heidi Perez-Moreno and Rachel Crumpler ...

'Everyone just needs someone': Students share schedules on social media

While classes are currently remote-only, students utilize social media to share class schedules to combat the loneliness of online learning.  

U.S. Supreme Court denies UNC's petition for review of Title IX records release

The Supreme Court of the United States denied UNC's request to have the release of its 15 sexual assault records in August reviewed. 

Faculty remain wary of spring reopening plans despite in-person class delay

The University's Jan. 7 announcement that in-person classes would be delayed until Feb. 8 was a relief to some, but an indicator of potential risks to ...

Cautiously hopeful: On-campus residents move in, again

After UNC announced that all classes for the fall semester would switch to an online format, most students were sent home in an effort limit campus density ...

University converts portion of its loans to grants for 2020-2021 academic year

To fund the program, the office intends to use the federal COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill in addition to working with partners and University development ...

Answering your questions about UNC's testing program

A distinct change from the fall to spring semester is the implementation of widespread COVID-19 testing. Asymptomatic testing will be offered at three ...