The Daily Tar Heel conducted an informal poll on campus after Roberts' election, finding that of the 228 respondents, 18 approved, 119 disapproved and 95 said they were indifferent.
Above-average term lengths, stress and a new UNC system chancellor search policy have all contributed to the administrative turnover, Wade Maki, chair of the UNC System faculty assembly, said.
Surprised by Chapel Hill's large population of unhoused individuals, first-year student Tommy Mierzwa felt compelled to give back to his community through a nonprofit organization against hunger.
On Friday, MERA received the Robert E. Bryan Public Service Award from the Carolina Center for Public Service for their work to reduce health disparities in refugee communities through literacy-based interventions.
“Hark the Sound” dates back to the 1800s, when the UNC Glee Club first performed the song at the University’s 1897 graduation ceremony.
Bruce Egan was the Director of UNC’s Information Technology Services Response Center for 25 years, a bass player, songwriter, a columnist and a mentor. He died on Jan. 28, 2024, at the age of 71.
The Kesem chapter at UNC runs a free five-day summer camp in Hendersonville for children ages six to 18.
86 percent of this year’s first-year students elected to live on campus. Of those first years, 72.9 percent requested to live on South Campus, while 27.1 percent requested to live on North Campus.
In her 35-year career at UNC, Adimora was awarded the position of Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Medicine in the School of Medicine and served as a professor of epidemiology at the Gillings School of Global Public Health. In her work, she advocated for minorities and the prevention and treatment of HIV in women, especially women of color.
Though many professors view caring for their students’ mental health as part of their responsibility, some say they also feel the weight of that care.
