“Every year, you lose a class and gain a class. Each iteration is very different from the ones before it,” Loreleis alumnus Ellie Riggsbee said about the group. “But at the same time, it seems like there's always this sense of camaraderie.”
UNC School of Law's standout Pro Bono Program was the only law school recognized as a 2024 Pro Bono Leader. The initiative offers free legal services throughout North Carolina and promotes professional development.
“I think we need a leader that can bring us all together in love, and I think I'm the person to do that,” Kailey Wadsworth, student body president candidate, said.
“The role is definitely to advocate for the diverse interests of all 32,000 students that come to Carolina,” SBP Jaleah Taylor said.
Programs like the Blue Sky Scholars, Carolina Covenant and Morehead-Cain help students expand their education.
UNC hosts a variety of other cafe options around campus, however on-campus dining options close before or at midnight.
UNC's Mini Clinic held a soft-opening September 12, acting as a central-campus location for non-emergent student-health needs.
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