As Halloween quickly approaches, student organizations like CUAB and the Campus Y are getting into the spooky spirit by hosting events on campus between now and the haunted holiday.
After years of COVID-19 precautions in the theater, Carolina Performing Arts looks forward to the upcoming fall season and reuniting its audience with familiar performances and new offerings.
Last Thursday's Intersectionality and Mental Health Conference featured both student and faculty speakers from groups like Peer2Peer and Mi Pueblo.
The History, Race and a Way Forward Commission met on Feb. 21 to give updates on the University land acknowledgment, "The Carolina Story: A Virtual Museum of University History," and the Barbee Cemetery.
