tThe University has entered into a contract with Uwill, a telehealth therapy company that will provide 24/7 digital therapy services to students. In addition, UNC will also hold a mental health summit on Nov. 15.
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 between administration and commission members, who felt their recommendations regarding COVID-19 and campus police were ignored.
Since the Hannah-Jones saga began in May, over 200 records requests have been filed through the University’s fulfillment software. Requests were filed by reporters to ask the University for internal communications, meeting minutes and donor agreements. But, they found their requests consistently delayed or denied — even after certain documents had already been leaked to the public.
Students in UNC's School of Nursing quickly adopted the responsibilities of practitioners when the pandemic first set in. Some nursing students share what it's been like to balance the demands of nursing amid a pandemic, online class and other responsibilities this past year.
After sending students home only seven days into the fall semester, the University set out to completely revamp its testing program for the spring. Dr. Amir Barzin, a professor in UNC’s Department of Family Medicine, was tapped to lead the effort.
Consequences for violating the COVID-19 community standards can include removal from on-campus housing and/or disenrollment from the University.
As the number of COVID-19 cases in North Carolina continues to increase, members of UE150 provided a list of demands to the BOG and university chancellors in opposition to UNC's reopening plans.
Contributions from members of the UNC System's Board of Governors show significant donations to a variety of sources over the past two years, from North Carolina's 2020 U.S. Senate race to small local races. These contributions are overwhelmingly to Republicans — indicating a conservative partisan slant among the body.
At the Chapel Hill service site, students and faculty from the School of Dentistry provided care for over 100 people.
At the Old Well, activists staged a socially-distant protest, holding a large black-and-white banner saying “No Coal UNC” towards South Building, chanting “people over profits, justice over greed, we demand accountability!”
Screenshot from the virtually-held Campus Safety Commission meeting on Wednesday, July 1, 2020.
The UNC wrestling team held a special draft for Mason Fannin, a 7-year-old with Leukemia, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019.
Former Congressman Bob Inglis came to UNC on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 to talk about how conservatives can support climate change.
UNC alumnus Littleton Cole Selden, center, with members of his unit.
