In the first of a two-part webinar series, the Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward discussed the original motivation for the Unsung Founders Memorial and community responses from the time of the memorial's creation to its dedication.
New findings from UW-Madison's Color of Drinking study have prompted the Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership's Campus and Community Coalition to partner with UNC in creating a similar study in Chapel Hill.
The candidates debated topics including Greek life, LGBTQ+ student support, mental health policies and other student and faculty concerns.
Each candidate had two minutes to answer their question with a one-minute follow-up. Questions were submitted by students beforehand or asked in real time by those who chose to watch live.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many out-of-state students have had to return to their homes outside of North Carolina. But those seeking therapy from Counseling and Psychological Services have been unable to because such counselors are only licensed to practice within the state of North Carolina.
The flexibility of remote classes has allowed UNC students to live in different settings this semester, from beach houses in Delaware to townhouses in Atlanta.
Starting Nov. 5, student organizations can reserve event spaces in the Student Union for the spring semester. But, some students have expressed concerns about the reopening and are unsure if their organizations will use the space.
With the traditional summer internship season approaching, students are navigating the challenge of finding summer career opportunities amid COVID-19.
Students are finding ways to come together during COVID-19 through Zoom study rooms and GroupMe chats. "I wouldn't say I’m making friends through the group chat, but I definitely feel like I'm not the only one struggling through this, and I've got this group to struggle with me together," Zorah Davis, a first-year communication studies major, said.
“Without fans in the stands, it could be very significant this year, anywhere from mid-20s to 50 million dollar hits, depending on whether we play, whether we get television revenue and what basketball revenue looks like," Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham said. "It’s too early to really tell what that number is."
The Faculty Athletics Committee met on Thursday, Sept. 3rd over Zoom. They discussed the ways in which COVID-19 was affecting athletics and athletes themselves.
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