DTH Photo Illustration. The Rapidly Emerging Antiviral Drug Development Initiative is a new partnership at UNC-Chapel Hill that is aiming to develop drugs for future pandemic diseases.
UNC is extending COVID-19 testing hours at the Carolina Union toward the end of the semester to allow students living in residence halls and off-campus housing near Chapel Hill to get tested before returning home for winter break.
After a number of restaurant closings in the Chapel Hill area due to COVID-19, new businesses such as Andrew Young’s Blue’s BBQ, located at 110 W Franklin St, look to find success during the pandemic.
After a number of restaurant closings in the Chapel Hill area due to COVID-19, new businesses such as Andrew Young’s Blue’s BBQ, located at 110 W Franklin St, look to find success during the pandemic.
After a number of restaurant closings in the Chapel Hill area due to COVID-19, new businesses such as Andrew Young’s Blue’s BBQ, located at 110 W Franklin St, look to find success during the pandemic.
Since the pandemic started, the Chapel Hill Crisis Unit has been directing people who are homeless to stay day and night on the top of Wallace Parking Deck located on Rosemary Street.
The Meet the Moment Art Walk on Franklin Street is a new project focusing on civic engagment and social justice messages. The main goal is to motivate Chapel Hill residents to participate in the upcoming election.
UNC-Chapel Hill's dining halls' need for disposable cutlery and plates has raised concerns over the environment impact of new COVID-19 precautions.
The Family First Coronavirus Response Act is going to impact campus workers across UNC Chapel Hill. University employees are trying to understand the different stipulations and if they qualify for the FFCRA.
The Lumina Theater, as pictured here on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020, is launching a September series that will showcase Black-centered movies. A large portion of proceeds from this series will go the NAACP.
