Despite losing nearly $4 million over the last three years, the University Library was able to streamline its services to better serve students, professors and the community during the 2010-12 period.
The class of 2013 waved pool noodles, unicorn-shaped helium balloons and “Hey Mom!” signs as they waited for the graduation ceremony to begin Sunday.
In the midst of a sexual assault scandal that has brought national scrutiny to the University, the UNC community is now looking to become a leader in increasing conversations about sexual assault awareness.
Among the 6,027 graduating Sunday was 87-year-old Helen Joan Hunter, a grandmother of six who returned to UNC to get the degree that she couldn’t finish in 1947.
Some Chapel Hill residents who are concerned about the safety of pedestrians on Country Club Road met earlier this month to discuss ways to help pedestrians move safely along the road.
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