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As UNC begins the fall semester, thousands of people are returning to campus without a vaccine mandate, consistent gathering limits or physical distancing procedures.
The UNC System has announced Thursday that all students returning to campuses must get vaccinated – or be required to participate in weekly COVID-19 testing.
The UNC Board of Governors met April 22 to discuss returning to normal operations in the fall, increasing out-of-state student enrollment caps for historically Black colleges and universities and UNC System Board of Trustee appointments.
The University Library is looking for participants for its recently released UNC Story Archive, a program where members of the campus community can tell their stories — all in their own voice.
Nash Consing often found himself in courses at the Hussman School of Journalism and Media where he was the only Asian American student in the classroom.
When she was a first-year in college, Erica Perel realized her life’s passion was journalism.
It’s been a year since COVID-19 first arrived in North Carolina – shutting down everything from local businesses to college campuses.
With recent temperatures reaching as high as the 70s and the spring weather slowly rolling in, some UNC students have decided to take advantage of this unusual February weather by spending more time outside.
Students' first two of five total wellness days this spring semester have arrived, set for Monday and Tuesday.
To kick off the spring semester, Campus Recreation has reopened many of its facilities for UNC students and staff. These facilities include a variety of indoor, outdoor and virtual options for students to participate in.
Carolina Away, UNC’s remote-only program for first-year and transfer students, started its second semester with a fresh look.
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