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One year after Judge Allen Baddour reversed the $2.5 million Silent Sam settlement between the UNC System and Sons of Confederate Veterans, many questions remain.
The UNC System has replaced Earl Whipple with former News & Observer reporter Jane Stancill in the vice president for communications position.
With UNC students off campus, libraries and UNC Student Stores are adjusting their return policies.
As students and staff are beginning their third week of virtual learning, many are wondering how final exams might be adjusted for COVID-19 social distancing.
UNC senior Mary McCall Leland said Phone-A-Friend is about appreciating the right here, right now.
With 97 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in North Carolina, the UNC Hospital System is testing patients for the virus and working to support the medical professionals still on the job.
UNC professor Allen Anderson sat in one room while a faculty member played a marimba in another. The pair connected through the virtual meeting platform, Zoom.
The week Christine Blasey Ford testified against Judge Brett Kavanaugh for sexual assault, the Orange County Rape Crisis Center (OCRCC) experienced a 400 percent increase in call volume, Executive Director Rachel Valentine said.
Since Orange County Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour reversed the UNC Board of Governors' $2.5 million settlement with the North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc., plaintiffs in the case have been planning their next steps.
It started with a policy brief.
Taylor Loyd arranges a charcuterie board every Monday night.
Kayla Haeussler wants to work in supply chain operations for a Chinese manufacturing firm.
A sleepy trickle of students passes through Porthole Alley — the brick walkway that runs beside the iconic Carolina Coffee Shop.
The same alumni who marched on Franklin Street during the Civil Rights Movement — the UNC Black Pioneers — are now partnering with a new generation of current students in pursuit of the same goal.
A group of UNC students and faculty partnered with the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law in a motion to intervene with the Board of Governors' $2.5 million deal with the North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans.
The UNC Board of Governors Committee on University Governance met Thursday, reviewing the rights of University faculty to participate in political activities and — in closed session — discussing the recent $2.5 million settlement with the Sons of Confederate Veterans and the pending lawsuit filed by DTH Media Corp.
Ava Erfani stood under an umbrella Monday on the steps of Wilson Library, a megaphone held firmly in her right hand and an “End Endless Wars” poster at her feet.
A number of UNC faculty departments have released statements in opposition to the Board of Governors' $2.5 million Silent Sam statue settlement with the North Carolina Division Sons of Confederate Veterans.
A group of students marched onto the floor when interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz was introduced at Friday's Faculty Council meeting and chanted three demands: "Reparations, retract or resign."
UNC faculty members across academic departments signed a letter in support of student safety, responding to the recent arrest of University graduate students involved in a protest against a Confederate monument in Pittsboro.
