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The American Association of University Professors announced at the end of September that it launched a special committee to investigate violations of academic governance principles and structural racism in the UNC System.
The Coalition for Carolina introduced themselves in an ad in the Carolina Alumni Review entitled “What the hell is going on in Chapel Hill?” last month.
Dozens of students and community members gathered Tuesday afternoon for the Behind The Veil ceremony. The event centered on civil rights lawyer and two-time UNC alumna Geeta N. Kapur’snew book and the racial history it reveals about the University.
The Board of Governors unanimously approved an amendment to UNC System policy that guarantees graduates of the North Carolina School of Science and Math admission to any UNC System school at its meeting Thursday.
Over the past week, students may have noticed slips of paper taped to surfaces throughout campus, encouraging them to report possible COVID-19 exposures using a printed QR code.
Geeta N. Kapur, a civil rights lawyer and two-time UNC alumna, concludes her book "To Drink from the Well: The Struggle for Racial Equality at the Nation’s Oldest Public University" with these words:
Erin Siegal McIntyre, an assistant professor at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media, noticed a small placard on the doors of several of her colleagues while walking around Carroll Hall.
Broadcast journalism graduate Melissa Rademaker left the blazer she wore to film segments of "Carolina Week" — a student TV news program — in Carroll Hall during Spring Break of 2020, just as she always did. But when the pandemic hit, she never went back to get it.
UNC’s reopening plan for fall 2021 has campus looking near normal – higher capacity dorms, fully open dining halls and primarily in-person instruction.
Tech giant Apple announced Monday that it plans to invest over $1 billion in a campus and engineering hub in the Research Triangle — and those in the UNC and Chapel Hill communities are preparing for what that could mean to the area.
The Graduate Record Examination will not be centrally required for admission to UNC graduate programs for the 2022 admissions cycle, Dean of the Graduate School Suzanne Barbour said at a meeting on Tuesday.
In March, the University requested that the joint jurisdiction policy between the Chapel Hill Police Department and UNC Police be expanded to include off-campus Greek housing.
Sophomore Ananya Mallik has always known that she wanted to go into business.
Cecil Howard, a finalist in the University’s search for the next vice provost for equity and inclusion and chief diversity officer, presented his goals for the position to the campus community in an open forum on Tuesday.
Funds from the campus security fee at UNC System schools can now be allocated toward suicide prevention and intervention resources.
The University is planning "a more typical residential academic experience at Carolina" for the fall 2021 semester, according to a March 5 email from Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Bob Blouin.
During UNC basketball’s win over Florida State on Saturday, cheers sounded in the Dean E. Smith Center from live fans — for the first time in almost a year.
Editor's Note: This story has been updated with comments from the candidates.
Lamar Richards is one of two candidates running for student body president this year. Here are Richards' goals for the position.
UNC began in-person instruction on Monday, with many students entering a classroom for the first time since last March.
