COVID-19 case cluster confirmed at Sigma Nu fraternity house
Update 6:20 p.m.: There are at least six positive cases of COVID-19 in the Sigma Nu house as of Friday, according to a message from the Sigma Nu president obtained by The Daily Tar Heel.
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Update 6:20 p.m.: There are at least six positive cases of COVID-19 in the Sigma Nu house as of Friday, according to a message from the Sigma Nu president obtained by The Daily Tar Heel.
Updated 12:00 p.m.: The University has confirmed a 13th COVID-19 cluster at Rams Village Building #5, via the Carolina Together website and UNC social media.
The University adopted a new Title IX policy Friday to comply with new regulations issued by the U.S. Department of Education in May.
CLARIFICATION: A previous version of this article incorrectly attributed the title of a plaintiff mentioned in the story. The article has been updated to reflect the change in title attribution. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for this error.
Editor’s note: We’ve received several questions about why we chose to name some of the individuals found responsible and not others. We published Jalek Felton’s name because we consider him a public figure due to his involvement with UNC Basketball, and we did our due diligence by getting in touch with his lawyer prior to publication.
The Commission on Campus Equality and Student Equity unanimously passed a resolution Thursday at its last meeting of the summer calling for a remote semester and reduced student population on campus. The commission also heard updates on its requests since its earlier meeting in July, including a clarification on grading for the fall.
Update Aug. 12 5:41 p.m.: Nate Knuffman will serve as the interim vice chancellor for finance and operations, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz said in an email Wednesday.
The UNC System will not change or refund tuition and student fees for the 2020-2021 academic year even if instruction goes remote, the Board of Governors voted Thursday at its July meeting.
A North Carolina Superior Court judge has dismissed a portion of the DTH Media Corporation's complaint against the UNC System and Board of Governors in a virtual hearing Thursday. The complaint accused the groups of violating North Carolina Open Meetings Law to negotiate its $2.5 million settlement with the North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans in November 2019.
Fans of the Netflix show “Outer Banks” may have the Tar Heels' 2017 national championship win to thank for the show.
Under North Carolina’s stay-at-home order, I feel compelled to force myself to be productive. Whether that’s getting ahead on homework, cleaning out everything or being active, my inner type 2w3 wants to make a to-do list and check everything off.
Carolina Housing student staff will receive paid administrative leave through April 30 following the closure of campus residence halls, according to an email sent from Carolina Housing representatives on Monday.
All it took was one post from a high school friend for then first-year biology major Brandon Standley to apply to The Daily Tar Heel.
More than 500 people have co-signed a letter written by a group of resident advisers that expresses concerns about compensation in response to a March 18 email in which Carolina Housing terminated them, effective April 1.
Emily Ashton, a UNC senior and resident adviser mentor, first heard the UNC System was closing residence halls to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through news outlets on March 17.
Last night, I sent a text to my fellow members of arts desk. It said: “We must mobilize as the quarantine entertainment desk. We can do this.”
Carolina Performing Arts has canceled all remaining performances and public events to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, according to an email sent Thursday.
The night started with flying silks.
Drums, chants and the ringing of bells echoed through Gym A of Fetzer Hall on Saturday afternoon.
When Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Zucchino attended UNC, his introductory journalism classes were conducted on typewriters.