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No. 17 UNC football opens up ACC play with 41-24 road win at Pittsburgh

| September 23

Campus Y

'It’s not a representation that I see very often': Queer FallFest welcomes LGBTQ+ students

By Maeson Wagner | August 23

The annual event is an opportunity for LGBTQ+ and student allies to connect with LGBTQ+ clubs and organizations on campus. The center worked to attract ...

Disability Pride Month highlights need for accessibility, accommodations

By Adele Morris | July 26

Q&A: Campus Y co-presidents plan for the new year, prioritize radical rest and joy

By Noelle Harff | June 27

UNC summer students experience food insecurity, limited options for food on campus

By Zoe Sinclair | June 20

The Campus Y is an organization that pursues social justice through promoting pluralism in North Carolina specifically and throughout the rest of the world. It was established in 1860 and has about 2000 members every year.

UNC students build community, identity through on- and off-campus student organizations

By Eliza Benbow | May 21

Jannah Said, a junior majoring in quantitative biology, began her first year at UNC expecting to find a group of people who perfectly aligned with her ...

“Build the Hill” creates community of sustainable businesses

By Kayla Hallac | April 13

Build the Hill, a student-run nonprofit initiative affiliated with the Campus Y, seeks alleviate poverty by promoting sustainable small business growth ...

'Radical rest and joy:' Vasudeva and Rankins elected as Campus Y co-presidents

By Lauren Rhodes | February 22

Imani Rankins and Karina Vasudeva have been elected as the new co-presidents of the Campus Y. The organization is a community that welcomes students, ...

'Collective dreaming:' Campus Y leaders reflect on leadership and activism

By Selena Hernandez | November 15

The Campus Y has been a home for student activists at UNC since the 1860s. Today, approximately 30 student-run committees dedicated to various aspects ...

Campus organizations will host multiple Halloween events

By Fiona Hasanaj | October 27

As Halloween quickly approaches, student organizations like CUAB and the Campus Y are getting into the spooky spirit by hosting events on campus between ...

Mural coming to Campus Y focuses on mental health awareness

By Sofia Casini | September 18

The Campus Y's first-year council chose the design of Tam Le, a junior majoring in biology, for the creation of a new mural centered on themes of mental ...

"A violation of civil rights": UNC maintenance backlog highlights lack of campus accessibility

By Preston Fore | September 6

UNC’s deferred maintenance backlog has reached over $988 million — of which nearly $42 million allocated for elevators and lifts is awaiting funding ...

'Prioritize our well being over our output': Campus Y elects 2022-23 co-presidents

By Jennifer Tran | April 5

Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphy will be the incoming co-presidents of the Campus Y for the 2022-23 academic year.

Editorial: Looking forward to the Campus Y's work this year

By Editorial Board | October 8

"As the Campus Y enters this new phase, the Editorial Board looks forward to seeing its social justice efforts continue."

Suspect in January Campus Y vandalism incident formally arrested

By Praveena Somasundaram | April 6

The suspect in the Jan. 24 vandalism of the Campus Y was arrested and charged with vandalism and breaking and entering.

Campus Y vigil honors victims of Atlanta shooting, supports Asian American community

By Emily Orland | March 21

The event created space for the UNC Asian American community and allies to grieve and reflect. 

UNC OASIS wins 2020 National African Student Association chapter of the year

By Grace Battle Thompson | March 16

OASIS was recognized for its "Culture Shock" event which celebrates and highlights African culture and diversity with over 50 virtual attendees.  ...

'Our voices will not be silenced': Campus Y elects first Black female co-presidents

By Hunter Haskett | February 23

The two women titled their platform ‘We will not be silenced’ to highlight their commitment to being authentic to themselves and their experiences, ...

'An attack on all of us': Campus Safety Commission speaks on Campus Y vandalism

By Samuel Garzon | February 3

"It was an attack on all of us; it was an attack on our space and our campus," UNC Police Chief David Perry said, referring to the recent vandalism of ...

'Public display of division': Campus Y vandalized with anti-Semitic, racist symbols

By Cynthia Dong and Maydha Devarajan | January 27

“Every object that was stolen or defaced can be replaced; but this vandalism goes deeper than property damage,” the Campus Y stated in a response ...

Column: Six places on campus you need to know about as an incoming student

By Brian Keyes | June 28

Incoming students: from uniquely fragrant bathrooms to treasured bagel troves, we've got you covered on the six most important places on campus you should ...