Undergraduate Vice President Sam Robinson has announced his resignation from his position effective immediately in a letter addressed to current Student Body President Taliajah "Teddy" Vann. He has separately applied to be a justice on the UNC Student Supreme Court.
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Undergraduate Vice President Sam Robinson has announced his resignation from his position effective immediately in a letter addressed to current Student Body President Taliajah "Teddy" Vann. He has separately applied to be a justice on the UNC Student Supreme Court.
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The UNC School of Social Work’s Family and Children’s Resource Program (FCRP) is supporting social workers beyond the UNC community. Established in 1993, FCRP encourages social work organizations to increase their positive impact on the families and communities they serve. They offer training courses and practice-improvement coaching for social workers and facilitate conversations about challenges in the field.
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Due to pandemic-related low activity, nearly a million dollars of in unallocated UNC Undergraduate Senate funds were carried over to this year. Of the half a million dollars brought annually from student fees, only $349,401 was spent during the 2021-22 school year.
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After more than 23 years working for the State Department, the last 17 of which were served overseas, Andrew Sisk returns to North Carolina as UNC and Duke University’s Diplomat in Residence for the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.
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Board of Trustees Vice Chairperson John Preyer communicated with the Wall Street Journal editorial team about the School for Civic Life and Leadership as early as Jan. 24, according to emails obtained by The Daily Tar Heel. The resolution calling for the acceleration of the School was approved on Jan. 26. According to documents from Provost Chris Clemens, the School will attempt to combat the forces of polarization, isolation, and distrust that impede universities across the country.
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TJ Edwards is a junior at UNC who is running for Student Body President in the 2023 election. Their platform focuses on accessibility for those with mental disabilities, a safer UNC experience for all students and a relationship between student government and student organizations.
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Christopher Everett is running for Student Body President in the 2023 term. His campaign focuses on “Carolina for Everyone" and creating an inclusive space for every student at the University. His focus also extends to continuing conversations to many on-campus organizations.
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Several months after more details were released about UNC's investigation into the leak of the Walter Hussman donor agreement, many still have questions. There have been no updates to the University's electronic information privacy policy, and many faculty now include privacy disclaimers in their emails.
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The grand opening of the Student Life and Leadership’s Black History Month Art Gallery Exhibition was held on Friday in the Carolina Union Art Gallery. The exhibition came after the SLL held a Black History Month Art Contest, which encouraged students to submit pottery, photography, digitals, painted works or poetry for the chance to be featured in the gallery.
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Students for Asian American Studies at UNC (SAAS) — a student-led organization — launched a petition last week with demands to expand the Asian American Center, continue disaggregated studies for Asian ethnicities and establish a degree-oriented Asian American Studies program.
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Bringing Southeast Asia Home, a UNC initiative funded by a $900,000 award from the Henry Luce Foundation, continues to expand its resources to enhance Southeast Asian studies. In the upcoming semesters, they will be increasing course offerings and opportunities.
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The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History has begun its spring exhibit and speaker series for the semester. The collection offers a spring exhibition and also a collection of authors and professors whose work focuses on enslaved individuals and the past.
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Two weeks ago, María Estorino began her journey as the new vice provost for University Libraries and University librarian. Staff Writer Emi Maerz sat down to talk with her about the future of University Libraries.
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UNC Undergraduate Vice President Sam Robinson announced he has ended his bid for 2023 student body president after being confirmed yesterday as a certified candidate on the ballot.
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The UNC Young Democrats hosted a town hall panel on Tuesday for prospective student body president (SBP) candidates. TJ Edwards, Chris Everett and Sam Robinson presented their platforms and answered student questions.
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Chris Everett, Sam Robinson and TJ Edwards have been named the initial certified candidates for the 2023 Student Body President elections, the UNC Board of Elections announced last night. Corrected ballot petitions are due tonight at 7 p.m. and the final list of certified candidates will be released on Saturday.
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A student was assaulted by an unknown individual last night, according to an Alert Carolina sent at 11:50 p.m. on Wednesday.
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When checking finances on ConnectCarolina, students may notice a number of different fees charged to their student account. Here's a breakdown of these fee charges at the University: what they are, who creates them and who has the ability to change them.
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Walk. Support. Glow. is a student-run nonprofit focused on mental health awareness and suicide prevention. On top of hosting biweekly meetings, the organization holds community outreach events to help educate the Chapel Hill community about mental health resources. In early March, they will host “Stomp the Stigma” — an event and walk to continue their education on mental health awareness.
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Conversations continue surrounding the newly proposed School of Civic Life and Leadership The resolution to “accelerate” the development of the proposed School of Civic Life and Leadership was brought to Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz just 20 minutes before the Jan. 26 Board of Trustees meeting, a high-ranking University official told The Daily Tar Heel. Chairperson of the Faculty, Mimi Chapman said there is a “missing link” in the chain of the provost’s involvement in the resolution.
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