Ada Umenwaliri, associate director of the ASC, is hopeful that the project will dispel Western stereotypes about Africa and educate children through authentic examples that represent the real culture of contemporary Africa.
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Ada Umenwaliri, associate director of the ASC, is hopeful that the project will dispel Western stereotypes about Africa and educate children through authentic examples that represent the real culture of contemporary Africa.
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In accordance with the theme, Castro was joined by a variety of members of the UNC community, including Irfaun Delgado Karim, student leadership coordinator for Student Life and Leadership, and Joseph Jordan, vice provost for academic and community engagement. The speakers placed an emphasis on the future, both for the Latinx community and everyone else.
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Flourish — a student-run clinic through the Student Health Action Coalition — focuses on local nutrition education and mitigating food insecurity.
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At UNC, students have the opportunity to join a number of professional and pre-professional fraternities. From pre-law to chemistry, students have many options when it comes to joining fraternities that meet their interests.
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UNC health science students who finished their Pfizer vaccinations at least 6 months ago are eligible to get a booster shot at one of five booster clinics over the next month. All clinics are located at Bondurant Hall, next to the Health Sciences Library.
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In addition to the budget cuts University Libraries is facing, the UNC Faculty Council discussed the provost search, mental health services and the recent changes to the NCAA’s name, image and likeness rule at its meeting Friday.
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“The idea for hiring faculty with expertise to work in the broad area of health and wellness in communities of color came about from feedback from within the College that these are areas of vital importance and ones in which Carolina could make a difference,” Terry Rhodes, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said.
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In June, the University opened the Carolina Gaming Arena; a place for gamers of all skill levels to come together and utilize the facility's over 100 games. The arena is located on the ground level of Craige Residence Hall, on the volleyball court side.
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Dean of the Gillings School of Global Public Health Barbara Rimer is stepping down from her role, but will remain on the faculty. “Relationships always matter," she said. "You have to pay enough attention to people, and you have to listen to people."
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Joanne Peters Denny is leaving her role as UNC's Director of Media Relations, she announced on Thursday.
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Vaccinate UNC Now held its second rally of the semester on Friday. The student-run organization is advocating for the approval of a vaccine mandate for UNC students. As of Monday, 93 percent of students, over 93 percent of faculty and over 83 percent of staff have attested that they are vaccinated, according to UNC's COVID-19 dashboard.
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The Faculty Executive Committee met Monday to discuss ongoing COVID-19 trends at UNC, the search for a new vice chancellor of communications and the recent changes in the recipient selection process for the Distinguished Alumna and Alumnus Award.
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Members discussed plans for a two-part webinar series about the past and future of the Unsung Founders Memorial.
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The University is offering flu vaccinations to students, faculty and staff through Campus Health flu vaccine clinics, as well as Campus Walk-in Clinics, which require no advance registration.
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In recognition of her career in social work and therapy, as well as her commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace, April Parker was presented the John R. Larkins Award in January. The award was established to recognize state employees for their dedication to justice and equality.
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Members of the UNC community gathered together over Zoom Thursday for "The UNC Latina/o Studies Program – Past, Present, and Future," an event presented by 225 Carolina. The event reflected on the past 22 years of success and growth of the Latina/o studies program at UNC, from a speaker series to a minor.
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The collection contains 85 audiobooks and ebooks that highlight the Latinx experience, many of them are written by authors from the Latinx community.
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Some college students face barriers to accessible and inexpensive food options on campus. Whether about being able to afford a meal plan, or having access to a grocery store off campus, many students experience some level of food insecurity. Carolina Cupboard founders Jashawnna and Roderick Gladney seek to solve that issue.
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Edible Campus UNC hosted its fifth annual Harvest Moon Festival last Wednesday. Along with the food, entertainment and activities, the festival offered students an opportunity to learn more about Edible Campus' sustainability efforts on campus.
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UNC's Operational Excellence initiative has made changes to the undergraduate student class registration process in spring 2022.
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