A new Federal Statistical Research Data Center location has opened inside the Carolina Population Center and will be free to use for local affiliated researchers. The center allows researchers to study nonpublic census data that is restricted from the public for personal privacy reasons, according to Karen Guozzo, director of the CPC.
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A new Federal Statistical Research Data Center location has opened inside the Carolina Population Center and will be free to use for local affiliated researchers. The center allows researchers to study nonpublic census data that is restricted from the public for personal privacy reasons, according to Karen Guozzo, director of the CPC.
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Heel Fit — a small group fitness program operated by Campus Recreation and located on the second floor of the Student Recreation Center — aims to provide an environment that strikes a happy medium between the two.
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As colder months draw closer, UNC students add one more concern to their lists: how to deal with becoming sick during busier times, especially in high-capacity settings. Here's a look at how to make the most of a trip to Campus Health.
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In early September, a community governor-elect’s suspension kickstarted a chain of events that brought about a constitutional impasse between the Undergraduate Senate and Residence Hall Association. Last week, Nate Worley, former president of the RHA, announced his resignation on Oct. 11. His resignation took effect yesterday.
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Sloan Thompson, one of the UNC Violence Prevention Coordinators, said the idea for the initiative came from her prior job at the DC Coalition against Domestic Violence when she was looking for ways to distribute resources during RVAM but work around the limitations of COVID-19.
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Business majors currently pay $1,000 each semester, for a total of $2,000 every year, according to Jordan Hale, the assistant dean of the Undergraduate Business Program. The proposed increase would raise annual rates for incoming juniors by $1,000.
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The Hussman School of Journalism and Media recently released the 2022 plan of action on diversity, equity and inclusion. The plan arrives one year after the Oct. 2021 routine review of the school by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications. The school is currently on provisional accreditation status. The plan was developed through a collaborative process with Dean Raul Reis and other members of the school’s faculty and staff.
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UNC’s March For Our Lives chapter is one of the organization’s chapters fighting for improved gun legislation across the nation. This past Friday, the group met in front of South Building to rally against gun violence and raise importance about the importance of voting.
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Lead has been detected in 57 of 84 in-room sinks in Spencer Residence Hall, according to a notification sent to residents Tuesday obtained by The Daily Tar Heel. The results ranged from 1.1 parts per billion to 34.6 ppb. Only three of the sinks had lead levels above the Environmental Protection Agency's threshold of 15 ppb requiring water systems to take action.
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Last Saturday, UNC's African Studies Center hosted the second annual Africa Fest to celebrate African culture, arts and history. The event included performances from poet CJ Suitt and Zankiliwa, a student dance group.
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UNC is known for its renowned research in a variety of topics and The Francis Owen Blood Research Center is no exception to this fact. However, one group in particular has brought about concerns on how this research is accomplished. The laboratory aims to center independent and collaborative blood research through a breeding cohort of dogs with inherited blood disorders where some may require frequent blood transfusions. White Coat Waste, an advocacy group working to defund tax subsidized animal abuse, has released allegations against the laboratory at UNC — which is under the UNC Blood Research Center — for dog breeding.
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"Pit Perspectives" is a student-led podcast that grabs the attention of UNC students in the Pit by focusing on social topics and asking questions. The group can be seen in the Pit twice a week with a social topic ready for willing students to discuss, such as sex education, Greek life, censorship, Pit preaching and more.
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Pawan Dhingra, associate provost and associate dean of the faculty at Amherst College, will travel to UNC at the end of October to discuss the connection between the rising levels of respect for Asian Americans and the increasing racial violence against them.
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UNC undergraduate alumnus Nehemiah Stewart is working to 'Level the Playing Field' for students from underrepresented communities at HBCUs and PWIs in North Carolina through his start-up organization, which focuses on providing students with the opportunity to network and gain professional skills.
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The UNC School of Law and the Gillings School of Global Public Health will soon have new areas for students and faculty and the roof of the Administrative Office Building will also be replaced. The UNC Board of Trustees’ Budget, Finance and Infrastructure Committee recently approved stages for each capital project.
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The eighth annual DEAH DAY – which stands for Directing Efforts And Honoring Deah And Yusor – took place on Wednesday. DEAH DAY honors three Muslim individuals known for their devotion to community service who were murdered by a neighbor in 2015.
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"Head Over Heels" is an upcoming reality dating show created by UNC Student Television. The show will feature diverse and organic pairings of UNC students, and episodes will be published on YouTube and the UNC Student Television website.
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On Oct. 10, people in Chapel Hill and across the state of North Carolina celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day. At the University, several organizations — including the Carolina Indian Circle and the American Indian Center — came together to celebrate community.
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As legal standards shift in the country and in the state, costs for abortion have shifted as well. Here’s what you need to know about the finances of abortion in North Carolina.
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