During its general meeting on Monday, the Faculty Executive Committee discussed faculty concerns and feedback on the special committee report by the American Association of University Professors, which criticized the UNC system.
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During its general meeting on Monday, the Faculty Executive Committee discussed faculty concerns and feedback on the special committee report by the American Association of University Professors, which criticized the UNC system.
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UNC will require a new general education curriculum known as IDEAs in Action for incoming first-years and transfer students who enroll at the University in the fall of 2022. The new curriculum will require students to take First-Year Foundations courses that are designed to help students navigate through the transition to the college environment. The IDEAs acronym emphasizes that students identify pressing questions and problems, discover ideas, evidence and methods that inform these questions, evaluate those ideas and act on the basis of these evaluations.
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For Tar Heels wanting to stay active during their first-year on campus, Campus Recreation provides a variety of classes, activities and events focused on stimulating wellbeing, enjoyment and learning for the entire University community.
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Institute of Marine Sciences Facilities Manager and Harkers Island, N.C. native Stacy Davis received the 2022 C. Knox Massey Distinguished Service Award.
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Summer Managing Editor Emmy Martin spoke with Student Body President Taliajah “Teddy” Vann about the upcoming school year, the key issues she is focusing on and how incoming first-year and transfer students can make the most of their time at UNC.
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A guide to reproductive health resources for UNC students and Chapel Hill community members. Abortion is still legal in North Carolina up to 20 weeks of pregnancy. There are several campus, local and national organizations that provide birth control and abortion services. If your organization is providing reproductive care or safe abortion access in the Chapel Hill area, please email managing.editor@dailytarheel.com to have information added to this article.
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UNC students have travelled to dozens of places around the world and experienced new cultures, environments and perspectives. Current and former students reflect on their experiences abroad.
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Messonnier will begin her role on Sept. 1. She will replace Barbara K. Rimer, who served 17 years as dean of the Gillings School. Rimer announced last year that she will be stepping down from her position on June 30, but will remain a part of the faculty.
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Greg Copenhaver, a UNC faculty member since 2001, was promoted to director of the Institute for Convergent Science, which focuses on problem-solving in science.
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FallFest will return in person this year on Sunday, Aug. 14 after being canceled last year due to inclement weather and the previous year due to COVID-19.
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In its meeting on Monday, the Chancellor's Committee to Review Resolution from Commission on History and Race discussed the removal of the names Pettigrew and Thomas Ruffin Jr. from campus buildings.
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The Batchelder Family Honors Carolina Scholarship provides student aid to two Honors Carolina students at UNC who have an interest in business, history or drama. Richard Batchelder, a UNC alumnus and advisory board member of Honors Carolina, helped to create the scholarship.
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On Thursday, the National Weather Service in Raleigh issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30 p.m.
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UNC was awarded the top bonding rating by three agencies in May, making it the only school in North Carolina to earn a unanimous AAA rating.
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The DTH spoke with students who have recently lived in campus residence halls about what residence hall advice they had for incoming first-year students.
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The four winning teams in the UNC and N.C. A&T Looking Forward Pilot Research Program were announced and acknowledged for their research addressing complex issues facing North Carolinians last week. The initiative was co-created by Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and N.C. A&T Chancellor Harold L. Martin, Sr. and launched in January 2022. The winning teams from those four priority areas received $200,000 in funding over the course of two years. The initiative is funded by the chancellors’ office at each University and by the UNC Lineberger Cancer Center.
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Provost Chris Clemens and Chief Diversity Officer Leah Cox sent a campus-wide email on Tuesday explaining how the University will recognize Juneteenth this year and moving forward.
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At Monday's Faculty Executive Committee meeting, members discussed newly recruited campus leaders and how COVID-19 will be handled going into the fall semester.
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At its Monday meeting, the University Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward discussed the spring 2023 Universities Studying Slavery conference UNC will host.
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"Our State, Our Work" is a program funded by the Carolina Across 100 initiative, which works to assist all North Carolina counties in recovery and growth post-pandemic.
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