The University is cancelling all spring 2020 semester study abroad programs in Italy due to coronavirus and has restrictions on travel to China, South Korea and Italy, according to a campus-wide email Saturday.
The recent outbreak of coronavirus in Italy has led to canceled classes, shifting travel plans and a level of anxiety for students studying abroad.
The Black Business Student Association hosted a panel on Wednesday to discuss the importance of incorporating diversity in the workplace and the impacts of racism on Black professionals.
Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Terry Rhodes will take on her role permanently, effective March 1, according to a message from Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz.
Forty-five news sources, nearly two centuries of news: Get a glimpse of North Carolina history through Wilson Library's "Papers for the People: A Treasury of North Carolina News Sources”
Anderson-Thompkins' new role will focus on building diversity and inclusion throughout the university.
“I just think the increase in academic stress causes whatever else is creating a disturbance to rise to the surface."
In Beth Grabowski's letterpress class, students work to recreate a centuries-old craft and sell their creations for a cause.
UNC's Carolina for the Kids is aiming to raise $60,000 in one day this year through fundraising events at the Pit, Cold Stone Creamery and Linda’s Bar and Grill starting on Feb. 25.
The new visitor center will feature a life-sized Ramses, a digital portrait gallery of UNC students, among other attractions. But it also serves to showcase the University's unique departments and sights.
Chris Suggs, a UNC student and president of Black Student Movement, began Kinston Teens years ago to support youth in his community.
A new Undergraduate Hub at the journalism school is intended to be a place where students and staff can collaborate.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Zucchino, a UNC graduate, came to the University Monday for a lecture on his book, "Wilmington's Lie," which tells the story of the coup in Wilmington, N.C. in November 1898.
Student activism has continued after Judge Allen Baddour dismissed the Silent Sam lawsuit between the UNC Board of Governors and North Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc.
The Faculty Executive Committee met Monday afternoon to discuss UNC's strategic plan and the recently voided Silent Sam settlement, among other topics.
The Hussman School of Journalism and Media is getting rid of its business journalism major.
Three staff members, Kennon Cheek, Rebecca Clark and William “Bus” Hubbard, enormously impacted UNC during their time at the University. Now, an exhibit at the remodeled site of the University's laundry building honors their lives and stories.
After losing to junior Reeves Moseley in the general student body president election, Ryan Collins was elected president of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation.
Due to the amount of information that is typically included in them, course packs can be relatively expensive, especially when added on top of other tuition costs. Campus community members share their thoughts on whether or not course packs are worth their price.
UNC libraries celebrated the opening of the exhibition: “Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference” in Wilson Library on Feb. 13, featuring a lecture by Rana Hogarth on the historical roots of the medical analysis of race to establish difference.
