DTH Photo Illustration. Students struggle to stay focused during Zoom classes as they tend to be easily distracted and have difficulties making connections with instructors and fellow students.

Zoom survival guide: Students and faculty share their remote class tips and tricks

By Charlotte Geier | Nov. 15

UNC professors and students share tips and advice for campus community members who may be taking remote classes during the spring semester.

DTH Photo Illustration. With fall semester approaching, students are preparing for what academics in the fall will look like during the reopening of UNC in the wake of COVID-19.

Here's what to expect when you go to class during a pandemic

By Isabella Sherk | Jul. 1

A stack of textbooks sits outside of UNC Student Stores on Tuesday, April 2, 2019.

UNC students weigh affordability of textbooks, access codes in survey

By Sara Raja | Jun. 17

The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History on Thursday, Jan. 17. Artist Charles Williams will have a new exhibit in the center this spring.

Interested in learning about racial justice? Here are some classes you can take at UNC

By Emma Geis | Jun. 8

Kendall Harrow, a sophomore economics major, works on an assignment on her computer at the UNC Student Store on Wednesday, Oct. 9th, 2019.

Academic Advising goes virtual: How to make an appointment

By Isabella Sherk | Mar. 31

Sophomore economics and human development double major Sarah Ward discusses why PHIL 164 is her favorite class outside of her major on Monday, Nov. 4, 2019. Ward says it was interesting to talk about real-world issues as well as the ethical issues surrounding them.

Canada, neuroscience and an archaeological dig: How three students got an EE credit

By Jackie Sizing | Nov. 5, 2019

Variety of philosophy textbooks available in the Davis Library.

Here's how a few students actually enjoyed fulfilling their Gen Ed requirements

By Noah Dolgoff | Nov. 3, 2019

These students took classes outside their major and didn't regret it.

DTH Photo Illustration. Students who are currently abroad are dealing with the challenges of registering for classes.

The hurdles of registering for classes when you're a Tar Heel abroad

By Nathan Wesley | Nov. 3, 2019

Studying abroad brings fun new experiences to students, but it also can bring a little extra stress around registration time. Here are some challenges students face registering abroad.

The Old Well, a popular UNC monument, pictured on Wednesday, April 19, 2017.

Should you be afraid to take a 500-level class? Here's what students have to say.

By Hunter Haskett | Oct. 29, 2019

Though higher-level courses can seem intimidating at first, UNC students share how they overcame their fears and had positive experiences in these classes.

Students prepare for class in Phillips 208 on Monday, March 18, 2019. This is one of five classrooms considered a 'Studio Classroom' and just one type of classroom in Carolina's Flexible Learning Spaces Initiative. The Initiative's purpose is to improve student-focused interaction through the modernization of classrooms.

These UNC classes could change your life — or at least your major

By A.J. OLeary | Oct. 20, 2019

UNC students interviewed by The Daily Tar Heel shared the life-changing experiences they had in classes.

UNC students Anna Monocha, Laurel Thomas, Marina Perez, and Wid Alsadoon work together on a group project before Fall Break in Davis Library on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019.

Navigating the controversial world of group projects at UNC

By Addison Skigen | Oct. 10, 2019

UNC students and professors discuss the positive and negative aspects of group assignments.

Word on the street: Forget the course catalog, here are some student-reviewed classes

By Brandon Gianikos | May. 21, 2019

The Daily Tar Heel asked UNC students what their favorite class that they've taken thus far is at the University. Here's what students had to say about classes on campus.

Looking for another class? Check out 'Time and Medieval Cosmos'

By Nick Thompson | Nov. 25, 2018

Two UNC professors from contrasting backgrounds are teaming up to teach “Time and the Medieval Cosmos,” a course that explores the historical connection between science and religion.

Seniors wait in line to take part in the tradition of climbing Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower on April 18.

An argument for and against Rate My Professor

By David Saff | Jul. 9, 2018

"Rate My Professor can be pretty hit or miss."

The Old Well is a fixture of McCorkle Place.

Why your shopping cart should be full of first-year seminars

By David Saff | Jun. 17, 2018

First-year seminars are a blessing to incoming Tar Heels.

Gen Eds: Why you still have to take P.E. after you graduate high school

By David Saff | Jun. 12, 2018

No matter your major, Ged Eds are required for every UNC student. Figure out which ones you may have already completed, which you still need and how to save time with your course load.

Students prepare for class in Phillips 208 on Monday, March 18, 2019.

APs and IBs and Credits, Oh My!

By David Saff | Jun. 8, 2018

Figure out what your four years in high school amounted to.

Class registration at UNC used to require waiting in lines, signing up over the phone

By Molly Looman | Jan. 17, 2017

Class registration has always been a source of stress for students at UNC.

Differences in dropped class policy confuse students

By Leah Moore | Sep. 2, 2016

The class of 2017 is the last group of UNC undergrads to have until Oct. 18 to drop courses from their schedule without it showing on their transcripts as a withdrawal.

Electronic transcripts now available at UNC

By Sarah Kaylan Butler | Apr. 1, 2015

Ordering a transcript just got a lot quicker.

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