If you're thinking about returning to your favorite study spots on campus, you might have to reconsider. The University's libraries released their fall reentry plan last week, which includes new rules for patrons and limited space. Here's what you need to know.
As students look ahead to a fall semester full of uncertainty, here is definitive list of the best places on campus to grind out a paper — or try to pay attention during a Zoom class.
Incoming students: from uniquely fragrant bathrooms to treasured bagel troves, we've got you covered on the six most important places on campus you should know.
A rape, attempted break-in and report of sexual harassment outside Davis Library have recently instilled fears within UNC students. With suspects at large in all three crimes, interim Chancellor Guskiewicz sat down with an advisory committee where they brainstormed ways to improve Alert Carolina and ultimately, reestablish a sense of safety on campus.
"This is the second time in two weeks I have had to share information with you about the discovery of racist or hateful messages on our campus," Interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz wrote in an email to campus.
The University Libraries staff, as part of a grassroots effort, released a statement on Oct. 5 regarding their rejection of Silent Sam’s possible relocation to any campus library. Since, library staff has added their signatures in support.
The third floor of Davis Library officially reopened Wednesday morning, concluding much of the building's infrastructure project.
The staff and advisory board of UNC Libraries do not want Silent Sam to be relocated to any University library, fearing that the monument's presence would alter the space's learning environments.
Davis Library put up additional signs last Friday to prevent students from entering floors 7 and 8, which are currently under construction to install further safety measures.
The Keep Birth Control Copay Free campaign came to UNC on Friday in the Mission Control bus, its customized Airstream.
It appears to be an exclusive club: Shimmying Shaquille O’Neal. Crying Michael Jordan. That one guy blinking a lot. But Kelsey Hammer wants to show the students of UNC just how easy it is to make and star in your own GIFs.
Students no longer have to choose between exercising and studying thanks to the new treadmill desks in Davis, which allow students to study or work on homework while walking at a steady 1 – 2 miles per hour.
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