"In case you haven’t heard, the class of 2026 is collectively being harassed by an owl. You may have seen the videos circulating online of the owl sky-blitzing hapless South Campus residents, or of it staring serenely from some perch as everyone in the vicinity freaks out."
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It takes 17 minutes to walk to the Pit from Hinton James Residence Hall, according to the Carolina Housing website. Going to Franklin Street adds ten more to the trek. When your friends are just a suite away, it’s not too bad. But things gets tricky when they’re in Lark, Chapel Ridge or a house in Carrboro.
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“It’s really nice to get outside, especially when there is really nice weather. “It’s great too because of the triangle formation you can talk to new people you haven’t met in your residence halls,” said first-year Luke Morin.
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While the majority of students rush home once fall, Thanksgiving and winter break hit, exchange students often brave a class-free Chapel Hill away from their homes and families.
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With Halloween quickly approaching, UNC students are decorating their living spaces in honor of this spooky holiday.
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Near the end of July, UNC students received calls asking if they would be willing to move out of their current dorms. The calls were coming from Carolina Housing and, due to the nature of their request and other recent changes to student housing, some of the students receiving these calls were confused.
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Campus Recreation opened a new facility this semester for students interested in Olympic weightlifting and other forms of intense exercise.
Read More »Two empty residence halls on North Campus will reopen to first-year students during the 2016-17 school year.
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About one-third of on-campus rape and sexual assaults occurred in residence halls in the four years leading up to December 2013.
Read More »This semester, social justice-minded students can bring their causes to their residence halls.
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Emma Armstrong-Carter takes her seat and begins playing a classical piece fit for an opera.
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Students living on campus for the fall 2017 semester will have a new dorm to choose from when Odum Village closes.
Read More »According to the Orange County Water and Sewer Authority website, a water line broke at 7:30 a.m. on Manning Drive. OWASA is currently repairing the break, and an Alert Carolina update posted at 12:47 p.m. states two lanes of Manning Drive are blocked off.
Read More »Starting in the fall, just one segment of UNC’s population will be able to live on South Campus.
Read More »Students daunted by the long trek to class from South Campus may soon find an easier way.
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