MCHP was started by CAPS after recognizing the need for a culturally responsive mental health service for students of color.
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Decorated with items ranging from pacifiers to an Ed Sheeran CD, the Coker Arboretum shrine provides an opportunity for forgotten goods to find a new home.
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Spring 2023 study abroad applications opened on August 1 through the UNC Study Abroad Office. The office welcomes students to learn about the basics of studying abroad while receiving advice from advisors within the office.
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College students are using contraceptives and condoms less and less each year, but safer sex is as important as ever. Here's a guide on safer sex resources available on campus.
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On Sunday, UNC students participated in Redirect the Rage, a rally hosted by the UNC Undergraduate Student Government and several other student organizations to protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Students made posters at the Old Well and marched down East Cameron Avenue and Raleigh Street to the Pit. Chants such as "My body, my choice," and "I've been mad for too many days, time to redirect the rage!" rang out through the streets.
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Changing Health, Attitudes + Actions To Recreate Girls is a fitness community that aims to empower women by promoting body positivity and encouraging them to explore a variety of physical activities.
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The University's Undergraduate Senate unanimously voted to pass a concurrent resolution demanding that UNC remove names of white supremacists, confederates and slave owners from all University buildings during its meeting on June 28.
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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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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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Four UNC Hussman students won individual championships to contribute to the school's 11th overall Hearst Journalism Awards Championship.
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Four UNC vocal majors were invited to compete in the semifinals of the National Association of Teachers of Singing competition's national level this July in Chicago.
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Danielle Hiraldo, who specializes in federal Indian law and policy, will serve as the new director of UNC's American Indian Center starting in July.
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Students discuss the positives and negatives of the Tar Heel Bikes program, which is ending on May 31.
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The Community Care Program, a part of the Cardiovascular Health Education Campaign, provides free health screenings to residents in the Triangle. They also partner with UNC club Heart for the Homeless Carolina to educate residents education on cardiovascular health.
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Current UNC students shared their favorite dorm room items, essentials and packing tips as the class of 2026 prepares to move into their residence halls.
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“Enjoy it," rising junior Yasmine Hernandez said. "It can be scary at first but once you are here and you get into it, it’s going to go by super fast and that’s kind of crazy.”
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“Figuring out as a first-year what kind of community you want to be exposed to and then going from there— you really have an open field when it comes to the arts,” Eric Leinweber, president of the Blank Canvas dance company, said.
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UNC offers many academic, social and health-related resources for students. Here's a look at some of those resources.
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The Daily Tar Heel spoke with leaders from the Carolina Indian Circle, Phi Delta Epsilon and Mi Pueblo about the benefits of joining student organizations at UNC.
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Here's a look at resources for UNC students to help them prioritize their mental health and well-being while at the University.
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