After ending last season with a 14-26 overall record and 10-19 conference record, UNC softball is preparing for the upcoming season with a slate of fall games.
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The University is offering flu vaccinations to students, faculty and staff through Campus Health flu vaccine clinics, as well as Campus Walk-in Clinics, which require no advance registration.
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In recognition of her career in social work and therapy, as well as her commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace, April Parker was presented the John R. Larkins Award in January. The award was established to recognize state employees for their dedication to justice and equality.
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After the pandemic halted many activities last year, student participation in on-campus athletic activities has soared this semester. However, this increase in involvement has created new challenges for Campus Recreation staff.
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Academic research databases are exploiting researchers, institutions and their users. This isn’t the way it has to be.
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Take our quiz to find out which academic journal database you are!
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Philosopher Jorge Santayana wrote, “those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it.” There are definitely some rap songs you’d never want on repeat.
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Members of the UNC community gathered together over Zoom Thursday for "The UNC Latina/o Studies Program – Past, Present, and Future," an event presented by 225 Carolina. The event reflected on the past 22 years of success and growth of the Latina/o studies program at UNC, from a speaker series to a minor.
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The 2021 NFL Draft class featured five players selected from UNC's team, the most selected since the 2017 draft class. Of the 2021 rookies, three have made an immediate impact for their respective teams, and two of them were featured in a head-to-head running back showdown in the Mile High City.
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The collection contains 85 audiobooks and ebooks that highlight the Latinx experience, many of them are written by authors from the Latinx community.
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The Chapel Hill Town Council discussed the Town's Climate Action and Response Plan at a Wednesday meeting. The plan elaborates on Town initiatives which aim to shift the Town towards renewable energy use and make Chapel Hill more sustainable as a whole.
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Some college students face barriers to accessible and inexpensive food options on campus. Whether about being able to afford a meal plan, or having access to a grocery store off campus, many students experience some level of food insecurity. Carolina Cupboard founders Jashawnna and Roderick Gladney seek to solve that issue.
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The Chapel Hill Public Library recently announced plans for a Community History Lab that will serve as an inclusive space dedicated to promoting the rich history of the town. Library staff say the projects are designed to highlight historical events in Chapel Hill and to amplify marginalized communities in the town.
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Edible Campus UNC hosted its fifth annual Harvest Moon Festival last Wednesday. Along with the food, entertainment and activities, the festival offered students an opportunity to learn more about Edible Campus' sustainability efforts on campus.
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UNC's Operational Excellence initiative has made changes to the undergraduate student class registration process in spring 2022.
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UNC field hockey wants to be known as a fourth-quarter team, and when the game hung in the balance against No. 15 Connecticut on Sunday afternoon, the Tar Heels' most likely star delivered.
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Ernest Bawa grew up in Ashaiman, located in Ghana's capital, Accra. His dedication to soccer paid off, as he eventually received a scholarship to play for the Right to Dream in Ghana. He became the first person in his family to attend high school when he played for the Taft School in Watertown, Connecticut. Even through a halted season due to the COVID-19 pandemic and injury, Ernest Bawa always found his way back to the game. Now a sophomore at UNC, Bawa's heart remains in his hometown. With his success in soccer thus far, he said he wants others from Ashaiman to also find success with their passions.
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After a recent loss to Duke and tie against Virginia Tech, the North Carolina women's soccer team made a comeback with a win against Clemson Sept. 26.
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UNC volleyball lost two ACC matchups this weekend to blemish its perfect 11-0 record, but the team is still looking forward to learning and taking on the challenges that lie ahead.
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"No street with car and pedestrian interactions will ever be 100 percent safe, but it should not take people getting hit to make a change to the intersection."
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