The Supreme Court of the United States denied UNC's request to have the release of its 15 sexual assault records in August reviewed.
Read More »The year 2020 is marked with consequences from Clery Act violation in 2019, changes to Title IX policy, a verdict four years in the making and the University’s petition to have the Supreme Court review the case for releasing the 15 records of sexual assault.
Read More »The UNC community is reflecting on the events of the fall semester and anticipating how the spring will unfold.
Read More »The University will offer five modes of academic instruction, single-occupancy on-campus housing, regular COVID-19 evaluation testing and mandatory reentry testing in the spring 2021 semester, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Bob Blouin said in an email Friday.
Read More »UNC filed a petition for writ of certiorari on Sept. 28, which requests the ruling in the case of DTH Media Corp. vs. Folt be sent to the U.S. Supreme Court for review.
Read More »Student activists are working toward preventing and educating UNC about sexual assault and gender-based violence. With the release of UNC's sexual assault records, here's what's next for these activists.
Read More »UNC went remote one week after the first day of classes. Here's what happened in the last two weeks leading up to this decision.
Read More »The University released the records of students found responsible for violating UNC's sexual assault policy Thursday, four years after The Daily Tar Heel and other news organizations requested them in 2016. UNC provided a total of 15 records to fulfill the request. Clery Act data shows that since 2007, there have been over 200 reported cases of sex offenses at the University. Here is what the 15 records UNC released mean now that the lawsuit has concluded, what the data shows and what the DTH plans to do next to investigate sexual assault on campus.
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"It's a more tangible way to say, ‘I took the time out of my day to send this to you,’ rather than just a text message or something like that."
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While they're disappointed that their seasons have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19, athletes from UNC's club sports teams are finding ways to stay connected and in shape.
Read More »Wilson Library's new exhibit, “Papers for the People: A Treasury of North Carolina News Sources," is showcasing specialized newspapers.
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