The University has begun disenrolling students from spring courses who had not agreed to the COVID-19 community standards and updated their address and phone number in ConnectCarolina. The University's registrar office sent an email to each student to notify them of the disenrollment and how to complete the requirements.
Read More »A prominent position that's never been filled by a woman or person of color, changes to COVID-19 testing policies and spring reopening were all topics of discussion at the recent Advisory Committee meeting on Nov. 11.
Read More »
The committee discussed reasons for recommending either a two percent, two-and-a-half percent or three percent tuition increase for nonresident undergraduate and graduate students.
Read More »The court denied a motion to dismiss nine out of 10 claims filed against the University, alleging its coal plant violated the Clean Air Act.
Read More »The Daily Tar Heel spoke with Evan Yassky, University architect and executive director of facilities planning and design, to discuss what parts of the Campus Master Plan have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »FIlling out the US Census is crucial this year to ensure adequate funding, political representation, and support for local communities. UNC students should respond based on where they would have been living on April 1 if it were not for COVID-19, said Kristen Smith Young.
Read More »Top White House officials are now recommending students stay on campus to avoid community spread of COVID-19 in their hometowns — a recommendation that comes after UNC's move to remote learning and de-densification of on-campus housing.
Read More »In an Aug. 22 email, Carolina Housing said RAs will continue to be paid as usual and those living on campus can continue doing so. However, some resident advisers are still worried about the future of their positions as residents move out of dorms and disappointed in the University's reopening plans.
Read More »As classes move remote and students are expected to move off campus, these community and student organizations are here to offer their support.
Read More »With the start of the fall semester occurring amid a global pandemic, UNC students discuss what their experiences were like on the first day of class.
Read More »Screenshot of the Local Parents Supporting UNC Students Facebook group, the page focused on the parent-student connection initiative
Gabriela Duncan, a junior environmental justice major, stands in front of Wilson Library on the first day of class for the fall 2020 semester. Photo by Claire Tynan.
A celebration for two housekeepers and a groundskeeper took place on Jan. 23 in the Cheek Clark Building.
Veda Patil, a political science major, and Thilini Weerakkody, a human development and family studies major, are running for co-presidents of the Campus Y.
Buy your copy of the DTH's commemorative Roy Williams edition today. Supplies are limited
