The University's decision to start classes in person as omicron cases are projected to increase across campus caused some tension for members of the Faculty Council and other leadership bodies.
Read More »For every conflict the University has faced in 2021, faculty members on the Faculty Council and Faculty Executive Committee have weighed in on how UNC should navigate these challenges.
Read More »At the hour-long event, Mock, who directed the FX series “Pose,” gave advice to young QTPOC — queer and/or transgender people of color — and reflected on her personal journey of healing and identity. “What does it look like for these castaways, who have been pushed out of homes, to build a network, family, resources and sanctuary within the ballroom?" Mock said of the show.
Read More »DEAH DAY honors Deah Barakat and Yusor Abu-Salha's legacies and their commitment to volunteer work.
Read More »TOrganized by UNC first-years Margot Francini, Ember Penney and Sarah Zhang, the “NO COAL UNC!” demonstration was part of Fridays For Future, a global climate strike movement.
Read More »Since the start of the fall 2021 semester, four COVID-19 clusters have been reported in UNC residence halls. As students skip class to quarantine or isolate, here's what you need to know about UNC's attendance policy and University Approved Absences.
Read More »UNC junior Aditya Surana's music discovery platform Have U Heard? will host its first live event in Durham this Friday.
Read More »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.
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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 »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.
