Hannah McClellan
Articles
Two months after General Counsel Mark Merritt resigned, there's still no replacement
The position of UNC General Counsel remains unfilled, with two long-time UNC Office of the University Counsel members holding the position temporarily.
Here's what to expect from UNC's new interim chancellor, Kevin Guskiewicz
Kevin Guskiewicz's longevity at UNC is full of awards and accolades — though the student body, and even some faculty, are left with concern for the decorated interim chancellor.
So what is the UNC-system Board of Governors? What does it do? How did it start?
Here's how the Board of Governors began, what they do, and how they stack up against other boards.
'It does affect real people:' UNC students' families feel effects of federal shutdown
As the partial government shutdown continues into it's 28th day, not much is changing around UNC's campus, but some Carolina families have missed a pay period with no future pay in sight.
Look back on how Folt dealt with UNC's sexual assault lawsuit, Title IX investigation
Following the announcement of her resignation, take a look back on how Chancellor Folt handled campus sexual assault.
Kenan Memorial Stadium stands among many structures on campus that lack historical context
Kenan Stadium falls into the University's plan for historical contextualization of some of its most controversial landmarks.
We sat down with Margaret Spellings just months before her early resignation
Margaret Spellings hosted an informal conversation for media members the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 28. Spellings reflected on her time in North Carolina and answered questions from various media members about her resignation and future plans. The UNC-system president will officially resign on Mar. 1, 2019.
'Everyone’s different, you know?': Celebrating Native American heritage without generalization
Laura D'Agati raises an interesting question — should November be called "American Indian Heritage Month" when tribe members and Native American people often feel generalized by American culture? “So often Native people are relegated to the past and history books, and their presence in the present is ignored," she said. Read more to discover this unique and important perspective about the Native American people, and how they are stirring social change in and out of the UNC community.
Here's what you missed at Friday's BOG meeting
The UNC-system BOG met to present awards to two N.C. professors and accept an additional grant for students. Two UNC students spoke to the board about Silent Sam and online stalkers.
Sonja Haynes Stone Center celebrates 30th anniversary at UNC
The Sonja Haynes Stone Center is celebrating its history of being a special spot on campus for Black inclusion, culture and conversation.
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UNC-system President Margaret Spellings met with reporters on Wednesday to discuss her early resignation, Silent Sam and her relocation to North Carolina.
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The Board of Governors' Nov. 9 meeting included remarks from Margaret Spellings on her announcement to resign as UNC-system president, a public comment session on Silent Sam and a grant supporting adult students.
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Morehead Planetarium- Scare-olina skies
Joseph Caddell
Joseph Caddell, a visiting lecturer in the History department, sits in his office — which is brimming with books and posters.
