Tuesday's Behind The Veil ceremony celebrated the launch of "To Drink From The Well: The Struggle for Racial Equality at the Nation’s Oldest Public University," a comprehensive look at the University’s long history of systemic racism by two-time UNC alumna Geeta N. Kapur.
Read More »The board also discussed equity in college tuition and legislative updates regarding the budget.
Read More »The reporting form includes options for students to submit known exposure or positive test reports, including whether they are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. There are also boxes to include information about specific classes and residence hall buildings.
Read More »Written by civil rights lawyer and UNC alumna Geeta N. Kapur, "To Drink from the Well: The Struggle for Racial Equality at the Nation’s Oldest Public University" is scheduled to release for Sept. 21. The book is a product of 11 years of research and is the first to provide a comprehensive look at the University's history of systemic racism from 1776. Kapur discussed the book at an event at Flyleaf Books on Sept. 2.
Read More »The LGBTQ Center at UNC is hosting Safe Zone trainings, designed to create a network of allies for LGBTQ+ individuals in and around the campus community. The Center will host its next standard curriculum training on Sept. 2 from 1-5 p.m.
Read More »With the announcement of Dean Susan King's departure from her position of leadership, students and faculty remember her impact on the Hussman School of Journalism and Media. Under King, the school has expanded to one of UNC’s largest majors and exceeded its $75 million dollar fundraising goal under the Campaign for Carolina. King was vocal in her support of hiring Nikole Hannah-Jones with tenure, especially after the Board of Trustees initially failed to offer it with the position.
Read More »Here’s what you need to know about UNC’s COVID-19 guidelines this semester.
Read More »Apple announced Monday that it plans to invest over $1 billion in a campus and engineering hub in Research Triangle Park. The investment will bring at least 3,000 jobs to the area — as well as funding for schools and community initiatives. Yet, some community members are worried about the rising cost of living.
Read More »In March, the University requested to expand its joint jurisdiction policy between the Chapel Hill Police Department and UNC Police. The goal would be for the University to have jurisdiction over off-campus Greek housing. This expansion would extend the agreement that the town of Chapel Hill and the University entered into when the University took over jurisdiction of Granville Towers.
Read More »In Tuesday's meeting of the Administrative Board of the Graduate School, Dean Suzanne Barbour said the GRE will not be centrally required for admission to graduate programs at UNC for the 2022 admissions cycle. Additionally, the Board discussed new degree programs and the allocation of funding for the 2022 fiscal year.
Read More »At the April 20th Graduate School Administration Board meeting, the group elected to suspend the GRE requirements for the 2022 application graduate program application cycle.
Screenshot from the Campus and Community Advisory Committee meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020.
Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz speaks at the UNC Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020.
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