As colder months draw closer, UNC students add one more concern to their lists: how to deal with becoming sick during busier times, especially in high-capacity settings. Here's a look at how to make the most of a trip to Campus Health.
UNC students and community members can now receive the flu and Pfizer COVID-19 bivalent booster shots at several locations on campus. Those with health insurance are encouraged to bring their insurance cards, according to UNC flu vaccination website.
In addition to growing COVID-19 case numbers, members spoke about the recent University inquiry into journalism school faculty members' emails and hard-drive backups regarding the Hussman donor agreement.
Laura Saavedra Forero and Megan Murphy will be the incoming co-presidents of the Campus Y for the 2022-23 academic year.
Erika H. James, dean of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, was selected to give the first lecture in the UNC Distinguished Lectureship on Racial Equity and Belonging on Monday. She spoke to attendees about addressing racial equality in higher education.
The interim chairperson for UNC's Department of Communication, Renée Alexander Craft said she is interested in stories of how Black communities create their own system to share their history and mechanisms of self-care, motivation and empowerment.
A sophomore from Monroe, N.C., Sam Robinson is a candidate for student body president, running with a platform that focuses on student voices and the student experience.
UNC alumna Saskia Staimpel was a Sean Douglas Leadership Fellow at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History. Her research has centered on the criminal justice system, Black activism and abolition.
From the class of 2021 to 2025, The Daily Tar Heel spoke to UNC students who reflected on their experiences throughout the last two years of the pandemic. Chapter 3: ‘The importance cannot be understated’ For Hayden Hmiel, balancing school and a nursing assistantship in the COVID-19 unit at UNC ...
From the class of 2021 to 2025, The Daily Tar Heel spoke to UNC students who reflected on their experiences throughout the last two years of the pandemic. Chapter 4: ‘Mom, it’s real’ On the first day of classes during the fall 2021 semester, Winter Earnhardt called her mom crying. “Mom, it’s ...
Alicia Freeman, a Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at the UNC School of Social Work, stands outside of the Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Feb. 05, 2024. Freeman is working on integrating Youth Mental Health First Aid in Tribal Communities.
Alicia Freeman, a Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at the UNC School of Social Work, stands outside of the Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Feb. 05, 2024. Freeman is working on integrating Youth Mental Health First Aid in Tribal Communities.
Alicia Freeman, a Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at the UNC School of Social Work, stands outside of the Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Feb. 05, 2024. Freeman is working on integrating Youth Mental Health First Aid in Tribal Communities.
Alicia Freeman, a Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at the UNC School of Social Work, stands outside of the Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Feb. 05, 2024. Freeman is working on integrating Youth Mental Health First Aid in Tribal Communities.
Alicia Freeman, a Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at the UNC School of Social Work, stands outside of the Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building in Chapel Hill, N.C. on Feb. 05, 2024. Freeman is working on integrating Youth Mental Health First Aid in Tribal Communities.
Activists speak to a crowd on the steps of South Building during an organized march for Palestine on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023.
Police officers walk down the stairs to the basement of South Building, while protestors continue rallying outside of the building during an organized march for Palestine on Friday, Nov. 17. 2023. A small group protestors staged a sit-in in the building, and police officers locked all the doors to prevent people from entering the building.
Two students hold up a sign outside the entrance of South Building during an organized march for Palestine on Friday, Nov. 17. 2023.
Student activists hold up a sign while leading a crowd of students to rally at South Building during an organized march for Palestine on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023.
Two UNC students wrap a Palestinian flag around themselves at a march for Palestine outside of Wilson Library on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023.
