Maddie Ellis
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Chancellor Guskiewicz discusses learning from the fall and looking ahead to the spring
For the first time since the University moved to remote instruction one week after the first day of class due to COVID-19 outbreaks, the DTH talked to Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz over Zoom to discuss the fall semester and plans going forward. "I don't regret any decisions. We've learned a lot — and there's some areas that we know, as we reflect back on the development of that roadmap and the implementation of it in the start of the semester, that I believe we'll look closely at and and modify as we make plans for the spring semester." Guskiewicz said he hopes to bring students back on campus in the spring, and a group is being assembled to begin making plans.
Carolina Housing to terminate student staff effective Oct. 30
Carolina Housing has terminated the position of student staff effective Oct. 30.
UNC continues consolidation of students living on campus, to close 14 residence halls
Fourteen residence halls are closing as Carolina Housing consolidates students into fewer places on campus, according to an email sent to residents Tuesday.
UNC adopted a new Title IX policy on Aug. 14. Here's what that means.
UNC announced the adoption of a new Title IX policy in August. But what changed?
UNC reports a 31 percent COVID-19 positivity rate for last week
The University reported a 31.3 percent positivity rate of COVID-19 tests last week — more than double the 13.6 percent positivity rate from the first week of class.
Granville Towers has 102 positive cases of COVID-19 — 10.8 percent of residents
Granville Towers has 102 positive cases of COVID-19 as of Thursday, according to an email sent to residents obtained by The Daily Tar Heel.
Dashboard update: UNC reports 91 positive COVID-19 cases on Wednesday
UNC reported 91 new students cases of COVID-19 from Wednesday alone, in a daily update to the COVID-19 dashboard from Thursday.
UNC System president blames students for fall reopening failures at UNC and N.C. State
UNC System President Peter Hans said fall reopening plans have been disrupted by students "behaving irresponsibly off campus."
Here's how you can make your voice heard as classes go remote
The Commission on Campus Equality and Student Equity seeks student voices to inform UNC administration on how to support students as undergraduate courses go remote.
All undergraduate courses to be delivered remotely starting Wednesday
All undergraduate courses are shifting to remote learning effective Wednesday, UNC announced in an email Monday. Since Friday, the University has confirmed four clusters of COVID-19, at Ehringhaus Residence Hall, Hinton James Residence Hall, Granville Towers and the off-campus fraternity house Sigma Nu. Graduate, professional and health affairs schools will continue to teach courses as they are or as directed by individual schools. The University is also continuing its efforts to de-densify on-campus housing.
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Screenshot of the Board of Governors meeting July 23, held in person and over video conference.