As the University community mourns UNC associate professor Zijie Yan and students process the Aug. 28 campus shooting, Counseling and Psychological Services and other organizations have worked to provide mental health resources.
The annual event is an opportunity for LGBTQ+ and student allies to connect with LGBTQ+ clubs and organizations on campus. The center worked to attract student attendees who were interested in social equity for individuals of marginalized sexual orientations and gender identities.
Hundreds of students line up on the first day of classes to take a sip from the Old Well in hopes of achieving perfect grades — yet the origin of this tradition remains largely unknown.
Last Friday marked the seventh annual Arts Everywhere Day, a campus event promoting creative expression. This year’s theme centered around the phrase “YOU Are an Artist.” The event showcased several creative student groups at UNC and encouraged students of all majors to engage in art and creative expression.
As a part of UNC’s Pride Week festivities, “The Story of Us,” a theatrical performance, will premiere this Saturday at the FedEx Global Education Center’s Mandela Auditorium and share the experiences of LGBTQ+ life at the University from the lens of students, alumni, faculty and staff. Twenty-seven individuals will be showcased on Saturday at 7:00 pm and Sunday at 2:00 pm, and tickets are free of charge.
On Tuesday, ten thousand donors cumulatively gave over $10 million to UNC departments, student organizations and athletic teams through GiveUNC.
Joanne and William E. Conway Jr. donated $5 million to UNC’s School of Nursing earlier this month to combat the nursing shortage in North Carolina – making it the largest gift in the school’s history.
The Ackland continues to explore opportunities through its Peck Collection website, which hosts a growing body of scholarly work dedicated mostly to 134 different Dutch and Flemish drawings from the 17th and 18th centuries.
On Feb. 16, CPA launched their “We Are CPA” campaign with the intention of raising student awareness about the organization.
Students for Asian American Studies at UNC (SAAS) — a student-led organization — launched a petition last week with demands to expand the Asian American Center, continue disaggregated studies for Asian ethnicities and establish a degree-oriented Asian American Studies program.
