Students with ADHD may find that their pharmacy is experiencing shortages of Adderall, Focalin, Concerta and other medications prescribed to treat ADHD. Lean why there is a shortage and what students who are having trouble filling their prescriptions can do as exams approach.
Read More »The UNC chapter of Planned Parenthood Generation Action (PPGA) works to create a comprehensive reproductive health network in N.C. and at the University
Read More »Over the past few weeks, bands in Chapel Hill and beyond have formed the Safer Shows Collective — a coalition against organizations accused of drink tampering and sexual assault, such as fraternities.
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The donation of Phillips Island, from alumnus Llewellyn Phillips II, will be used for research, classes, and more.
Read More »Sept. 15 marks the beginning of Latinx Heritage Month and the Carolina Latinx Center is ringing it in with a kick off in The Pit, where there will be student organizations, University departments, music and food. Throughout the month, the CLC will also host a number of events, including a dinner at the Top of Lenoir, which broke out into a conga line last year, a keynote address by Laurie Hernandez, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics, and a Carnaval on Oct. 15.
Read More »This Friday, the UNC Pakistan Society, also known as PakSoc, will host its second annual Mehndi Ki Raat (MKR), an event held to celebrate Pakistani culture.
Read More »This summer, the Carolina Asia Center received a $900,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. With this grant, the University plans to develop a Southeast Asian studies minor, to expand its Vietnamese language instruction and to spread the study of Southeast Asia to other campuses. “Luce has long been a supporter of Asian studies more generally, but they also know that Southeast Asian studies tend to be a bit overlooked by way of comparison with East Asia, especially China, but also Korea and Japan,” Christian Lentz, an associate professor of geography at UNC, said.
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Spring 2023 study abroad applications opened on August 1 through the UNC Study Abroad Office. The office welcomes students to learn about the basics of studying abroad while receiving advice from advisors within the office.
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Isabelle Kosempa, a UNC junior vocal performance major, won first place in the Lower Classical Treble Voices division of a national singing competition on July 2.
Read More »Replacing Wendy's, Bojangles will officially be one of the food vendors that will be available for students this fall It will honor the “100-point special" whenever the UNC men's basketball team scores 100 points or more during a home game. This special at participating Bojangles locations offers two sausage biscuits for $1 while supplies last.
Read More »The Chancellor's Committee to Review Resolution from Commission on History and Race met over Zoom to discuss the removal of Vance and Hamilton Hall building names on May 25, 2022.
