Final exams are quickly approaching, and UNC students are beginning to break out their best — and strangest — study habits. Here is some advice from UNC students on how to make it through finals week unscathed.
Read More »A series of community-building events will be held as part of “Senior Week,” hosted by the Senior Class Marshals. The celebrations include a social at He’s Not Here, a dinner at Sutton’s Drug Store, the annual bell tower climb, trivia night at Linda’s Bar & Grill and a game of bar golf.
Read More »The Graduate and Professional Student Government’s first-ever Climate Action Day will be held this Thursday. The event will feature a collection of informational tables run by organizations working to bring awareness to the climate crisis, followed by two documentary screenings. Climate Action Day is being organized by GPSG’s Climate Crisis Committee, which was formed in September.
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As part of the month-long North Carolina Science Festival, the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center will be hosting its annual UNC Science Expo on April 1. More than 100 booths from over 50 UNC organizations will be set up to encourage participants to engage with scientific concepts through games, demonstrations and other creative means.
Read More »A group of professors and University faculty members are working to actively expand access to emergency preparedness information and collaborating with campus organizations and students to implement more resources.
Read More »UNC's Kasama is a club dedicated to fostering community and connecting Filipino-identifying students at the University. In recent years, the group has grown to have about 45 students and hosts one social and one cultural event each month.
Read More »The North Carolina Botanical Garden (NCBG) has begun a renovation of the Coker Arbor — the covered walkway that hallmarks the Coker Arboretum — intended to make it safer, more accessible and more attractive.
Read More »Heel Fit — a small group fitness program operated by Campus Recreation and located on the second floor of the Student Recreation Center — aims to provide an environment that strikes a happy medium between the two.
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