Students predict social media style will influence spring 2021 fashion trends
By Sara Raja | 10:05pmStudents predict that spring 2021 could be the year of puffer jackets, neutral colors and thrifted fashion.
Read More »Students predict that spring 2021 could be the year of puffer jackets, neutral colors and thrifted fashion.
Read More »Testing will continue to increase to maintain in-person teaching throughout the spring for classes that begin in person.
Read More »UNC students and faculty discuss the struggles of learning through Zoom classes, as well as ways to stay focused and engaged. Resources available to students include the Learning Center and the Writing Center.
Read More »The club was formed last semester by co-presidents Gabriela Duncan and Katie Flanagan, who wanted to create an environmental organization that focused on systemic issues over individual actions.
Read More »Students express concern over uncertainties regarding spring semester class registration and changes to the academic calendar.
Read More »Resident advisers who chose to be reassigned to Ram Village will be charged an additional $171.70 for their housing this semester, following the end of their employment on Oct. 30.
Read More »The Faculty Council met Friday to discuss the University's budget, the current COVID-19 outlook and UNC's plans for the spring semester.
Read More »Kira Griffith is the two-term president of the Residence Hall Association and a Chancellor's Science Scholar. She aims to advocate for student voices and combine her passion for activism and leadership in her work with the RHA.
Read More »Chapel Hill police are providing the UNC Student Affairs Office with enhanced daily reporting about student-related violations of state or local ordinances regarding COVID-19. The police department is providing this information so that the University can notify the students and parents of these violations and take administrative or disciplinary action as needed.
Read More »After the University announced its decision to implement remote delivery of its classes for the remainder of the semester, on-campus students have had to move out of their residence halls and cancel housing contracts. Students living in Granville Towers are no different.
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