In Memorial to Carolina’s War Dead
Posted May 25, 2020
The Carolina Alumni Memorial in Memory of Those Lost in Military Service, on Cameron Avenue between Phillips and Memorial halls, was dedicated in April 2007. The memorial’s bronze Book of Names includes pull-out panels listing names of alumni who lost their lives in battle and in training accidents during time of war. They are grouped alphabetically by conflict.
(Carolina Alumni Review)
Related: Campus Connections
230 years ago, Hinton James became the first Tar HeelWhile around 30,000 students are enrolled at UNC today, in February 1795 there was just one — Hinton James. While students residing on south campus...
Wed Feb 19, 2025Video: The impact of Stuart Scott's "Fight Like Hell" ESPYS speech
In 2014, Stuart Scott accepted the Jimmy V Award at the ESPYS, leaving us all with a memory and a message that still echoes today...
Mon Feb 17, 2025
UNC set to build new dorm, considering increase in undergraduate student enrollment
The UNC Board of Trustees approved $8 million Jan. 23 for the construction of a 600-bed residence hall on campus. The board’s agenda described the...
Sat Feb 15, 2025
UNC, the nation's first public university, turns 230
The University of North Carolina opened its doors for students Jan. 15, 1795 as the first public university in the nation. When the school first...
Thu Feb 13, 2025