UNC students try to make sense of coronavirus cancellations
Posted Aug 19, 2020
First they came to campus, ready to begin classes after the University of North Carolina said the coronavirus would not stop in-person learning. Then, after just one week, the virus took hold. And regular classes were halted, leaving students to face another state of confusion caused by COVID-19. It's part of the latest national problem caused by the virus.
(USA Today)
Related: Campus Connections
Top Stories of 2024: The Lee Roberts Era Begins at UNCLee Roberts’ name first surfaced as an interim — and permanent — option to lead UNC in December 2023, as The Chronicle of Higher Education...
Wed Dec 25, 2024Highlights of 2024 at Carolina
In 2024, Carolina celebrated research milestones, remarkable centennials, national championships and more. The year began with Lee H. Roberts arriving in Chapel Hill as interim...
Mon Dec 23, 2024
Carolina celebrates the Class of 2024 at winter commencement
After years of hard work — whether it be class readings, group projects, student group activities, papers, late nights studying or exams — graduating UNC...
Sun Dec 22, 2024
A playlist of Chapel Hill-themed holiday songs
Joni Mitchell went Christmas caroling in the Morgan Creek neighborhood in December 1970 with her then boyfriend, James Taylor. Six months later, Mitchell’s album Blue...
Fri Dec 20, 2024
