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Sara Torzone and Ishan Khosla standing next to a golf cart.

An ambulance in a golf cart

In partnership with University and local organizations, the student-run UNC Campus EMS provides emergency medical services to the campus community from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

- Dorrance, women’s soccer captures 900th program win
  Anson Dorrance, the only head coach in the program's 43-year history, is the NCAA record holder in wins. He is 330 ahead of former Connecticut head coach Len Tsantiris, who is second with 570. The 330-win margin is the second-largest in NCAA records.
- $2 million grant to Carolina program will rebuild, fortify local economies across North Carolina and beyond
  Funding from the Truist Foundation will support equitable economic development for communities hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- COVID-19 update: Federal vaccine requirement for employees
- Takhona Hlatshwako named Carolina’s 52nd Rhodes Scholar
- Carolina Tree Heritage program brings new life to downed tree
  South Building, which opened in 1814, just gained a new detail that has been in Chapel Hill longer than the historic building itself: A 5-foot wide, 400-pound table made from a 251-year-old post oak tree that stood behind Old West on the edge of McCorkle Place until 2018.
- UNC-Chapel Hill startups deliver economic boost to pandemic recovery
- What you need to know about voting in this year’s election

In Pictures

Building community through kickball

Most evenings, Hooker Fields is packed with Tar Heels competing for the coveted Campus Rec Intramurals Champion t-shirt. But on Thursdays this fall, a different kind of intramural sports league has taking been the field.

Campus Rec and Special Olympics UNC have been hosting a Unified Sports kickball league that invites Carolina students to compete alongside local Special Olympics athletes to build community and create a more inclusive and accessible environment.

(Photos by Johnny Andrews/UNC-Chapel Hill)