With boxes and suitcases in tow, thousands of undergraduate students began moving into residence halls this morning. The move-in marked the start of a busy week that will help new Tar Heels get to know the campus, build community, make new friends and prepare for classes.
With boxes and suitcases in tow, thousands of undergraduate students began moving into residence halls this morning. The move-in marked the start of a busy week that will help new Tar Heels get to know the campus, build community, make new friends and prepare for classes.
The students represent the most geographically diverse and globally engaged group to enroll at Carolina.
A new parking program goes into effect next week.
Each semester the organization plants fruits, herbs and vegetables across 11 “satellite” gardens on campus, but in the spring they cultivated something new: an interactive online map to help Tar Heels find and use these public gardens.
The regular test will be conducted between 6:30 and 7 p.m. The sirens will sound an alert tone along with a brief pre-recorded voice message. When testing is complete, a different siren tone and voice message will signal all clear.
The exhibition draws from items at the Wilson Special Collections Library, including books, newspapers, postcards, advertisements, photographs and even a bathing suit from the 1920s.
