Frequently asked questions on the proposal to relocate the Confederate Monument
Read more information on the proposal to relocate the Confederate Monument.
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Frequently asked questions on the proposal to relocate the Confederate Monument
Read more information on the proposal to relocate the Confederate Monument.
Message from Chancellor Carol L. Folt and Provost Robert A. Blouin on plan for historical contextualization
Our unique legacy demands that we be truthful and continue to examine and reckon with our past with our present and future – if we are to be the diverse and just community that is fitting for America’s first public university.
BOT recommends four-part plan on Confederate Monument, campus contextualization
The plan is part of the University’s ongoing efforts to recognize its complex history and to educate the campus community and the public on the lessons learned over the past 225 years.
Trustees honor four for dedication, commitment and service to the University
Munroe Cobey, James Peacock, Kay Massey Weatherspoon and Leonard Wood are the recipients of the 2018 William Richardson Davie Award.
Trustees hear from Chancellor’s Science Scholars, give update on Confederate Monument
The November Board of Trustees meeting provided an update on the future of the Confederate Monument and featured a presentation from the Chancellor's Science Scholars.
Winston B. Crisp, former vice chancellor for student affairs, to speak at Winter Commencement
Winter Commencement will be held at 2 p.m. on Dec. 16 at the Dean E. Smith Center.
