The Board of Governors settlement on the disposition of the Confederate Monument ensures that it will never return to campus, but issues of racism and injustice persist, and the University must confront them.
The Board of Governors settlement on the disposition of the Confederate Monument ensures that it will never return to campus, but issues of racism and injustice persist, and the University must confront them.
The University will review its policy training module and hold a listening session next semester so that students, faculty and staff can discuss with administrators any concerns about harassment.
Established by the trustees in 1984, the William Richardson Davie Award recognizes extraordinary service to the University or society.
Carolina will continue to invest in resources and training to ensure the University has the right tools and procedures to accurately prevent, respond to and report crimes, and issue timely notice of any known safety threats to the campus community.
Carolina has a history of navigating tough issues together, and over the past six months, we have made significant progress in the realm of public safety.
On the way home to Chapel Hill, the Tar Heel Bus Tour rolled through Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Raleigh, Durham, Burlington, Wilkesboro and Eden.
