"I truly believe that Carolina’s greatest strength is its people who have dedicated their lives to service and making this University better. Carolina has defined what higher education can be for more than 225 years. I am honored to serve alongside you to continue building this world-class institution for generations to come."
"I truly believe that Carolina’s greatest strength is its people who have dedicated their lives to service and making this University better. Carolina has defined what higher education can be for more than 225 years. I am honored to serve alongside you to continue building this world-class institution for generations to come."
Guskiewicz is deeply committed to the University and its mission, prioritizing student success, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and addressing the critical needs of North Carolina and the world.
Guskiewicz sent a letter to UNC System leadership and the Board of Governors about the campus community's concerns regarding the legal settlement.
Voters may use any acceptable form of ID, including driver’s licenses, U.S. passports, tribal enrollment cards or military and veterans ID cards.
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.
