Back to school

It's been a busy two weeks at Carolina with Tar Heels moving back to campus and classes beginning for students studying near and far. Take a look back at the start of our new semester.

By Rob Holliday, University Communications, Friday, August 14th, 2020

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Over the past two weeks, we’ve welcomed thousands of new students to the Tar Heel family and kicked off a semester that looks like no other in Carolina’s history.

As the first week of classes winds to an end, take a quick break to look back at the start of our new academic year.

You can also watch one Tar Heel’s FDOC experience on Carolina’s Twitter feed.

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