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Customers line up to enter Townsend Bertram & Co. after an announcement that the Carr Mill Mall store will close permanently at the end of November. (Grant Halverson ’93)
Most Recent News
10.28.20 | Around Town
Townsend Bertram & Co. Comes to End of Its Trail
Just as a pandemic-weary populace is adapting to the outdoors being a good place to have fun while staying safe, a signature Carrboro outfitter for outdoors equipment is going away.
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10.26.20
| Coronavirus
Spring Plan: Some In-Person Instruction, Limited Dorm Space
UNC plans to house about 3,500 students in single-occupancy rooms in dorms and Granville Towers for the spring semester and to teach some in-person classes. Most classes with more than 35 students will be taught remotely. read more
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10.15.20
| Coronavirus
Swine Strain of Coronavirus Could Spread to Humans
New research from the Baric lab at UNC’s Gillings School of Global Public Health suggests that a strain of coronavirus that has recently been alarming the swine industry may have the potential to spread to humans as well. read more
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10.11.20
| Celebrations
Kevin Guskiewicz Installed as 12th Chancellor
As part of a two-day University Day observance, Kevin Guskiewicz took the public oath that officially installed him as 12th chancellor of the University. On Monday, the University presented Distinguished Alumna and Alumnus Awards to six recipients. read more
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10.11.20
| University Development
Naming Gift, Additional Pledge Put Kenan-Flagler Closer to Building Expansion Goal
Steve Bell ’67 and his wife, Jackie Bell, are adding to a pledge they made earlier this year, and an anonymous donor has pledged a match, for an expansion of Kenan-Flagler Business School that will enable it to grow its undergraduate program at… read more
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10.8.20
| Coronavirus
Spring Semester to Start Jan. 19
UNC will start spring classes on Jan. 19 and forego spring break in anticipation of continued disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic. read more
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10.7.20
| Faculty,
Research
Academic Got to Carolina Just Ahead of Her Genius Grant
Sociologist, author and public scholar Tressie McMillan Cottom, who joined UNC’s School of Information and Library Science this past summer, is a recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship’s “genius grant.” read more
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