Campus Safety News

Amir Barzin ’06 and other Carolina health experts were handed the seemingly impossible job of containing the coronavirus on campus. Here’s how they did it. by Janine Latus It was February 2020, and infectious disease experts… read more

Brian James, a veteran law enforcement leader with decades of experience, is UNC’s new police chief. James, who formerly served as chief of police in Greensboro, will assume his post July 1. James was hired after a national search, replacing… read more

The cases are related to an event at the Eshelman School of Pharmacy, and all are “isolating and receiving medical monitoring” the University said. read more

Top administrators of the UNC System’s member institutions do not have the authority to mandate that individuals on their campuses be vaccinated. read more

The incident prompted the chancellor to expand security around the memorial, including putting up fences and increasing police presence. read more

A national search will be conducted for a successor to David Perry, chief of UNC Police since September 2019. read more

In the moments after the Tar Heels brought to a frantic finish their 91-87 win Saturday night, hundreds of people took over the intersection of Franklin and Columbia streets. read more

The office of the Campus Y, UNC’s longtime hub for student social justice activities, was vandalized last weekend, and anti-Semitic symbols and a racial epithet were left behind. read more

Carolina’s chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity has lost its house just off the campus in the wake of drug trafficking arrests that included two of its members. read more