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Check out photos and videos capturing life on campus and the great work done by Tar Heels.

  • Kevin Guskiewicz smiling during a meeting.

    Thank you, Chancellor Guskiewicz

    Kevin M. Guskiewicz has served UNC-Chapel Hill through his research, teaching and leadership. As his five-year tenure as Carolina's 12th chancellor nears its end, we thank him for his work as a neuroscientist, academic leader and administrator.

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner, University Communications)

  • Ramses and RJ stand in front of Christmas sign that reads

    Happy holidays from Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz

    The chancellor enlisted the help of Rameses and RJ to spread holiday cheer to Tar Heels.

  • Photo from behind of a graduate at Winter Commencement whose self-designed cap reads:

    2023 Winter Commencement

    Over 1,400 Tar Heels received degrees on Sunday at the Dean E. Smith as the University celebrated Winter Commencement. Check out some of the scenes from what was a joyous day for many students and their family and friends.

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner, University Communications)

  • Students walking and talking on a sidewalk while carrying groceries.

    Chapel Hill via Ireland and Scotland

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews/UNC-Chapel Hill)

  • A man in a Christmas gift box costume jogging.

    Jingle Bell Jog

    The Jingle Bell Jog, an annual tradition for Carolina faculty and staff, returned on Dec. 8. Participants dressed up to get in the holiday spirit, bonded with colleagues and exercised on a beautiful sunny day. Those who attended also had the opportunity to make canned-food donations to the Carolina Cupboard and support the Orange County Animal Shelter.

    (Photos by Jon Gardiner/University Communications)

  • An eight-photo collage: A female student smiling for a portrait and wearing a white sweatshirt that reads

    Tar Heels’ prized possessions

    Whether it be a crown flower lei, a miniature stuffed pumpkin or a journal with family photos, prized possessions helped Carolina Global Launch students adjust to life in college and on a new continent.

  • Nightime view of the Old Well decorated with holiday lights on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill as red and white long-exposure car lights of passing-by vehicles on Cameron Avenue are seen in the foreground.

    Lighting up the Old Well

    Carolina is getting into the holiday spirit, and the Old Well's new seasonal look shows as much. Workers from Facilities Services recently added holiday lights to the iconic campus symbol, which now shines a little brighter as the end of the year approaches.

    (Johnny Andrews/University Communications)

  • Three sail boats on a lake, all with white sails and the interlocked

    Tar Heel sailors teach students the ropes

    The UNC-Chapel Hill Sailing Club runs regular beginner clinics and races against other colleges.