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

  • Students collecting items from cars and transporting move-in materials on a sidewalk.

    The Class of 2027 moves into campus

    While settling into their new digs, Tar Heels shared their excitement, must-have dorm items and what they’ll miss the most from home.

  • Students and parents talking to one another while waiting in line for an elevator in the lobby of a dormitory building.

    Tar Heel move-in

    Move-in is in full swing at Carolina. Thousands of new and returning students are unpacking cars, doing some heavy lifting, cramming into elevators and setting up their dorm rooms. Take a look at how Tar Heels are settling into their homes for the new school year.

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner)

  • Ballroom dancer Nickolas Bleykhman practicing in a studio.

    Ballroom dancer embraces discipline

    Nickolas Bleykhman of Charlotte looks forward to a new routine that includes studying computer science and making lifetime connections.

  • Four-photo collage of portraits of students sitting in a blue chair: one is of a woman in downtown Charlotte; one is of a woman on rural tribal land; one is of a woman in a creek; one is of a man on a dirt road on a farm.

    Pull up a seat with a new Tar Heel

    University photographer Johnny Andrews photographed incoming Tar Heels in their hometowns and shares what they are looking forward to at Carolina.

  • Luke Elliott

    #GDTBATH: Luke Elliott

    Carolina student Luke Elliott practices eight languages to connect with people from all cultures.

  • A collage of science equipment and art work

    Science for the future

    With data spilling from all areas of life, students need tools and training to understand it. The UNC School of Data Science and Society is here to help.

  • A flower.

    Summer at Carolina

    Take a minute to relax and enjoy these summer scenes at Carolina.

  • headphones sitting a desk.

    Taking the air with WXYC

    Broadcast out of the Student Union, WXYC is the University’s free-form radio station. The station aims to bring new and different music to the airwaves.