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  • Blocks with letters. The first block is turning over to change the word from pandemic to endemic.

    COVID-19 has become endemic

    The federal public health emergency response has ended, but the disease — in its new phase — still poses a threat, says Dr. David J. Weber.

  • Students throw colorful dust into the air.

    Tar Heel Traditions

    Watch the Bell Tower lighting the night before the first day of class. Relax in the sun on Polk Place. Cheer on the Tar Heels in Kenan Stadium. Carolina is filled with traditions — some that date back for decades and others that are new — that students cherish today.

  • Tushar Varma sitting at a desk with a book.

    More than books

    Tushar Varma traveled across 35 states, visiting 85 independent bookstores to learn why they’re so vital to the communities they reside in.

  • Daniel Johnson

    Active-duty journalism

    Carolina graduate student Daniel Johnson uses his research on mental health in the military to effect policy change at the national level.

  • A person standing next to fabric art.

    Maymester packs rich experiences into 2 weeks

    Instructors use smaller classes and an intense schedule to immerse students in field trips, service learning and deep discussions.

  • A man, Nathan Knuffman, speaking at a podium.

    2nd all-funds budget aligns priorities 

    After closing a $300 million deficit, the University presents a FY24 plan that supports fiscal responsibility and strategic goals. 

  • Old Well behind spring flowers

    Newest distinguished professors, spring 2023

    The University awarded honorary titles and research funding to faculty from five schools plus the College.

  • Allan Blattner

    Housing director helps students belong

    During the pandemic, Massey Award winner Allan Blattner expanded his role, meeting needs well beyond shelter.