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The Well
News for the Carolina community
Playful ‘pARC’ pulls passersby to the Ackland
Created by Brooklyn-based artists The Urban Conga, the terrace installation’s magenta arches and reflective surfaces invite visitors to stay and play.
7 decades of difference: Carolina’s 1st computer and its current cluster
A computing pioneer, Carolina installed the UNIVAC 1105 to process data for the 1960 U.S. Census. Today, its primary computing cluster, the Longleaf, supports thousands of research endeavors.
Prevention measures, not hardening techniques, decrease school violence
What works is building students’ trust in adults, trauma-informed training for school resource officers and gun-law reform such as the bipartisan bill just signed into law, a Carolina school safety expert said.
7 decades of difference: Carolina’s 1st computer and its current cluster
A computing pioneer, Carolina installed the UNIVAC 1105 to process data for the 1960 U.S. Census. Today, its primary computing cluster, the Longleaf, supports thousands of research endeavors.
Carolina throwback: The 1980s
Take a look back at life at Carolina in the 1980s and see the big hair, the big computers and the long lines for class registration.
A snapshot of student life
A belt worn by one of Carolina's most famous alumni, the hook that drew water from the Old Well and a concert button are all preserved in Wilson Library's Carolina Keepsakes online collection.
The story of Rameses
What began in the late '80s with Eric Chilton donning the very first Rameses costume has grown into a now-treasured tradition carried on by students today.
Learn the story behind one of Carolina's most iconic Tar Heels.
Title IX turns 50
Compliance with the federal law means fostering a “safe and equitable” educational path for everyone at Carolina, says Title IX Coordinator Elizabeth Hall.