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Unlike in previous semesters during the pandemic, UNC is not offering readily accessible isolation dorms for students affected by or exposed to COVID-19.

The LatinX Center, Asian-American Center, American Indian Center, and the Stone Center for Black Culture and History will collaborate on projects concerning communities of color.

While other universities around the state opted to move classes online for the first few weeks, UNC brought students back into classrooms and dorms.

UNC has removed the names of two white supremacists from campus buildings and replaced them with the names of people of color.

Wellness days first appeared on the UNC calendar during the early days of the pandemic. In part because of mental health challenges on campus, they’ll become a permanent feature.

The summit addressed the community’s concerns about mental health on campus – and the inadequate resources to address it.