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As students staged protests and held meetings to discuss their concerns about Donald Trump’s policies, Chancellor Carol Folt told faculty that UNC’s values won’t change.

The exhibit is in the lobby of Carolina Hall, a building that used to be named for a Ku Klux Klan leader.

With smoke visible as far east as Chapel Hill, many colleges are affected by the Western North Carolina wildfires.

In a demonstration on UNC’s main quad on campus, students expressed feelings of anger, anxiety and even fear about the election of Donald Trump as president.

Muslim students gathered the day after the election to discuss how the election of Donald Trump will affect their community.

For many young people, this election is their first time casting a ballot.