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• Daily Tar Heel
  UNC's student-run newspaper
• History
• UNC Affinity Groups and Constituencies
• UNC Centers and Institutes
• UNC Diversity & Inclusion
  Previously known as Diversity and Multicultural Affairs and as the Office of Minority Affairs.
• UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
  Originally the Division of Public Health in the UNC School of Medicine, the School of Public Health was created in 1940 and renamed in 2008.
• UNC School of Information and Library Science
  Originally the School of Library Science
• UNC School of Medicine
• UNC School of Social Work
• *UNC Repositories (Libraries, Museum)
  UNC Libraries, UNC Archives, UNC Virtual Museum
• Buck Goldstein: The partnership is broken
  Buck Goldstein, Higher Ed Works, October 28, 2021 - In North Carolina, the relationship between the flagship public university and the state seems to be broken and getting worse. And that’s despite the good intentions of the chancellor, the chair of the faculty, and the leader of the Board of Trustees.
• Carolina Analytics Portal
  Launched in June 2020 as part of an Operational Excellence initiative to advance data use and literacy among Carolina employees, the Portal is owned and maintained by the UNC Office of Institutional Research and Assessment. Onyen login required to view.
• Carolina’s Bridge Builders
  Naming of Existing Scholarships and Grants to honor those who have brought the Carolina Community closer together through their work, advocacy and example. (Archived webpage courtesy of the Internet Archive)
• Exploring Carolina’s American Indian connections
  Exploring Carolina’s American Indian connections. Scott Jared, The Well, Thursday, November 19th, 2020.
  With an emphasis on listening to North Carolina’s Indigenous population, the Commission on History, Race and a Way Forward is focusing on Carolina’s historical and current connections to American Indians.(Archived webpage courtesy of the Internet Archive)
  
• Good to Great at Carolina
  Chancellor Emeritus James Moeser interviews UNC leaders, including Bob Blouin, Mike Cohen, Joe DeSimone, Shelley Earp, Barbara Entwisle, Jacquelyn Hall, James H. Johnson, Pat Pukkila, Barbara Rimer, Ruel Tyson. The series also features an interview of James Moeser by Peter Brews of Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School.
• Heels Care Network
  serves as a hub for mental health and well-being resources available to Carolina students, staff and faculty, including links to 24/7 support and suicide prevention resources, including live chat and an anonymous care referral form for anyone to report concerns they have for a student.
  This campus-wide collaboration is designed to help our entire extended Tar Heel community find the resources they need to support their mental health and well-being.
• Message from Chancellor Folt and University leadership about Inclusion
  Distributed 12/2/2015 "I am writing to share with you some initial steps we are taking to make our campus more welcoming to all members of our community. Over the last several weeks, students, faculty, and staff have spoken passionately about the challenges they face as a result of racism and other persistent forms of prejudice. Others have described, in close detail, the ways in which our not acknowledging these challenges has compromised their experience at Carolina. I have been greatly moved by the pain, frustration, and weariness that have been expressed, and I am profoundly grateful to all who have spoken, and especially to our students, for the courage and resolve they have shown. . ." (Archived webpage courtesy of the Internet Archive)
• New UNC system board proposes surprise, radical changes
  Jane Stancill, Herald-Sun, Sept 7, 2017 In a stunning and contentious session, a faction of the UNC Board of Governors moved Thursday for substantive changes in the university system, including lowering tuition and fees at the campuses, reorganizing the staff of UNC President Margaret Spellings and moving the UNC system headquarters out of Chapel Hill. The proposals came rapid fire in a flurry of resolutions and caught several board members off guard. Some said they hadn’t heard anything about the proposals before they walked into the room.
• Office of Interprofessional Education and Practice
  The Office of Interprofessional Education and Practice (OIPEP) supports a campus-wide initiative for the intentional integration of interprofessional learning and collaboration, to enhance student learning, build faculty scholarship and help departments meet accreditation goals. OIEPEP resides in the Office of the Provost.
• Paul Hardin, Carolina’s seventh and ‘bicentennial chancellor,’ passes away at age 86
  A civil rights advocate who pushed for the integration of Durham’s public facilities in the 1960s, Hardin helped double minority representation on Carolina’s faculty. He also played a key role in the naming of the undergraduate admissions office in honor of pioneering black faculty members Blyden and Roberta Jackson.
• UNC-Chapel Hill gets $1M ‘signing bonus’ from Barnes & Noble
  Ray Gronberg, Herald-Sun, Sept. 2, 2016 UNC-Chapel Hill has taken the $1 million signing bonus paid by the campus bookstore's new operator to the bank, with Chancellor Carol Folt and her aides along the way offering a firm defense of their decision to privatize the store's management.
• UNC Policies and Resources - Prohibited Discrimination, harrassment, and related misconduct