The university's first yearbook, The Hellenian, was published in 1890. As reflected in the name, the yearbook was published by…
Campus Culture
WUNC 91.5 is a National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate station at UNC—Chapel Hill. The station made its first broadcast in…
Woollen Gym opened in March 1938 to serve as a replacement for Bynum Gymnasium, which the university had long outgrown….
The University of North Carolina was for white men only for the first 100 years of the institution's existence. In…
In 1972 the Black Student Movement (BSM) was allocated a meeting and event space on the first floor of Chase…
The Unsung Founders Memorial is an art installation located on McCorkle Place, dedicated to the African American people who helped…
University Day, celebrated annually on October 12, commemorates the laying of the cornerstone of Old East on that date in…
UNC—Chapel Hill is part of the University of North Carolina System, along with sixteen other institutions. The leader of the…
The University of North Carolina Center for Public Television, established by the UNC System Board of Governors in 1979, began…
UNC—Chapel Hill signed its first trademark licensing agreement in 1982, not long after the men's basketball team won the NCAA…