Thanks to $380,000 from a student-run group at UNC-Chapel Hill named the Renewable Energy Special Projects Committee (RESPC), the Chapel Hill Transit system will be able to acquire a third electric bus as part of its plan to pilot battery electric buses to reduce emissions and improve local air quality.
J Bottomley and Chloe Schultz are committed to making our planet a healthy and safe place for all and they represent the best of Generation Z. J Bottomley What year of school are you in and what is your major? … Read more
All staff, faculty and students at UNC-Chapel Hill now have access to OneDrive for business, so get rid of your USB thumb drives and start sharing files the safe and easy way.
On May 30, the University Board of Trustees approved the 2019 Campus Master Plan. The new Master Plan will serve as the physical framework for The Blueprint for Next and will guide the growth and development of campus for the next 10 to 20 years.
In her 18 years at Carolina, Massey Award winner Nancy Burton takes whatever complications come her way and makes not only “lemonade, but lemon pie and lemon ice cream.”
For the past 29 years, Massey Award Winner Deborah Hawkins has faced a daily challenge: how to make sure the thousands of people who drive to campus — to work, study, visit hospitals and clinics, attend games and concerts — have a place to park.
The Infoportes were crowned champions of this year’s event by judges Stephanie Berrier, Joanne Filley, Donald Hamm, Michele Bowen and Christine Shia. Congratulations to Sydney Jenkins, Devin Williamson and Stephen Scharver on their victory.
From June 2 through August 1, 2019, OWASA is undertaking an infrastructure project to replace the water distribution pipes from the intersection of Manning Drive and Ridge Road to the intersection of Manning Drive and Fordham Boulevard.
Finance and Operations provides essential services that support the daily activities of more than 29,000 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate and professional programs at the University.
It is hard to believe another academic year is coming to a close. And while some on campus view the summer as a time for vacation or perhaps a slightly lighter workload, I know for many of us in Finance … Read more
