What is it? Office 365 is a cloud-based, off-site email, calendaring, storage, and collaboration suite from Microsoft. UNC currently uses an on-site Microsoft Exchange system for your email and calendar. Office 365 joins your email, calendar, file storage and Office … Read more

As another step in the migration to Office 365, you can change some things now to make the final transition easier. SmartPhone, Tablet and Mac users will need to change their email address and user name to connect to UNC-CH … Read more

NC DOT plans to close a portion of South Greensboro Street to through traffic between Merritt Mill Road and Old Pittsboro Road in Carrboro. The road closure is expected to be in place for 60 days. A detour route will … Read more

In the near future, UNC-Chapel Hill will begin the phased implementation of a university initiative to provide new productivity tools and new ways of sharing data — Office 365. This university-wide transition will affect every division on campus, resulting in … Read more

UNC-Chapel Hill will observe a formal closure of the University during Winter Break 2016: Monday, December 26, 2016 through Monday, January 2, 2017. In observance of the Winter Break, University Mail Services (UMS) operations will be closed and Campus Mail … Read more

We have passed the Oct. 3 SCE Launch milestone, which means SCE staff reporting lines have changed but processes are generally working the same at this early point in the transition. We now turn our attention to the next phase … Read more

What is your role in the Service Center of Excellence? I’m leading the Marketing and Communications Service Center, so that involves supporting the marketing and communications efforts of every department in Finance and Administration, while always considering the strategic communications … Read more

On June 1, the first two graduates of the innovative PATHSS program were recognized on the Carolina campus. In a unique partnership between UNC-Chapel Hill and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, PATHSS is designed to help high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities prepare for life after high school.

On April 26, Carolina showcased two of its most recent sustainability efforts with a visit to the Battle Grove Restoration Project and the signing of the Real Food Campus Commitment — which will bring more local, organic and fair food to campus dining halls.