Chapel Hill Transit (CHT) and Point-to-Point (P2P) are adjusting routes and services beginning Monday, Sept. 20.

Cheryl Stout, director of transportation and parking, talks about new parking policies for the return to campus and the fall semester.

Some Finance and Operations departments will operate under reduced hours while students are on winter break, beginning as early as Dec. 21.

Snow started falling early on the morning of Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, blanketing much of North Carolina by the time the sun rose. In just one day, before the winter season had officially started, UNC-Chapel Hill was covered in at … Read more

Heading out of town for Thanksgiving? Check out these travel tips for getting to Charlotte, Durham Station, Greensboro and the RDU Airport!

On a typical Tar Heel football game day, the UNC-Chapel Hill campus sees an influx of as many as 50,000 extra people. Months before game day, Finance and Operations staff are planning for this major event.

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.

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.

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.