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Group 4 Eligibility: We are pleased that additional members of our community are eligible for the vaccine this week. Governor Cooper announced that beginning March 17, people in Group 4 who have a medical condition that puts them at higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19 are eligible for vaccinations. On April 7, the rest of Group 4 will become eligible, including all UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, staff and student employees who are not in Groups 1, 2 or 3.

The following message was issued on March 17 to our campus community by Heidi Kim, Director of the UNC Asian American Center: Dear friends, It gives me great sorrow to write to all of you again about anti-Asian violence,...(continued)

Welcome to Carolina! The UNC Visitors Center is excited to offer its new Sense of Place Zoom tour. This 45-minute tour is presented via Zoom and offers a live host welcoming guests to campus, a recorded video of our popular Sense of Place tour that introduces campus history and traditions as well as some of the University’s current endeavors in research and innovation. Virtual Tours offered March 11-31.

Kizzmekia Corbett PhD and Dr. Anthony Fauci

News first published by Carolina Alumni Review March 4, 2021 Carolina’s spring graduation will feature two of the biggest names in COVID-19 research and national response strategies who will be, virtually, on the same stage in Kenan Stadium for multiple live Commencement exercises honoring the class of 2021 and a limited number of their invited …

The University will hold a video watch party on Facebook and YouTube so graduates and their families can celebrate together.

Juanita Limas (left) works at a lab bench with Amiee Littlejohn.

Amiee Littlejohn and Juanita Limas of Cook Lab are among those included in the six featured stories on UNC for Women's History Month.

Thanh Phan is an international student from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and received her bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Kalamazoo College. Currently, under the guidance of Dr. Brian Kuhlman, she is working on developing vaccine antigens against dengue viruses.

Carolina is unified and steadfast in its commitment to celebrate and embrace diversity, equity and inclusion. We are proud to care for one another, provide for each other’s well-being and build a community where everyone, regardless of identity or background, can enjoy a sense of safety and belonging.

Bottles coronavirus vaccine. sars-cov-2 / COVID-19

Two virtual town halls next week for our students, faculty and staff where our medical experts at UNC Health will answer questions you may have about the COVID-19 vaccines. We invite you all to attend if possible. Both town halls will be recorded, and the links will be available on the Carolina Together COVID-19 Vaccine page afterward.

Dear Tar Heels, Carolina’s Virtual Wellness Week is less than two weeks away. Join us March 8–12 for a wellness event designed to help you RESET, REFOCUS, RENEW, RESTART, AND REPAIR. Please take time to enjoy the various opportunities to …

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Vaccine Eligibility update on March 18th

Responding to Anti-Asian/Asian American Violence

Virtual Campus Tours, Explore Carolina: Take a Sense of Place Tour

COVID-19 Researchers Fauci and Corbett to Address New UNC Grads

A celebration for the UNC class of 2020 — whose Commencement was diminished by the COVID-19 pandemic is scheduled for October 9-10.

Amiee Littlejohn and Juanita Limas on cover of the UNC’s feature for Women’s History Month

Carolina Grad Student F1RSTS Featured Scholar – Thanh Phan

Message from University Leadership in Support of our Asian American Community/Statements of Solidarity Across UNC

Vaccine Town Hall – your invitation to UNC’s COVID-19 vaccine town hall

UNC Wellness Week Begins March 8!