News

By connecting and codifying existing campus emergency plans and programs, the policy helps the University community better prepare for the unexpected.

Creating a family communication plan starts with one simple question: “What if?”

It’s hot out there! Look for the signs and symptoms of heat stress and follow advice for avoiding heat-related illness from Carolina’s Environment, Health and Safety department.

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has stayed vigilant in ensuring that all University activities comply with all newly applicable U.S. sanctions and export control restrictions affiliated with Russia.

In the wake of gun violence in the U.S., Vice Chancellor for Institutional Integrity and Risk Management George Battle shares campus resources and safety reminders if you encounter an active assailant situation on campus.