Today we are resharing information about demonstrations, events and safety resources as a reminder of Carolina’s commitment to providing a safe environment for our community and guests, as well as protecting free speech.
The University tests the sirens regularly throughout the year to make sure the equipment and notification processes work as planned.
During icy, snowy or generally wet conditions, the incidence of injuries due to slips and falls increases.
In today’s digital age, students are more likely to cheat and get away with it.
The UNC-Chapel Hill F&O IT Security Team is committed to supporting your productivity and safeguarding your digital assets. To that end, we periodically share essential security information to keep you informed and protected.
Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) with the assistance of Facilities Services has remediated the majority of the drinking water fixtures with detected lead identified during the campus-wide testing.
The student-run organization helps Tar Heels get where they need to go safely during late hours.
Responses focused on three themes: Alert Carolina updates, preparedness and training, and safety infrastructure.
Throughout the week, daily topics from the National Weather Service on winter weather preparedness will be shared on the Emergency Management and Planning website.
Input provided will be used to inform the after-action review process and ultimately identify opportunities for improvements to the University’s preparedness and responses to future incidents.
