11/2 – Living Room Conversations on Anxiety and the Election Have you read the headline news about the election and found your blood pressure rise and your mood change? Do you find your inner peace shaken by the stress of … Read more
The Confederate statue Silent Sam may be gone from McCorkle Place — but conversations about systemic racism on UNC’s campus are not. The Campus Y hosted a virtual screening of the documentary film “Silence Sam” Wednesday, followed by a panel … Read more
Dear Campus Y and Carolina Community, Over the past few weeks, actions taken by the University have caused wholly preventable upheaval in our campus community. We understand that many people in our community are in great need, so we are … Read more
STORY VIA DAILYTARHEEL.COM. After UNC announced that all fall 2020 classes are now remote and students should make plans to move home, community members and Campus Y directors are offering resources to students who are stressed and in need of … Read more
If you could dedicate a year between your sophomore and junior years to do public service where would you go? What would you do? In partnership with Meantime Coffee Co., the Campus Y is proud to support two Bridge Year … Read more
The Campus Y has re-opened to the public with additional safety measures to keep students and staff safe. Please visit campusy.unc.edu/safe-campus-y for information about policies and procedures within our building. Visit carolinatogether.unc.edu for updates and information about UNC. Here’s to … Read more
Due to COVID-19, the UNC Global Gap Year Fellowship (GGYF) will restructure its 2020-2021 programming and support nine Global Gap Year Fellows and two Bridge Year Fellows as they pursue domestic service opportunities. Although Fellows won’t be able to go … Read more
The Campus Y CUBE is finding creative ways to strengthen and grow its innovator community. Starting this summer, CUBE is partnering with Durham’s ReCity Network to share and expand their organizations’ unique resources. CUBE and ReCity’s coalition is a natural … Read more
As many of you now know, on April 27th we lost a beloved member of our student community, rising sophomore Patrick Luc Nixon. Patrick was a member of our Development Committee, where his hard work, positivity, and insights were greatly … Read more
Sophia Hutchens (’20) graduated this May from UNC with degrees in Communication Studies and Anthropology. In addition to her role as Co-Director of Communication for the Campus Y, Hutchens was the program assistant for the Southern Oral History Program … Read more
