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Check out photos and videos capturing life on campus and the great work done by Tar Heels.

  • Collage of first-year college students and special items they brought with them to start college abroad.

    Prized possessions: Carolina Global Launch

    Whether it was a musical instrument, a photo album or even a miniature Rameses, Tar Heels brought a piece of home with them abroad.

  • One student pulling another on a sled on the snowy campus of U.N.C Chapel Hill.

    A touch of snow

    For the first time in three years, measurable snowfall transformed the always beautiful Carolina campus into a winter wonderland. Tar Heels enjoyed the conditions, sledding around campus, hanging out with friends and taking pictures at the Old Well.

    (Photos by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner, University Communications)

  • Photo of Rameses holding a gift atop a graphic reading:

    Happy holidays from Chancellor Lee H. Roberts

    The chancellor sent well wishes to the Carolina community and shared a video of him and Rameses exchanging gifts in celebration of the holiday spirit.

  • A graduate surrounded by her family, including one man who's taking a group selfie on a phone at U.N.C. Chapel Hill's Winter Commencement.

    Winter graduates take next step in their journey

    See scenes from Winter Commencement as graduates joined the ranks of more than 367,000 living Carolina alumni.

  • A male student at U.N.C. Chapel Hill Winter Commencement on the phone and waving to someone.

    A joyous day

    Over 1,800 Tar Heels received degrees Dec. 15 at the Dean E. Smith Center as the University held Winter Commencement. Check out scenes from a day of celebration for many students and their family and friends. (Photos by Jon Gardiner, University Communications)

  • Kyle Lobenhofer stands on field at Kenan Stadium

    Sports broadcaster says ‘yes’ to all

    From “Sports Xtra” to the Olympics, “I am well prepared wherever I go because of Carolina,” Kyle Lobenhofer says.

  • A man in a Santa costume jogging.

    Oh what fun!

    ’Tis the season for festive costumes, coming together with colleagues and getting steps in for a good cause.

    The Jingle Bell Jog, an annual tradition for Carolina faculty and staff, returned Dec. 6. Tar Heels turned into Santas, elves, reindeer and candy canes as they got out in the sun on a chilly Friday. Those who attended also had the opportunity to make canned-food donations to the Carolina Cupboard and support the Orange County Animal Shelter. (Photos by Jon Gardiner/UNC-Chapel Hill)

  • Collage with sign from Carolina Inn, basketball championship banner, Rameses and South Building bell

    2024 is a year of Carolina centennials 

    In this fun video, Chancellor Lee H. Roberts highlights four exciting milestones for the University.