UNC-Chapel is accepting submittals from designers and contractors interested in collaborating with the University on informal projects with budgets below the $500,000 threshold.

Starting around Commencement, Facilities Services staff work all summer so that rooms make a good impression when students return for fall semester.

Whether preparing for Spring Commencement or cleaning up debris in fall, Massey winner Mark Moon keeps Carolina’s campus beautiful and his colleagues safe.

The recipients, including Trevaughn Eubanks, a University program specialist in the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations and Mark Moon, a grounds supervisor in Facilities Services, will receive recognition for their contributions at an in-person event.

Carolina is exploring a redevelopment project in the 100 block of Franklin Street, an important entryway between the University and town.

Learn which Carolina employees wear a body camera, a helmet with a light-sensitive lens and a vest that reads “Free hugs & kisses.”

Overnight, hard-working crews from across campus combined to turn a stadium filled with football fans into a festive setting for a special Commencement.

From engine repair to electric vehicle initiatives to telematic technology that boosts fuel efficiency, Stark and his team keep Carolina’s fleet “running and rolling and moving forward.”

Housekeeper Teresa Golson received a Massey Award for 22 years of service to the University and helping the North Carolina Botanical Garden stay clean and safe for visitors during the pandemic.

Massey Award recipient James Holman has spent his career at Carolina advocating for his fellow employees.