Throughout the pandemic, Grounds Services workers stayed on the job to make sure the outdoor areas of historic campus remained clean and picturesque. A year later, they’re still at it.
Each weeknight at 11 p.m., the Facilities Services housekeepers of Zone 215 report to the Adams School of Dentistry to clean it so dentists and hygienists can treat patients at clinics during the day. They’re one of many employee teams working on campus since the pandemic began.
The University salutes its essential workers and asks Tar Heels everywhere to wear Carolina blue to honor them on April 28.
Rameses Recycles is an integral part of Carolina Athletics’ commitment to sustainability and waste reduction on game days.
Members of the University and local community are invited to attend one of several upcoming workshops and provide feedback about proposed updates to the Campus Master Plan. The master plan will align the physical campus with The Blueprint for Next, … Read more
A public information meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 14, to receive comments and feedback on the 2017 Carolina North Development Agreement Annual Report to the Town of Chapel Hill.
Orange County contracted Kessler Consulting, Inc. to conduct a waste composition study (WCS). The purpose of the study was to understand the percentages of various materials, including recyclable materials, currently being landfilled within the County.
If you’ve taken a walk through McCorkle Place this summer, you’ve likely noticed the trees and flowers in full bloom, the grounds quieter with fewer students in residence, and plentiful sunshine and Carolina blue skies.
