Even with most students away on summer break, Carolina’s campus is still buzzing with activity as construction crews work on several projects across campus.

The Utility Improvement project to repair and replace pipes beneath Lenoir Drive has been completed. Lenoir Drive will remain closed for resurfacing and striping Aug. 2, 2017, through Aug. 10, 2017, and is expected to reopen to through traffic Aug. 11.

A roofing project at the McColl Building will require the closure of portions of the sidewalk along the plaza side of the building beginning July 31, 2017, through Aug. 19, 2017.

The Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) will close a segment of the northbound lane of Hillsborough Street for pavement work beginning Wednesday, June 21. The project is expected to be completed Friday, June 23, but weather and other conditions may impact this timeline.

Construction of the elevated plaza that will connect the Mary Ellen Jones and Thurston Bowles buildings will begin Wednesday, May 24, 2017, and is expected to be completed October 2017.

The second phase of the Pit Sidewalk Improvements project begins Monday, May 15, 2017, and is expected to be completed Aug. 18, 2017.

Delmazine McAdoo worked 33 years at a hosiery mill on a stretch of state highway between Mebane and Hillsborough, not far from the house where she grew up.

UNC Health Care patients and campus visitors parking in the Dogwood Parking Deck on Manning Drive will notice that the lighting throughout the deck is now brighter and whiter. Facilities Services recently completed a comprehensive upgrade of the deck’s lighting … Read more

A utility improvement project will require the closure of a segment of South Road beginning May 15, 2017, through Aug. 4, 2017. During this period, South Road will be closed to through traffic between UNC Student Stores and Raleigh Street. … Read more

Two Facilities Services employees, Delmazine McAdoo and San San Lwin, were selected by Chancellor Folt to receive the 2017 C. Knox Massey Distinguished Service Award, one of the most coveted distinctions earned by faculty and staff. The late C. Knox … Read more