April 7 COVID-19 Vaccine Alert
Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to let Carolina know they have received one or both does of an FDA-authorized vaccine using the COVID-19 Vaccine Certification.
All adults in North Carolina are eligible for the vaccine.
The University is operating the Carolina Student Vaccine Clinic. Vaccination reservations are available for students and post-doctoral fellows at StudentCOVIDVax.unc.edu.
Members of the Carolina community encourage their fellow Tar Heels to get the COVID-19 vaccine when it's available to them.
We are thrilled to announce that Carolina undergraduate students, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows can now be vaccinated conveniently on campus through a student vaccination clinic offered by Campus Health in the Carolina Union. We encourage all members of our campus community to receive the vaccine when they are eligible. The vaccines are safe and effective. Getting your vaccine is the best way to do your part to stem the spread of the virus and help us return to normal campus operations.
Read more.We’ve reached the final month of the semester, and Carolina is experiencing for the first time in many months a sense of enthusiasm and hope knowing that we are on track for a successful end to the 2020-2021 academic year. We want to thank everyone for their personal sacrifice. Your commitment to following our COVID-19 Community Standards has helped make this possible.
Dear Carolina Community, In my latest video message, I wanted to share a brief update as we approach the end of the semester. Today is Arts Everywhere Day, one of my favorite days on campus. Throughout today, you can watch a PlayMakers performance, listen to a First Fridays Concert, and see the Morrison Art Studio Community Mural Reveal at 4:45 p.m.
The UNC-Chapel Hill COVID-19 Dashboard is a source of information for us to remain updated on COVID-19 data related to our campus, local and state communities.
