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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Rams Head Dining HallRams Head Dining Hall
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Rams Head Dining Hall Breakfast is a favorite meal at Rams Head Dining Hall, and students enjoy the dining hall’s open seating atmosphere during weekend brunch. This dining hall, located on South Campus, remains open during the weekend and serves a majority of on-campus residents.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Varsity Theater on Franklin StreetVarsity Theater on Franklin...
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Varsity Theater on Franklin Street The Varsity Theater has been a Franklin Street landmark for over 50 years. After a recent renovation, the theater proudly screens both classic and recent films for $3 a ticket and is a popular place for a night out.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Morrison Dorm on South CampusMorrison Dorm on South Campus
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Morrison Dorm on South Campus Dorms located on South Campus house 53% percent of the population, and Morrison residence hall is a ten-story high-rise typical of dorms found on South Campus. These enormous buildings hold large populations of first-year students and house a very social atmosphere.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Fraternity CourtFraternity Court
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Fraternity Court Fraternity Court is located to the west of campus off of Columbia Street and contains several Interfraternity Council (IFC) chapter houses. While Greeks volunteer in the community and raise money for a chosen organization, Greek life in Frat Court is also a popular source for partying and entertainment on the weekends.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Franklin StreetFranklin Street
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Franklin Street Franklin Street is the most prominent social thoroughfare in Chapel Hill and is the heart of campus culture and nightlife. Numerous restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and college-oriented stores line the area of Franklin Street, located closest to campus.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Campus Tour of South BuildingCampus Tour of South Building
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Campus Tour of South Building Standing in front of South Building and the Old Well, a University of North Carolina student ambassador leads a campus tour. South Building is the University’s central administration building and is a frequent academic highlight of campus tours.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - The Library on Franklin StreetThe Library on Franklin Street
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The Library on Franklin Street The Library is a popular nightclub and bar located on Franklin Street. While The Library is a private club for members and guests, it is available for private events, and in addition to playing a different style of music each night of the week, The Library maintains plenty of room to dance.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Electronic Locks on Dorm DoorsElectronic Locks on Dorm Doors
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Electronic Locks on Dorm Doors The entrances to on-campus residence halls are equipped with electronic locks in order to increase campus and student safety. To gain entrance, students must use their “flex pass” to unlock the door.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Person HallPerson Hall
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Person Hall Since the east wing’s completion in 1797, Person Hall has served a variety of purposes. The building has been a university chapel, an art gallery, storage space, and a chemistry lab, and it currently contains office and recital space for the Department of Music. This building exemplifies some of the beautiful and classic architecture located throughout campus.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Food at Top of Lenoir Dining HallFood at Top of Lenoir Dining...
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Food at Top of Lenoir Dining Hall Top of Lenoir Dining Hall is one of two dining halls on campus which serve a variety of options during breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The all-you-can-eat buffets feature constant staples such as pizza, pasta, soup, salad, and dessert, in addition to serving entrées such as fried chicken, blueberry pancakes, or beef stir-fry.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Socializing on the Craige BalconySocializing on the Craige...
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Socializing on the Craige Balcony On a warm day, the balcony of a South Campus dorm can be the perfect place to sit in the shade, relax, or study. Two freshman boys living in Craige residence hall take advantage of the springtime weather to relax outside and socialize.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Kenan Stadium EntranceKenan Stadium Entrance
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Kenan Stadium Entrance The entrance to Kenan Stadium remains open throughout the day to both students and athletes, but on game days, the stadium comes alive in a sea of roaring Carolina blue. For many introductory Lifetime Fitness (LFIT) classes, running the stadium stairs is a rite of passage.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Emergency Call-Boxes and Campus SafetyEmergency Call-Boxes and...
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Emergency Call-Boxes and Campus Safety Emergency call-boxes are strategically placed throughout campus and are for use when police assistance is needed. When activated by an individual in need of assistance, the telephone system reports the individual’s location to University Police, who will respond to the location even if no communication is made by the individual.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Polk PlacePolk Place
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Polk Place The pathways that criss-cross Polk Place can be packed between classes, but the quad is often a calm, quiet place for students to lie in the sun with friends or sit alone and study.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Coker ArboretumCoker Arboretum
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Coker Arboretum The Coker Arboretum is a quiet haven in the midst of campus where students can go to relax or study in the shade of the trees. Developed in 1903 by Dr. William Chambers Coker as an outdoor botany classroom, the Arboretum contains a wide variety of local flora. The arboretum is also a place for couples to quietly gather, and its romantic atmosphere has been the host to many weddings.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - UNC Student StoresUNC Student Stores
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UNC Student Stores Whether searching for books, clothing, or coffee, the UNC Student Stores have it all. Textbooks and school supplies are located on the third floor; themed clothing, a bookstore, and a coffee shop are on the second floor; and the first floor holds a post office, medical textbooks, and a computer repair shop.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Ben and Jerry's Free Cone DayBen and Jerry's Free Cone Day
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Ben and Jerry's Free Cone Day On March 23, 2010, Ben and Jerry’s hosted its annual “Free Cone Day." Crowds gathered at the ice cream place to receive a free cone, creating a mass of people on Franklin Street. The opportunity for free ice cream is one event where both the campus and local community gather together and mingle.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Drug and Alcohol UseDrug and Alcohol Use
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Drug and Alcohol Use Underage drinking and smoking are prohibited within University housing communities, but the remnants of a late-night party can be found in the bushes surrounding Craige residence hall.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Chi Omega HouseChi Omega House
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Chi Omega House Known as “the big yellow house on Franklin Street," the Chi Omega sorority house hosts many events throughout the year in order to entertain the campus community in addition to raising money for its chosen non-profit organization, the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Vegetarian Food at Top of Lenoir Dining HallVegetarian Food at Top of...
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Vegetarian Food at Top of Lenoir Dining Hall Both Top of Lenoir and Rams Head dining halls cater a wide variety of vegetarian options. While one night might feature vegetarian burritos, crispy tofu, or eggplant lasagna, green vegetables such as edamame, asparagus, and broccoli are sure to be found among the spread.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - The pit on the day of Holi Moli!The pit on the day of Holi...
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The pit on the day of Holi Moli! Holi Moli is an Indian celebration of the coming of spring. To celebrate, UNC students dress in white and throw color on one another. In the picture shown, you can see UNC students hanging out before the event!
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Point-to-Point ServicesPoint-to-Point Services
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Point-to-Point Services The Point-to-Point Express, or the P2P Express, runs on a fixed route seven days a week from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. The P2P is a free transportation service offered to all students and employees in order to increase campus safety after dark.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Bike RacksBike Racks
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Bike Racks While bicycles must be registered and locked for safety, they remain a popular and speedy form of transportation for students who wish to bike to class.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Large Lecture HallLarge Lecture Hall
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Large Lecture Hall Class sizes at UNC can range from less than 10 people to 400. Some introductory level classes are taught in larger lecture halls, such as "Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology," seen here. Although the class size may be large, visual aids can be seen from any point in the room and teaching assistants often meet with small groups of students in a separate class period called a “recitation."
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Computer LabsComputer Labs
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Computer Labs Computer and printing labs are located throughout campus to ensure that computing resources are accessible to all University students and staff. The lab pictured here is located in the Student Academic Services Building South (SASB).
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Davis LibraryDavis Library
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Davis Library The book stacks of the Walter Royal Davis Library are extensive and hold over 2.5 million volumes. As the central library for the University of North Carolina, Davis Library is the largest and most comprehensive library on campus.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Chapel of the CrossChapel of the Cross
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Chapel of the Cross Students looking for a place of worship while attending school can find many different religious centers within walking distance. Located near campus on Franklin Street, the Episcopalian Chapel of the Cross is just one of many houses of worship that students can choose to frequent.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Dorm LifeDorm Life
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Dorm Life Close friendships develop in on-campus housing communities, as seen in these two female first-year roommates who are relaxing in their suite-style South Campus dorm room. With posters, pictures, a refrigerator, and bright furniture, even an on-campus dorm can feel like home.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Bird's-eye view of Craige Basketball CourtBird's-eye view of Craige...
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Bird's-eye view of Craige Basketball Court Two students take the opportunity to shoot hoops on the basketball court located outside of Craige residence hall. Basketball and volleyball courts are located outside each large South Campus residence hall, including Craige, Ehringhaus, Morrison, and Hinton James.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Ram Village ApartmentsRam Village Apartments
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Ram Village Apartments Ram Village is one of three on-campus apartment communities located on South Campus that are available to upperclassmen. These apartment-style residence halls are extremely popular and provide the opportunity to enjoy private or shared apartment living within the on-campus environment.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Dean Smith CenterDean Smith Center
Dean Smith Center Tip off at Dean Smith Center with the UNC Tar Heels taking on the Duke Blue Devils
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Kenan Memorial StadiumKenan Memorial Stadium
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Kenan Memorial Stadium
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - George Watts Hill Alumni CenterGeorge Watts Hill Alumni...
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George Watts Hill Alumni Center The George Watts Hill Alumni Center is a home to which alumni can always return, regardless of whether or not they are General Alumni Association (GAA) members. The alumni center hosts many alumni events throughout the year in one of its many dining rooms and parlors, in addition to containing offices for GAA operations.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Campus TourCampus Tour
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Campus Tour The arrival of springtime coincides with the visitation of new and prospective students. Campus tours are given by current University students, who provide all the necessary information, while imparting their own personal experience.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Parking On CampusParking On Campus
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Parking On Campus Finding a parking space on campus can be very difficult, as most on-campus lots (such as the one pictured here) are reserved for employees and commuter students. Due to this limited space, first-year students are unable to have a car except in hardship situations, and upperclassmen are usually relegated to the Park and Ride (PR) lot, which is located a few miles away from campus.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Old EastOld East
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Old East The cornerstone of Old East was laid on October 12, 1793, and the campus celebrates “University Day” on October 12 to honor the construction of the nation’s oldest state university building. Old East continues to serve the University population as a coed residence hall.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - The Old WellThe Old Well
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The Old Well The Old Well serves as the visual symbol of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is the most famous campus landmark. The Old Well was given its current decorative form in 1897 and for years served as the only water supply for the Old East and Old West dormitories. It is said that the Old Well brings luck to any student who drinks from it on the first day of classes.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Alpine Bagel in the Student UnionAlpine Bagel in the Student...
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Alpine Bagel in the Student Union The student union also serves the student body as a place to gather, relax, and study. Alpine Bagel, seen here, is a popular eatery, and the surrounding area is filled with comfy couches and tables. While the majority of the FPG Student Union houses student organizations and contains meeting and study rooms, the union’s underground recreation space contains a bowling alley and a cabaret.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Kenan-Flagler Business SchoolKenan-Flagler Business School
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Kenan-Flagler Business School
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Hall-Style Dorm in Winston HallHall-Style Dorm in Winston...
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Hall-Style Dorm in Winston Hall Residence halls on North Campus are hall-style dorms. As seen by this men’s double room in Winston, a popular North Campus dorm, movable furniture allows residents to create a cozy, comfortable home.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Carmichael AuditoriumCarmichael Auditorium
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Carmichael Auditorium
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Downtown Chapel HillDowntown Chapel Hill
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Downtown Chapel Hill
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Olde Campus Lower Quad CommunityOlde Campus Lower Quad...
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Olde Campus Lower Quad Community The Olde Campus Lower Quad Community is home to five residential halls: Aycock, Everett, Graham, Lewis, and Stacy. While Everett and Lewis are coed dorms, Graham and Stacy are male dorms and Aycock is a female dorm. These smaller buildings are typical of residential halls found on North Campus and are a short distance from classes.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - View from Davis LibraryView from Davis Library
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View from Davis Library This overlooks one of the dorm communities. The planetarium is also in the background.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - The PitThe Pit
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The Pit The Pit is the throbbing heart at the center of campus, and almost every student walks through the Pit on the way to class. Campus organizations gather here daily to advertise upcoming events, raise money for various nonprofits, or perform for entertainment.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - The CubesThe Cubes
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The Cubes “The Cubes” are located between the Pit and the student union and are a place for student organizations to advertise upcoming events and fundraisers. Students walking by the cubes can catch a glimpse of upcoming campus events that may catch their interest.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Davis Library Study LoungeDavis Library Study Lounge
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Davis Library Study Lounge On the eighth floor lounge of Davis Library, students can relax and study quietly while enjoying the view. Each floor of the library holds two large study lounges, in addition to small rooms and areas for group or individual study.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Rams Head PlazaRams Head Plaza
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Rams Head Plaza Rams Head Plaza is a main thoroughfare to class for students who live on South Campus and contains several campus facilities and eateries, including Rams Head Dining Hall, Rams Head Recreation Center, Rams Head Market, and Starbucks.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Graham Memorial BuildingGraham Memorial Building
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Graham Memorial Building The Graham Memorial Building houses the Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence. Students can come to the Johnston Center to learn about the honors program or undergraduate research, meet with distinguished alumni, or use state-of-the-art technology within the classroom to teleconference with academic experts around the world.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Small ClassroomSmall Classroom
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Small Classroom An introductory English course (English 102) is a general education requirement for all UNC undergraduates. This class is usually taught by a graduate Teaching Fellow and maintains a small class size. In this environment, communication between classmates is often jovial and friendly.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Kappa Delta HouseKappa Delta House
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Kappa Delta House Greek life at UNC is known for its philanthropic efforts, and the sorority Kappa Delta, which raises money for Prevent Child Abuse America and whose house is pictured here, is no exception. After rushing in the fall or spring, fraternity and sorority members have the option of moving into the chapter house, which is often not located far from campus.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Campus OrganizationsCampus Organizations
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Campus Organizations Numerous organizations hold fundraisers in the Pit, such as Nourish International’s “Hunger Lunch." Every Wednesday, students can buy an all-you-can-eat meal of rice, beans, and cornbread for $4, and the profits benefit sustainable development projects in developing countries around the world.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Frank Porter Graham Student UnionFrank Porter Graham Student...
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Frank Porter Graham Student Union The Frank Porter Graham (FPG) Student Union building houses the Carolina Union, an organization of students and faculty that strive to provide educational, social, cultural, and entertainment programs to the University community. The union houses multiple campus organizations, such as The Daily Tar Heel (the student newspaper), WXYC (the student radio station), and student organization offices.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Polk Place and Wilson LibraryPolk Place and Wilson Library
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Polk Place and Wilson Library
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Granville TowersGranville Towers
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Granville Towers Although Granville Towers is considered a partner to UNC campus housing, Granville is managed, owned, and contracted by a private company. Granville Towers is located near campus and maintains its own facilities, including a dining hall, swimming pool, fitness center, and home theater room.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Cat's CradleCat's Cradle
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Cat's Cradle Cat’s Cradle is a popular music venue that hosts locally and regionally well-known bands almost every night of the week. Cat’s Cradle is located in Carrboro, a neighboring city within walking distance, meaning that an inexpensive night on the town is only a short distance away.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Housing Community EventsHousing Community Events
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Housing Community Events Supporting the campus-wide Sustainability Week, two members of Craige Community Government display a table of healthy, organic food options for residents to try as they enter the lobby. Social and educational events hosted by RAs and the community governments are open to the housing community and help to foster a social atmosphere.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Fans Celebrate on Franklin StreetFans Celebrate on Franklin...
Fans Celebrate on Franklin Street Fans celebrate a basketball victory over Duke on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Taking the Scenic Route to ClassTaking the Scenic Route to...
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Taking the Scenic Route to Class Two boys opt to take the scenic route to class by walking through this covered pathway on Cameron Avenue.
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