Wilson Library
Wilson Library, which holds the University Library’s special collections, is a crucial site for students to research the history ofContinue Reading
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Kenan Memorial Stadium
After members of the Black Awareness Council and football team lead a series of public protests advocating for a free-standingContinue Reading
Venable Hall
As the effects of the Great Depression came to Chapel Hill following the 1929 stock market crash, the University threatenedContinue Reading
Murphey Hall
Students Seeking Historical Truth, the first student organization that formed around issues relating to the University’s history with racial injustice,Continue Reading
Aycock Residence Hall
Beginning in 1995, Yonni Chapman began to compile the histories of numerous spaces around the campus to explore “the celebrationContinue Reading
Manning Hall
Manning Hall, the original site of the University’s law school, served during the first Foodworkers’ Strike in 1969 as aContinue Reading
Saunders Hall
Saunders Hall, home since 1922 to the History Department, and later the Religious Studies and Geography Departments, was named byContinue Reading
Steele Building
When the first Black students desegregated the University in the summer of 1951, the four male law students lived onContinue Reading
Ruffin Residence Hall
Beginning in 1995, Yonni Chapman began to compile the histories of numerous spaces around the campus to explore “the celebrationContinue Reading
Swain Hall
Beginning in 1995, Yonni Chapman began to compile the histories of numerous spaces around the campus to explore “the celebrationContinue Reading