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  1. UNC should never have hired Bill Belichick as he is completely and totally unfit to be a coach of a college sports team.
    UNC should have fired Bill Belichick after the rumors came out about him playing favorites and hiring his cronies.
    UNC should have fired Bill Belichick after an abysmal and embarrassing season.
    UNC never should have let Belichick stuff the Athletics office with his cronies.
    UNC should have fired Belichick many times before now, but didn't.

    But better late than never.
    #FireBelichick #FireBelichickNow #UNC

  2. UNC should never have hired Bill Belichick as he is completely and totally unfit to be a coach of a college sports team.
    UNC should have fired Bill Belichick after the rumors came out about him playing favorites and hiring his cronies.
    UNC should have fired Bill Belichick after an abysmal and embarrassing season.
    UNC never should have let Belichick stuff the Athletics office with his cronies.
    UNC should have fired Belichick many times before now, but didn't.

    But better late than never.
    #FireBelichick #FireBelichickNow #UNC

  3. UNC football GM Michael Lombardi placed on paid administrative leave :: WRAL.com rawchili.com/nfl/957310/ #BillBelichick #Football #UNC

  4. Hannah Arendt - Casi Argentina

    Pabellón Aguntín Tosco - UNC lunes, 27 de julio, 14:00 GMT-3

    Segundo conversatorio del taller de lectura

    Hannah Arendt - Casi Argentina

    A 75 años del origen del totalitarismo

    Si hubiera sabido, no los insultaba

    Los desechos del capitalismo industrial

    Eduardo Rinesi (UNGS)

    Para asistir virtualmente escribir a [email protected]

    Grupo de lectura del CIFFyH

    Nudos Problemáticos en la obra de Arendt para pensar el presente: filosofía política, republicanismo, feminismo y humanismo

    vamosjuntes.com.ar/event/hanna

  5. #AmericanIndian #CulturalGarden opens on campus

    May 27, 2025

    "#NCBG, #AIC, and University staff cut the ribbon on the new American Indian Cultural Garden on campus. Photo by Joshua Chorman.

    "In late April, North Carolina Botanical Garden staff joined students and staff from the American Indian Center (AIC) at #UNC to celebrate the grand opening of the American Indian Cultural Garden on campus.

    "Created through a partnership between the AIC and the Garden over several years, the American Indian Cultural Garden features culturally-important food crops and #NativePlants. It also contains hardscape features like a medicine wheel and ceremonial circle with a fire pit, where Native students will be able to gather.

    "Located across the street from the AIC and wrapping around the #CarolinaCommunityGarden, the new garden serves as a space to celebrate American Indian cultures and Indigenous ecological knowledge, support American Indian students in adjusting to life on campus, and serve as a teaching tool for the greater community. All are welcome: it’s open to the public from dawn to dusk.

    "Dan Stern, NCBG director of horticulture, served as the project manager for the construction of the American Indian Cultural Garden. Becca Wait, curator of our Allen Education Center landscapes, worked with AIC interns to create plans for planting, design, and maintenance."

    Read more:
    ncbg.unc.edu/2025/05/27/aicg-o

    #SolarPunkSunday #CulturalPreservation #NativeAmericanFood #TraditionalAgriculture #IndigenousEcologicalKnowledge #IEK #UniversityOfNorthCarolina #CommunityGardens #CulturalGardens

  6. #AmericanIndian #CulturalGarden opens on campus

    May 27, 2025

    "#NCBG, #AIC, and University staff cut the ribbon on the new American Indian Cultural Garden on campus. Photo by Joshua Chorman.

    "In late April, North Carolina Botanical Garden staff joined students and staff from the American Indian Center (AIC) at #UNC to celebrate the grand opening of the American Indian Cultural Garden on campus.

    "Created through a partnership between the AIC and the Garden over several years, the American Indian Cultural Garden features culturally-important food crops and #NativePlants. It also contains hardscape features like a medicine wheel and ceremonial circle with a fire pit, where Native students will be able to gather.

    "Located across the street from the AIC and wrapping around the #CarolinaCommunityGarden, the new garden serves as a space to celebrate American Indian cultures and Indigenous ecological knowledge, support American Indian students in adjusting to life on campus, and serve as a teaching tool for the greater community. All are welcome: it’s open to the public from dawn to dusk.

    "Dan Stern, NCBG director of horticulture, served as the project manager for the construction of the American Indian Cultural Garden. Becca Wait, curator of our Allen Education Center landscapes, worked with AIC interns to create plans for planting, design, and maintenance."

    Read more:
    ncbg.unc.edu/2025/05/27/aicg-o

    #SolarPunkSunday #CulturalPreservation #NativeAmericanFood #TraditionalAgriculture #IndigenousEcologicalKnowledge #IEK #UniversityOfNorthCarolina #CommunityGardens #CulturalGardens

  7. This is it. The final baseball game of the NCAA 2026 CWS between North Carolina and Oklahoma. Pick up your guitar James and bring them home. accnation.net/cws-baseball-26- #Baseball #UNC #TarHeels #ACC #CWS

  8. This is it. The final baseball game of the NCAA 2026 CWS between North Carolina and Oklahoma. Pick up your guitar James and bring them home. accnation.net/cws-baseball-26- #Baseball #UNC #TarHeels #ACC #CWS

  9. The University of North Carolina has an Ombuds Office. Not weird. It seems to treat Ombuds as a singular. Weird. The s in the original word is an infix, UNC. Why would you do this?

    #UNC #linguistics

  10. It's time to archaeology-maxx with unc, Flint Dibble. Let's spill the tea on floor-lore, and share archaeology widely with 'dem kids. #FYP #foryoupage #foryou #history #archaeology #ArchaeologyMaxxing #genzslang #genzhumor #genz #unc 🧪 🏺

  11. RE: flipboard.social/@CultureDesk/

    + #unc "is something embedded more deeply into black culture, and seeing it stripped of its meaning actually makes me a little sad. If there’s anything insulting about being called...it’s the kind of insult that’s meant to bring people closer together, not reinforce an artificial boundary between generations. It’s a word you use for people who are actively in community with you, not people you are trying to shut out."

  12. I would pay good money for video of Kenny Smith's face as Carolina went down in defeat tonight. #ncaa #unc

  13. Aquí Javier, quien, con ayuda de @Sondra (y su experiencia con @LaTinta_rss) levanta este bot que replica las noticias de los Servicios de Radio y Televisión de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.

    Tal vez, este debería haber sido el primer mensaje de la cuenta (en lugar de las noticias 😅). Es que antes de la #presentación formal quería asegurarme de que todo estuviera bien configurado.

    Este es mi primer bot para Mastodon; espero que sean muchos más.

    #Córdoba #Argentina #universidad #unc

  14. In #cyber I dug into why and where particular naming conventions of threat actors originate.#UNC in particular. Mundane as it may be, TLDR:

    #Mandiant assigns numbered acronyms in three categories, APT, FIN, and UNC, resulting in APT names like FIN7. Other companies using a similar system include Proofpoint (TA) and IBM (ITG and Hive).

    Others do their own things too.

    From: Advanced Persistent Threat (naming) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced

  15. Sup Dogs on Franklin street in Chapel Hill, just a short time ago: instagram.com/reel/DUephw1jExy/
    #UNC

  16. UNC System details painstaking process to root out diversity, equity and inclusion  – NC Newsline

    UNC Chapel Hill (Photo: Clayton Henkel / NC Newsline)

      UNC System details painstaking process to root out diversity, equity and inclusion 

      By: Clayton Henkel – January 8, 2026 9:00 am

      The University of North Carolina System assured state legislators Wednesday that they are doing everything in their power to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion language and programs across the 17-campus system.

      The UNC Board of Governors voted in May 2024 to formally repeal the system’s policy on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in favor of “principled neutrality.”

      Still, equity has remained in the political crosshairs, with Republicans lawmakers filing multiple bills in the 2025 session to  prohibit the support, funding or implementation of DEI programs in state government and education.

      Bart Goodson, the UNC System’s senior vice president for government affairs, told members of the House Select Committee on Government Efficiency that the system is ahead of the curve in complying with the President’s executive orders on discrimination and DEI. (Photo: NCGA livestream)

      Bart Goodson, the UNC System’s senior vice president for government affairs, told members of the House Select Committee on Government Efficiency that by the time President Trump’s executive orders on discrimination and DEI rolled out in January 2025, the system was ahead of the curve.

      Goodson said each campus was advised on the remaining steps necessary to bring campuses into full compliance with the Trump administration’s orders.

      “The guidance emphasizes the policies refocus on student success and reminds campuses of the constant, ongoing vigilance campuses must use,” said Goodson.

      UNC Chapel Hill (Photo: Clayton Henkel/NC Newsline)

      A memo from the system also mandated that all general education requirements that included completion of course credits related to diversity, equity and inclusion be suspended.

      The system further mandated an annual campus reporting requirement with the chancellor’s signature to verify compliance.

      To date, 59 positions tied to DEI have been eliminated and 131 have been realigned. The system estimates that the implementation of the equality policy across the University of North Carolina system has saved $17.1 million. The savings have been redirected to student mental health, military and veteran student services and academic advising, according to Goodson.

      But efforts to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion from higher education in North Carolina have not been quick or easy.

      “We’re turning over every stone,” Goodson told committee members.

      The campuses have manually reviewed more than 4,756 web pages, revised 1,270 web pages, and reviewed over 8,000 gifts, including scholarships and grants. Of those gift funds, 345 were flagged, 29 amended, with some spending paused. Funding from 85 foundations required working with individual donors to bring agreements into compliance.

      “It takes a lot of manpower and a lot of man hours to review this information,” Goodson told the committee. “It’s a time-consuming area.”

      Continue/Read Original Article Here: UNC System details painstaking process to root out diversity, equity and inclusion  • NC Newsline

      Tags: "Principled Neutrality", 131 "Realigned", 17 Campuses, 59 Positions Eliminated, DEI, Diversity, Equity, Executive Orders, Funding Adjustments, Inclusion, NC Newsline, Process, State Government, The University of North Carolina, Trump, UNC, UNC-Chapel Hill
      #PrincipledNeutrality #131Realigned #17Campuses #59PositionsEliminated #DEI #Diversity #Equity #ExecutiveOrders #FundingAdjustments #Inclusion #NCNewsline #Process #StateGovernment #TheUniversityOfNorthCarolina #Trump #UNC #UNCChapelHill