President Barack Obama will visit UNC-Chapel Hill Wednesday afternoon (Nov. 2) to campaign for presidential candidate Secretary Hillary Clinton. The event is hosted by the UNC-Chapel Hill Young Democrats to rally student support. The President will speak outside on the Michael Hooker Fields, located between Carmichael Arena and the School of Government off South Road.
Does your bike need fixing or tires need a boost of air? To support University staff, faculty, and student bicyclists, the first of two Madrax Bike Fixit stations was installed on the southwest side of Greenlaw near the Pit. The Madrax … Read more
Ridge Road will be closed to through traffic in phases to allow the Town of Chapel Hill to perform resurfacing. During an initial phase, Ridge Road was closed between Manning Drive and the Rams Head Parking Deck. On Thursday, August … Read more
West Drive will be limited to a single lane during the day on Friday, July 22 and then blocked to all through traffic Friday, July 22 at 7 p.m. through the evening of Sunday, July 24 at 12 midnight for … Read more
Hill Hall Annex Construction to Cause Pedestrian Detours The Hill Hall Annex demolition beginning Tuesday, July 5 will block the main Porthole Alley walkway through July 30. Please use alternate nearby walkways.
UNC Transportation & Parking and APO will hold the annual Bicycle Auction to benefit APO charities: WHEN: Thursday, September 8, 5:30 p.m. WHERE: Business School Deck (bottom level) Parking is available in the back of the Bowles Lot, near the … Read more
Attention Motorists: Cameron Avenue will be blocked to through traffic from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m. (noon) on Saturday, August 27 to facilitate the use of a crane for the renovation of Davie Hall elevators. Access to points along Cameron … Read more
Portion of Manning Dr. Closed for Night Construction, January 5-7 Pedestrian Bridge “A” Closed for Maintenance, January 6 Pedestrian bridge maintenance work is requiring the closure of a portion of Manning Drive to automobile traffic between West Drive and Old … Read more
