In Sept. 1968 candidate Richard Nixon visited UNC to see the computer complex in Phillips Hall. The new cutting-edge computer was used to produce . . . a dot-matrix ASCII art elephant with "Nixon Agnew '68" on it. From the Durham Herald Co. photo collection.

UNC students rallied behind the issues that matter to them most in 2022, including climate preservation, affirmative action and University employee wages. Here's a breakdown of some of the student activism and advocacy on campus this year. bit.ly/3gOZwy5

DigitalNC has been redesigned and today is a soft launch! Please bear with us as we make sure everything's working. Check out the new site here: digitalnc.org

María Estorino has been named UNC Library's new vice provost and University librarian. A leader in academic libraries for more than 20 years, learn how Estorino will continue providing collaborative and community-focused leadership on campus unc.live/3HiSyea

Very excited to finally share this website. Working on it with @CarrierScarier and many others in Wilson Library has been a terrific and rewarding experience. We are committed to making sure this site remains updated, relevant, and useful.

.DigitalNC's African American Newspapers exhibit contains digitized copies of more than three dozen Black newspapers throughout North Carolina’s history. See the digital collection now: go.unc.edu/AfricanAmerica…

Steele Building was the first UNC building where Black students were allowed to live, but they were only allowed to do so on the third floor. Details about Black history at UNC are abundant, but not all students are aware of them. bit.ly/41ktjBk

University Libraries is now the home to the archive of Roland L. Freeman, one of the country’s most important photographers of Black life in the twentieth century.  Learn more about the collection here: library.unc.edu/2023/03/librar…

Issues of the East Wind from 1998-2006, published by UNC AASA , are now online thanks to our partner UNC Archives digitalnc.org/blog/issues-of…

Summer Session registration opens on Thursday! Register to take HIST 361/WGST 360: “LGBT History in the U.S.” with Professor Hooper Schultz (@hoop3r). Summer Session I, MTWTF 11:30-1:00.

The MHS holds Paul Revere's handwritten accounts of 4.18.1775, when he set out on a daring horseback mission to warn that British troops were on the move. On Patriots’ Day, help preserve this history at bit.ly/3KntGU3. #MHS1791 #PatriotsDay #Membership #Donate

Recent Acquisitions Evening is almost here! Come to Wilson Library, UNC Chapel Hill this Thursday, April 27 to see some of the most rare, unique, and fantastic items that we've collected over the past four years. Event happens from 6 to 8pm!

It's our birthday! Our first blog post announcing our first batch of scanned materials went live on May 12, 2009 so we are declaring we are 14 today! In celebration, DigitalNC staff picked some of our favorite items on the site. digitalnc.org/blog/happy-14t…

This Angelus Pacific design, recently highlighted by North Carolina Rabbit Hole, is now available on a nice-looking shirt from Homefield, but without the whiskey jug. homefieldapparel.com/collections/no…

The UNC Library Carolina Keepsakes digital collection hosts hundreds of items from the last two centuries of #UNC student life. Discover the objects preserved in Wilson Library to see how previous generations spent their time at Carolina unc.live/43KQENp

Decades before Waystar Royco announced Living+, it was a real program at UNC-Chapel Hill. This brochure is from July 2003. #SuccessionHBO

Happy first day of classes #TarHeels! 🩵 Want to learn more about the nations first public university? UNC A TO Z contains 350+ entries of facts, stories, and history of the people, places, and events that have shaped the Carolina we know today 🐏 Every Tar Heel needs this