UNC covers up Kenan Stadium plaque dedicated to William Rand Kenan, Sr.

Posted Nov 9, 2019
More than a year after UNC pledged to change the dedication plaques at Kenan Memorial Stadium, at least one of them is now covered with a temporary UNC logo. The university wants to shift the focus away from William Rand Kenan Sr., who was a leader in the Wilmington racial violence of 1898. The stadium isn’t the only Kenan namesake on campus. (Charlotte Observer)

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