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See how Carolina celebrated University Day


UNC celebrated its 232nd birthday with the annual University Day celebration Oct. 12 at Memorial Hall. The date marks the laying of the cornerstone of Old East, the University’s first building and oldest state university building in the nation. The ceremony concluded with the a cappella group Tar Heel Voices singing Carolina’s alma mater, Hark the Sound. (UNC.edu)

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See how Carolina celebrated University Day