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BBQ Lunch
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingJoin us for a BBQ lunch!
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Spring Speaker Series: Karen Chapple
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingPublic lecture by Dr. Karen Chapple from UC Berkeley entitled “The Urban Displacement Project: Urban Data Science for Policy Change”
Student Research Seminar Series
101 New EastThe Student Research Seminar Series gives a few students each month an opportunity to present on a research project they’re working on.
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Spring Speakers Series
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingSpring Speakers Series
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ULI Independent Study Final Presentation
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingStudents will be sharing both their process and the small area plan they’ve crafted for the site, and would love your feedback.
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MP Capstone Social Event
Top of the Hill Restaurant & Brewery 100 E Franklin St #300, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, Chapel HillPlease join us for a fun, social poster session demonstrating our graduating student's readiness for professional practice.
Women of DCRP Monthly Happy Hour
Trophy Brewing & Taproom on Maywood AvePlease join us on Wednesday, April 24th at Trophy Brewing & Taproom on Maywood Ave. from 6:00PM to 8:00PM. ***Please note that this is the brewery + taproom location, not the brewing + pizza location (on W. Morgan) or tap … Read more
Streets of the Future – how new mobilities are shaping city planning – with Michael Schwartz (MCRP ’08)
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingIt’s our very own Michael Schwartz (MCRP '08), from Ride Report, talking about “Streets of the Future – how new mobilities are shaping city planning.” Michael Schwartz Director of Transportation Planning, Ride Report Durham, North Carolina Michael works with city … Read more
Biodiversity of Cities Symposium
Join us at the Biodiversity of Cities Symposium! Explore urban biodiversity from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.
Accommodating all Pedestrians with Design
Chapin Reading Room, 211 New East BuildingWhile vehicle occupant fatalities are declining in the United States, pedestrian fatalities are unfortunately rising.