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Perfect study spaces. Powerful learning tools. Endless opportunities to discover and grow.  

The University Library supports every Tar Heel’s journey — whether they’re diving into research, leading a group project, or finding a quiet corner to think.  

From the new Library AI Studio to hands-on encounters with history, our librarians help students and faculty push the boundaries of what’s possible. Through cultural programs, exhibits, and statewide partnerships, we connect people to stories that enrich lives far beyond Chapel Hill. 

Carolina’s libraries employ over 180 Library Scholars, students who work in our libraries while they’re students, giving Tar Heels meaningful jobs that build skills for life. 

Make your gift on GiveUNC to keep these crucial programs moving forward. When you do, you’ll receive an exclusive University Library magnet — perfect for your fridge, whiteboard, or study space. 

Two male UNC-Chapel Hill students on their computers in Davis Library.

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Dollar-for-Dollar up to $2,000

Gail Perry ’73, MBA ’77, and recent Friends of the Library Board Member, will match all gifts in support of the Restoration of the Map of Edenton, NC up to $2,000.

$1,000 for 50 gifts

Joanne Olszewski, in memory of Bernard John Olszewski ‘62, will give $1,000 if 50 gifts are made to the University Library.

$3,000 for 200 Gifts

Raquel Hudson ‘92, Friend of the Library Board Member, will give $3,000 if 200 gifts are made to the University Library.

$3,000 for 150 Gifts

Lindsey Wilson ‘17, Friend of the Library Board Member, will give $3,000 if 150 gifts are made to the University Library.

$3,000 for 100 Gifts

Eric Johnson ’08, Friend of the Library Board Member, will give $3,000 if 100 gifts are made to the University Library.

$10,000 for 250 Gifts

Andrea Bates ‘87, Friend of the Library Board Member, will give $10,000 if 250 gifts are made to the University Library.

I enjoy having a space to decompress in between classes. There’s always a spot that fits what I need in the moment, from the busy 1st floor of Davis to the more secluded corners of Wilson.

Abby Oldt, MSLS student
Abby Oldt in Library on laptop