The next topic in a series of informational flyers from University Mail Services is Bulk Mail. Learn about the University’s Bulk Mail Permit and how to utilize it appropriately.
The next topic in a series of informational flyers from University Mail Services is Campus Box Numbers. Learn about how you receive mail on campus, proper addressing and how to update your campus box number.
The next topic in a series of informational flyers from University Mail Services is Certified Mail. Learn about the details behind a “proof of mailing date.”
The first topic in a series of informational flyers from University Mail Services is Priority Mail. Learn about pricing options, shipping time and tracking.
USPS has announced a temporary price increase to domestic parcels. This price increase will be effective Oct. 18, 2020 through Dec. 27, 2020.
Mail Services has USPS Priority Flat Rate boxes available upon request, free of charge.
Starting June 1, Mail Services has shifted to a modified delivery system for campus customers. Depending on your route, mail will be delivered to your building either Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or Tuesday and Thursday.
The state agency courier system is reducing operations and will only be available on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Please plan accordingly. Departments will still be able to send mail to other state agencies but only three days a week rather … Read more
University Mail Services will not be completing routes and will be at limited capacity. USPS mail will still be processed. Departments wanting to pick-up their mail can do so between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., Monday-Friday. Outgoing meter mail should be delivered to the UNC Mail facility before 2 p.m. Monday-Friday to be processed.
The United States Postal Service anticipates significant delays to delivery of all mail/packages to the following countries/regions: China, Italy, Hong Kong.
