Carolina Planning Journal

Carolina Planning Journal is a student-run publication based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Founded in 1974, the journal is the oldest of its kind in the United States, employing a small team of four individuals. The journal operates within the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Carolina Planning Journal publishes a print volume and maintains a blog called ∆NGLES. Both platforms serve as a forum for planners, academics, and students to engage in discussions about planning challenges and solutions, both within North Carolina and on a broader scale. The journal strives to provide high-quality content, drawing on research from the university and showcasing examples from other regions to inspire practitioners and educate students. The Carolina Planning Journal distinguishes itself as a student-led initiative dedicated to advancing the field of planning through insightful commentary and timely research. Its long-standing history and connection to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill contribute to its reputation as a trusted source of information and analysis within the planning community. Readers interested in connecting with Carolina Planning Journal can visit their website at carolinaangles.com.