Blake M. Hauser has been named a recipient of the Churchill Scholarship, a research-focused award that provides funds for a year of master’s study in science, mathematics and engineering at Churchill College.
UNC-Chapel Hill student Blake M. Hauser named Churchill Scholar Read More »
The Carolina Center for Jewish Studies gathers scholars, journalists, students and the public to explore antisemitism’s past and present.
Scholarly conference April 10-12 at UNC-Chapel Hill to explore antisemitism Read More »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s General Alumni Association (GAA) has honored an American studies professor and the dean of the school of pharmacy with its Faculty Service Awards. Joy Kasson, professor emeritus in Carolina’s department of American studies, College of Arts and Sciences, and Dean Robert “Bob” Blouin of the UNC-Chapel Hill
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Twenty-four instructors and teaching assistants have been named winners of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s 2016 University Teaching Awards.
Carolina announces 2016 University Teaching Awards Read More »
Eight students recently received Hogan Book Awards. The award, created by professors Kelly and Brian Hogan, provides the textbook to the introductory science courses to a selected group of first generation college students.
Eight students receive Hogan Book Awards Read More »
Samantha Joye, a leading researcher on the impact of oil and gas seepage in deep ocean environments, will give the keynote address at UNC-Chapel Hill’s 2016 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony. The event recognizes graduate students receiving their doctoral degrees and is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. May 7 at the Dean E. Smith Center, 300 Bowles Drive.
Ocean researcher to deliver Doctoral Hooding address Read More »
Greenlaw 101 was renovated to be a more interactive space and is the first of its kind on campus big enough for 100 students or more.
Greenlaw 101, lecture hall for the 21st century Read More »
Alumna and Chancellor’s Fellow Emily Auerbach’s goal is to make Carolina the first public university in the country where edible and medicinal plants are integrated into landscapes throughout campus.
Harvesting a new landscape Read More »
A study by researchers working with the Transfer Project, a partnership of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carolina Population Center, UNICEF and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, concludes that small unconditional cash grants for families with children under five years old make it possible for impoverished rural families
Study Shows Cash Transfers in Zambia Address Some But Not All Aspects of Extreme Poverty Read More »
During the Fall 2015 semester, Sara Shields was part of the first faculty exchange with the UNC-King’s Strategic Alliance
Faculty exchange connects communities across the Atlantic Read More »
