The National High School Ethics Bowl was born at Carolina in 2012 to promote respectful discussion of ethics issues among high school students nationwide.
Ethics Bowl will bring high school students nationwide to Carolina Read More »
PlayMakers Repertory Company’s Summer Youth Conservatory announces auditions for its upcoming summer performance of “Bright Star” as well as interviews for technical theater students. Auditions for actors are Feb. 9 and 10.
PlayMakers’ Summer Youth Conservatory announces auditions for “Bright Star” Read More »
The Center for Middle East and Islamic Studies, formerly named the Carolina Center for the Study of the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations, celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2018. The center promotes understanding of the Middle East through teaching, research and community outreach.
Bill Ferris, the John R. Williamson eminent professor emeritus of history, never could have imagined being nominated for two Grammy Awards when he first picked up a camera at 12 years old.
Well Said: The songs of the American South Read More »
The Washington Post uses research on storm surge from marine sciences professor Rick Luettich in this interactive story. The Washington Post
Gone in a generation Read More »
New associate dean for study abroad brings a personal and professional passion for making global experiences meaningful — and available — for every UNC student.
‘Study abroad is not an extra’ Read More »
Senior Jackie Kenny, majoring in English and minoring in comparative literature and creative writing, displays passion and resilience through her roles as a student and a member of the UNC rowing team.
Jackie Kenny: Shining Brightly Read More »
VentureBeat, Ubergizmo and IEEE Spectrum quote joint department of biomedical engineering with NC State professor Helen Huang on recent work involving a system that applies reinforcement learning to the task of tuning a robotic knee. VentureBeat
AI tunes prosthetic legs to help human wearers walk better, faster Read More »
Hannah Gill has seen her home state of North Carolina change significantly since she was a youth. Gill is the director of the Latino Migration Project and one of the founders of the Building Integrated Communities program.
Global Heel Profile: Hannah Gill and the Building Integrated Communities Program Read More »
College of Arts & Sciences dean and exercise and sport science professor Kevin Guskiewicz discusses an ongoing study with the NFL looking into concussions and their impact on the brain. WCCB – Charlotte, NC
Concussion research in North Carolina could change the game Read More »
