The Southern Oral History Program launches a major research initiative — to collect oral histories in rural North Carolina communities that inform health care research, practice and policy.
Saving lives through stories Read More »
The UNC music department will celebrate the inaugural Month of Latin Jazz Sept. 29-Oct. 30.
Month of Latin Jazz: Music department celebrates Latin Jazz with a new festival Read More »
Imagine a new kind of humanities study that emphasizes construction over criticism, personal interpretation over competitive argument, and serendipity over planned outcomes. Using digital media, Daniel Anderson changes how students and scholars interact with literature.
Scroll, Click, Compose Read More »
Jamie Blake, a UNC-Chapel Hill doctoral student in musicology, will serve as the Harold J. Glass USAF Graduate Fellow for academic year 2018-19 – providing, among other benefits, mentoring from the professor who selected her specifically for the award.
Jamie Blake is selected as Harold J. Glass USAF Graduate Fellow Read More »
PlayMakers Repertory Company proudly opens its 2018-2019 mainstage season with the regional premiere of Ken Ludwig’s “Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood,” a play with music directed by Jessie Austrian and featuring original music by Jack Herrick, of North Carolina’s Red Clay Ramblers.
PlayMakers Repertory Company presents “Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood” Read More »
Award-winning composer-lyricist-performer Gillian Welch will be honored by UNC Chapel Hill’s Department of English & Comparative Literature with the Thomas Wolfe Prize this fall.
Songwriter Gillian Welch to be honored with UNC’s Thomas Wolfe Prize Read More »
Nine Carolina faculty members, including those in the College of Arts & Sciences, were recognized as Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars for their community engagement through scholarly endeavors.
UNC faculty recognized for engaged scholarship, work connecting with community Read More »
Carolina Works provides financial opportunites to undergraduate students through work-study poistions.
Danny Peralta and the Carolina Works Program Read More »
A dark time in our nation’s history, the period between the end of post-Civil War Reconstruction and 1950 saw thousands of African Americans murdered via lynching – predominantly in the South. Two UNC professors hope to honor these individuals by uncovering injustices that, for decades, have been systematically erased from public memory.
A History Suppressed Read More »
A new interdisciplinary program in Environment, Ecology and Energy (E³P) will leverage the College’s strengths in natural sciences, social sciences and humanities to teach students how to best manage resources in an ever-changing world.
New name, new emphasis, for environmental program at UNC Read More »
