UNC-Chapel Hill is continuing its decade-long rise as one of the world’s top universities for sponsored research, climbing to eighth nationally among private and public research institutions in overall research and development expenditures and sixth nationally in federal research and development spending.
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The awards, presented by the Breakthrough Prize Foundation, honor pioneering work in physics and genetics, cosmology, neurology and mathematics.
UNC physicists contributed to Breakthrough Prize-winning projects Read More »
Clarence Page, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, syndicated columnist and senior member of the Chicago Tribune editorial board, will facilitate the Town Hall on Thursday, Nov. 19.
Pulitzer Prize winner to facilitate Nov. 19 UNC Town Hall on race and inclusion Read More »
UNC and Arizona State researchers will study thermonuclear reaction rates to determine how much of certain elements exploding stars can produce.
Forged in the hearts of stars Read More »
Concussions on the playing field may steal the news headlines, but head trauma isn’t just an issue for athletes — it can be a life-or-death situation for members of the military, as well.
Guskiewicz, Mihalik talk impact of concussions Read More »
Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most honored college honorary society, has inducted 144 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students as new members.
144 at UNC-Chapel Hill inducted into Phi Beta Kappa Read More »
Nick Wagner, a doctoral student in psychology and neuroscience in the College of Arts and Sciences, won UNC-Chapel Hill’s first-ever Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition on Nov. 4. The other two winners were also from the College.
Kelly Hogan, director of instructional innovation for the College of Arts and Sciences and senior STEM lecturer in the biology department, will be the featured speaker at Carolina’s December Commencement.
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will hold two separate, but linked ceremonies to honor the military on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
Ethan Lievense, an M.A. ’17 candidate in sport administration in the department of exercise and sport science in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences guided a 50-year-old blind man from Ireland named Tony Ward in running the New York City Marathon on Nov. 1.
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