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 »
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 »
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 »
The program is designed for students who have started their Chinese language journey and would like to develop advanced working language skills. Second-year students Christopher Burriss and Olivia Holder and third-year student Emily Rose, all students in the College of Arts and Sciences, join the ranks of Carolina students and alumni who have been awarded the prestigious fellowship.
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Honors Carolina program names three students 2016 Weir Fellows Read More »
Larry Han, a fourth-year student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Max Seunik, a 2015 Carolina alumnus, have been named recipients of the inaugural Schwarzman Scholars program award.
UNC-Chapel Hill student and alumnus among first cohort of Schwarzman Scholars Read More »
A lifelong passion for theatre influences one undergraduate student to research how the art form helps children learning to read.
The College of Arts and Sciences wishes you a season full of joy, warmth and peace.
Happy Holidays from UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences Read More »
About 20 students with majors including biology, Russian languages and studio art recently came together to build a telescope in the new makerspace in the basement of Hanes Art Center.
Students learn to ‘BeAM’ in telescope-building class Read More »
A year-long project at UNC-Chapel Hill, “Telling our Stories of Home: Exploring and Celebrating Changing African-Diaspora Communities,” has been awarded a Humanities in the Public Square grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
NEH-funded project to explore meaning of ‘home’ in African diaspora communities Read More »
