If your idea of an archaeological dig features a bullwhip-toting, fedora-wearing Indiana Jones rescuing precious artifacts from greedy thieves, you might want to go easy on the movie popcorn.
75 years of unearthing N.C.’s past Read More »
Seven students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were selected as recipients of the 2015 Burch Fellowship to pursue unique and self-initiated proposed experiences anywhere off UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus. The Burch Fellows Program was established in 1993 by a gift from UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus Lucius E. Burch, III. Its purpose is to
Seven students selected as 2015 Burch Fellows Read More »
Eight University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students received 2015 Class of 1938 Summer Project Abroad Fellowships for research abroad this summer.
Eight students receive Class of 1938 awards Read More »
On May 12, Carolina announced two impressive initiatives that will help service members and veterans succeed in the classroom — both on campus and online.
Serving those who serve Read More »
Most seniors only hope to collect one piece of paper this time of year. But Daira Belen Melendez was determined to get two: her diploma and her certificate of U.S. citizenship.
Naturalized citizen, first in her family, shares her story Read More »
On some days, it comes easily. My mind is a harsh scrawl of bright ink, frazzled, frenzied, and I have to scribble down words as they jump to the forefront of my head like a flashbulb going off — discombobulated phrases, random lines of dialogue that some character will say at some point in some
Incoming first-year student Hayley Sigmon wins full four-year merit scholarship in creative writing to UNC-Chapel Hill.
Rocky Mount native awarded Thomas Wolfe Scholarship Read More »
Dillon Robinson — who went from early academic struggles to becoming a member of the prestigious Order of the Golden Fleece honorary society — will become a first-generation graduate with a degree in communication studies when he turns his tassel on Sunday.
Dillon Robinson ’15: Finding his heel print Read More »
Carolyn Coons ’16 is a history and journalism double major from Charlotte, N.C., who writes about her time studying abroad at King’s College London.
Why Carolina? Because Chapel Hill is a gateway to the world Read More »
Reena Gupta, who will graduate Sunday with a degree in public policy from the College of Arts and Sciences, not only immersed herself in the Carolina community over the past four years, she helped create one — through Healthy Girls Save the World.
Reena Gupta ’15: Creating community Read More »
