Celebrate undergraduate research April 15
More than 200 undergraduate researchers will showcase projects they’ve worked on in the past year at the Celebration of Undergraduate Research April 15.
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Undergraduate Education
Learning 2.0: Engaging, Experiential, Entrepreneurial
We highlight creative teaching and learning across the College of Arts and Sciences in a series of stories called “Learning 2.0,” in the spring ’13 Carolina Arts & Sciences magazine, online now.
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Hark the Sound
Senior Patrick VanderJeugdt is UNC’s master bell ringer, with access to all the secret charms of the iconic Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower. (Features VIDEO content).
UNC Campus Recreation reopens Rams Head Climbing Wall
UNC Campus Recreation reopened the doors to the Rams Head Climbing Wall, located in the Rams Head Recreation Center, on Monday, March 18, after being closed for nearly a year.
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Seven Sawyers march through Carolina
When Raymond Sawyer graduates from Carolina in May, it will be the end of an era — at least for UNC’s Marching Tar Heel band and the Sawyer family. For the past 17 years, a Sawyer has played and marched in the band.
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Entrepreneurship 1.0: Spreading seeds of creative thinking to 300-plus students
Everything about this new entrepreneurship class was unusual. It focused on making a difference in the world. Professors told the students it was OK to fail. Instructional technology and a star lineup of guest speakers engaged students in new ways. Welcome to Entrepreneurship 1.0.
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Gitterman awarded Order of Long Leaf Pine
Daniel Gitterman, associate professor of public policy in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, has been awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, one of the state’s highest honors.
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Huge prehistoric reptile skeleton unveiled
UNC paleontologist Joe Carter and Karin Peyer, a UNC alumna from the Museum of Natural History in Paris, will unveil a 12-foot long skeletal reconstruction of a one-of-a-kind prehistoric reptile on March 3.
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Coping with grief
When communication studies professor Renee Alexander Craft lost a dear friend to cancer, she decided to write a children’s book to help young people deal with the loss of a loved one.
UNC to offer free online classes via Coursera
Carolina faculty’s expertise will be available to online learners around the world as part of a new partnership. Music professor Evan Feldman will teach one of the courses.
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