A roundtable discussion on Nov. 18 at UNC will celebrate the publication of Latin American writer José María Vargas Vila’s manuscript of his novel, En los jardines de Lesbos.
Celebrating an early unpublished Latin American novel on Nov. 18 Read More »
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.
A Tar Heel Helping Hand at The New York City Marathon Read More »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Latin American studies on campus during the 2015-16 academic year.
Celebrating 100 Years of Latin American Studies at UNC Read More »
From film viewings and performances to cultural events and lectures, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will celebrate American Indian heritage throughout November.
Carolina celebrates American Indian Heritage Month Read More »
Kevin Guskiewicz, a neuroscientist and internationally recognized expert on sport-related concussions and a senior associate dean in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s College of Arts and Sciences, will become the College’s 22nd dean.
Kevin Guskiewicz named next dean of College of Arts and Sciences Read More »
The UNC Process Series presents “And So We Walked,” written and performed by DeLanna Studi and directed by Corey Madden, Nov. 13-14 at 8 p.m. in Swain Hall Studio 6.
Process Series presents “And So We Walked,” exploring the impact of the Trail of Tears Read More »
Members of the campus and local community are invited to attend the panel discussion, “Courageous Conversations 101: Strategies for Facilitating Dialogues across Differences,” Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. in the Freedom Forum room, third floor of Carroll Hall.
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Peace First, a national nonprofit dedicated to creating the next generation of peacemakers, has announced the five winners of the 3rd annual Peace First Prize. Among the winners is Brennan Lewis, a first-year honors student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Peace First prize goes to UNC student Brennan Lewis Read More »
Borders, both geopolitical and social, have always fascinated Layla Quran ’15. Originally from the West Bank, Quran herself has crossed many borders in her personal and academic life.
Layla Quran ’15 explores geopolitical and social borders in the Middle East, U.S. Read More »
William L. Andrews, the E. Maynard Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature, is the recipient of the 2015 Thomas Jefferson Award
Slave narratives still move Bill Andrews Read More »
