The 4th annual Diversity THINKposium will be held Aug. 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Friday Center at UNC-Chapel Hill. This year theme will be “Microaggressions.”
Fourth annual Diversity THINKposium to focus on Microaggressions Read More »
In this Well Said podcast, sociology professor Charles Kurzman from the College of Arts and Sciences discusses terrorism and his research on the small number of Muslim-Americans who join militant groups.
Well Said podcast: America and terrorism Read More »
Andrea Barnes, a second-year student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been selected as the University’s first recipient of the Mount Vernon Leadership Fellows Program, a competitive, five and a half week leadership development program for rising college juniors who want to make a difference.
Andrea Barnes selected as UNC-Chapel Hill’s first Mount Vernon Leadership Fellow Read More »
Associate professor Renee Alexander Craft, the acting director of the Southern Oral History Program, was awarded a Whiting Public Engagement Fellowship, for her project Digital Portobelo.
Renee Alexander Craft awarded humanities fellowship for Digital Portobelo project Read More »
For many who identify as LGBTQ, the prospect of studying abroad can seem both incredibly enriching and downright terrifying. How can I know whether I’ll enjoy my experience in another country? Will I be accepted by the people?
Out and About: LGBTQ Abroad Read More »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ranks ninth among the nation’s best public universities for African Americans, according to MONEY and Essence magazines.
UNC-Chapel Hill rated among top 10 national public universities for African Americans Read More »
“Our mission is to empower women to achieve what they want and become successful,” Rahhal said. “We really hope that with this conference it will really give them a platform for networking and a platform for learning from other’s experiences.”
Women in Science Symposium helps build networks, confidence Read More »
For Kiran Singh Sirah ’13, finding common ground through storytelling is the foundation for peace.
“Historical Trauma and Healing: the Fourth Annual Native Leaders Symposium” will be held April 1 at the Carolina Inn, and the public is invited to attend.
Senior Jenny Hughes’ research focuses on the effects of hunger on the foraging behavior of mud crabs within the presence of predators that sit higher up in the food chain.
Studying the effects of hunger on the foraging behavior of mud crabs Read More »
