UNC senior Robert Williams is a passionate walker and biker, but he had never considered walking a mode of artistic expression before signing up for the Maymester course, “Arts 290: The Walking Seminar.”
Maymester: Walking as an Art Form Read More »
Every spring UNC’s department of computer science hosts Maze Day, an event for visually impaired students of all ages from across North Carolina and beyond.
For Bishop, Maze Day means ‘doing something that matters’ Read More »
North Carolina’s inner coast erodes between one and seven feet a year, says marine scientist Tony Rodriguez. We can’t stop erosion, but Rodriguez thinks we can slow it down — with oysters.
Oysters: Better than bulkheads Read More »
Kevin Guskiewicz, a leading UNC concussion researcher, was at the White House on Thursday when President Barack Obama announced new initiatives aimed at the prevention and treatment of concussions in youth sports.
UNC concussion researcher participates in White House summit Read More »
UNC concussion researcher Kevin Guskiewicz will participate in a special White House summit Thursday (May 29) that will focus on finding new ways to identify, treat and prevent concussions, especially in youth sports.
UNC concussion researcher to participate in White House summit Read More »
Three graduating seniors reflect on what UNC has meant to them as they finish up final exams, cross things off bucket lists, don Carolina blue caps and gowns, and take on their next great adventures after May 11 commencement.
Goodbye, Carolina. Hello world. Read More »
Judith Mendez ’14 is doing real lab work as an undergraduate through the HHMI Future Scientists and Clinicians program.
Undergraduate researcher studies marine copepods Read More »
Historian Malinda Maynor Lowery is a part of the team that produces ‘A Chef’s Life,’ an award-winning PBS show based on a farm-to-fork restaurant, Chef and the Farmer, in Kinston, N.C.
UNC historian is co-producer of Peabody Award-winning PBS show, ‘A Chef’s Life’ Read More »
The digitized James L. Dusenbery Journal, part of UNC Libraries’ Documenting the American South collection, provides a glimpse into the life of a Carolina senior during the antebellum period.
Digitized student journal provides a glimpse of ‘senioritis’ circa 1841 Read More »
Professors across the College of Arts and Sciences are changing the structure of large introductory classes to enhance student learning and make their classes more engaging, experiential and effective.
Transforming large lecture classes Read More »
