A study by UNC psychologists shows the predominant use of social media may limit the opportunity to practice in-person conversations that are crucial for adolescents, particularly boys.
Overusing social media as an adolescent may hurt your love life later on Read More »
UNC-Chapel Hill is home to a professor who is studying and researching trees to better understand climate and weather. Erika Wise is an expert in the field of dendrochronology — the scientific method of dating tree rings.
Carolina professor’s research speaks for the trees Read More »
Nancy Rodriguez-Bunn is a mathematics professor within the UNC College of Arts and Sciences. She works to understand social phenomena using math.
Mathematician’s research sheds light on urban crime, segregation, ecology, more Read More »
Now in its 10th year, Maymester, which usually begins the Wednesday after Commencement, gives students the opportunity to earn course credit before summer officially begins.
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UNC chemist Joseph DeSimone’s years of innovative and beneficial work in material science was honored by President Barack Obama with the National Medal of Technology and Innovation.
‘That fearless spirit of innovation’ Read More »
Microbiomes – communities of diverse microorganisms that live together in different environments – are invisible to the naked eye.
Maximizing microbiome knowledge Read More »
A staged reading of ‘ARDEO’ by playwright Jacqueline Lawton May 14 and 15 will tell the stories of burn survivors and their care providers — chaplains, nurses, doctors, social workers and family members.
‘ARDEO’ explores stories of burn survivors, care providers Read More »
Attending the University of North Carolina has become a long family tradition, and on May 8, Shelby Miller will complete another generation of Carolina graduates — with the patriarch of the Tar Heel family, her grandfather Jack Schofield, watching.
Hauser focuses on the continuum of care for mothers diagnosed with HIV during pregnancy.
On April 18, the Student Union’s Great Hall provided a visual representation of the large scale of undergraduate research conducted every day in Carolina’s labs and classrooms.
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