It’s seven a.m. on a spring morning, and associate professor of art Cary Levine is at UNC’s Memorial Hospital, delivering an early morning lecture to an unexpected crowd — UNC medical students.
The art of surgery: Cary Levine on the intersection of art and science Read More »
American Studies 375 – better known as “Carolina Cooks, Carolina Eats” at UNC-Chapel Hill – isn’t your normal class. Here, ‘course’ also means appetizers, entrees and dessert.
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Incoming first-year student Hayley Sigmon wins full four-year merit scholarship in creative writing to UNC-Chapel Hill.
Rocky Mount native awarded Thomas Wolfe Scholarship Read More »
Reena Gupta, who will graduate Sunday with a degree in public policy from the College of Arts and Sciences, not only immersed herself in the Carolina community over the past four years, she helped create one — through Healthy Girls Save the World.
Reena Gupta ’15: Creating community Read More »
Senior Katlin Roberts has always known that she would return home to Cherokee, N.C., after graduation from Carolina.
Katlin Roberts ’15: Making a difference for the Cherokee community Read More »
Christopher Gremillion offers this piece of advice for transfer students: Try stuff. Gremillion, a 33-year-old Carolina senior, entered UNC in fall 2013 as part of the Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program (C-STEP).
Christopher Gremillion ’15: Helping transfer students succeed Read More »
If senior Julia Ossey were a contestant on Jeopardy, her ideal category would be “American Presidents.” Ossey spent three years at UNC under the tutelage of political science professor Terry Sullivan, researching the daily schedules of presidents.
Julia Ossey ’15: Taking a look into the daily life of the president Read More »
Dr, Michael Meyer will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry May 10, nearly five decades after he set foot on campus as a freshman in 1967.
Michael Meyer ’15: Physician earns his UNC undergrad degree as a point of pride Read More »
If you’re sentenced to life in prison, you might eventually be released through parole. But what are the chances a prisoner with a life sentence will actually get parole? A UNC researcher dug through years of data to find out.
Plotting a Prisoner’s Parole Read More »
Carissa Landes and Mary Elizabeth Walters, both graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences, have each been awarded a David L. Boren Fellowship through the National Security Education Program, which supports fields of study, particularly languages, identified as critical to United States national security.
Two UNC graduate students receive Boren Fellowships Read More »
