This past semester, Annie McDarris participated in a capstone class through the Environment, Ecology, and Energy Program that examined well water contamination and environmental justice in the northern piedmont of North Carolina.
Troubled waters: Capstone class addresses water contamination in North Carolina Read More »
A new study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill explores the mechanics and benefits of the underlying flock structure used by four types of shorebirds.
New research explores the mechanics of how birds flock Read More »
Rachel Noble of Carolina’s Institute of Marine Sciences talks about her rapid water quality tests and how they can help North Carolinians stay safe during hurricane season.
Preventing waterborne illness after a hurricane Read More »
The Institute for the Arts and Humanities’ visionary founder, Ruel Willoughby Tyson Jr., an esteemed scholar, colleague and mentor, passed away on May 30.
Institute for the Arts and Humanities’ founder Ruel W. Tyson Jr. passes away at 88 Read More »
“Ethics of Stand-up Comedy” is a Maymester course that examines comedy’s role in society as a form of cultural expression full of underlying ethical discussions.
Maymester: “Ethics of Stand-up Comedy” Read More »
Frank Leibfarth, an assistant professor of chemistry in the College of Arts & Sciences at UNC-Chapel Hill, has been named a Beckman Young Investigator by the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation.
Chemistry’s Frank Leibfarth named Beckman Young Investigator Read More »
Two enterprising women entrepreneurs in the Shuford Program in Entrepreneurship are the 2019 recipients of the LeighDeux Women in Entrepreneurship Excellence Scholarship: Krishna Patel ’20 and Anastasia Soule ’19.
What’s hidden inside the world’s most famous museums? A Maymester course on museum studies reveals the hidden artifacts and unseen decisions behind these institutions.
Maymester: “Introduction to Museum Studies” Read More »
This three-week Maymester course teaches students about skeletal analysis and its role in contemporary forensic cases.
Maymester: “Written in Bone” Read More »
The fellowships provide support for promising scholars completing dissertations that explore ethics and religion.
Two graduate students named Charlotte W. Newcombe Fellows Read More »
