The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has provided $978,122 in scholarships, fellowships, and program support for study abroad programs through private gifts to the College of Arts & Sciences.
UNC Awards $978,122 in Study Abroad Support to 212 Students Read More »
Senior Annie Simpson is majoring in studio art within the UNC College of Arts & Sciences. Most recently, she compiled her photos into a series of artist books for her Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) project.
Women in Science Wednesday: Annie Simpson Read More »
UNC junior Chang Liu analyzed geographic data for approximately 224,000 Durham County voters and found widespread inequality in travel times to polling stations.
Roadblock to the Polls Read More »
As an academic who has spent a lifetime studying the world of work, Arne Kalleberg will be paying close attention when Labor Day rolls around again on the first Monday of September.
Kalleberg explores the pitfalls of precarious work and what can be done about them Read More »
Nine Carolina faculty members, including those in the College of Arts & Sciences, were recognized as Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars for their community engagement through scholarly endeavors.
UNC faculty recognized for engaged scholarship, work connecting with community Read More »
Lisa Bauer wants to use computer science as a tool to help improve quality of life for people with disabilities and for the elderly.
Carolina Works provides financial opportunites to undergraduate students through work-study poistions.
Danny Peralta and the Carolina Works Program Read More »
A dark time in our nation’s history, the period between the end of post-Civil War Reconstruction and 1950 saw thousands of African Americans murdered via lynching – predominantly in the South. Two UNC professors hope to honor these individuals by uncovering injustices that, for decades, have been systematically erased from public memory.
A History Suppressed Read More »
What can we learn from tardigrades, aka ‘water bears,’ these ultimate survivors? And what might they help us figure out regarding human health and disease?
These Gummy Bear-Looking Things Will Inherit the Earth Read More »
Two different types of popularity exist, according to Carolina professor Mitch Prinstein, and being cool is not always a good predictor of future success.
The right kind of popularity Read More »
