Valerie Sheares Ashby, a professor and chair of the chemistry department in the College of Arts and Sciences at UNC-Chapel Hill, will be the next dean of Trinity College of Arts & Sciences at Duke University beginning July 1.
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Most seniors only hope to collect one piece of paper this time of year. But Daira Belen Melendez was determined to get two: her diploma and her certificate of U.S. citizenship.
Naturalized citizen, first in her family, shares her story Read More »
Vincas Steponaitis, professor of anthropology in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, has received the 2015 Faculty Award for Excellence in Doctoral Mentoring.
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On some days, it comes easily. My mind is a harsh scrawl of bright ink, frazzled, frenzied, and I have to scribble down words as they jump to the forefront of my head like a flashbulb going off — discombobulated phrases, random lines of dialogue that some character will say at some point in some
Incoming first-year student Hayley Sigmon wins full four-year merit scholarship in creative writing to UNC-Chapel Hill.
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Dillon Robinson — who went from early academic struggles to becoming a member of the prestigious Order of the Golden Fleece honorary society — will become a first-generation graduate with a degree in communication studies when he turns his tassel on Sunday.
Dillon Robinson ’15: Finding his heel print Read More »
When she first arrived at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Emma Woelk aspired to work in research science, but added German Studies classes “just for fun.”
Emma Woelk Ph.D. ’15: A collaborative degree in German studies Read More »
Carolyn Coons ’16 is a history and journalism double major from Charlotte, N.C., who writes about her time studying abroad at King’s College London.
Why Carolina? Because Chapel Hill is a gateway to the world 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 »
