Creative writing faculty will participate in a free discussion following the 2 p.m. Oct. 25 performance of PlayMakers Repertory Company’s current production, “Seminar.”
PlayMakers hosts free creative writing discussion with ‘Seminar’ Sunday, Oct. 25 Read More »
The honor is given to early-career scientists who are encouraged to think big and look at complex issues with a fresh perspective.
Chemist Jillian Dempsey awarded Packard Fellowship in Science and Engineering Read More »
UNC will host New York Times columnist, best-selling author and Carolina alumnus Frank Bruni as the annual Eve Marie Carson Lecture Series speaker on Nov. 5.
New York Times columnist and UNC alumnus Frank Bruni to speak Nov. 5 Read More »
Can society still afford the luxury of the liberal arts? That was the timely question that Carolina’s Program in the Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences posed to a six-member panel on Oct 10. In the week leading up to the discussion, Carolina had celebrated a faculty member winning a Nobel Prize in
Valuing liberal arts in the digital age Read More »
William L. Andrews, the E. Maynard Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature, is the recipient of the 2015 Thomas Jefferson Award
Slave narratives still move Bill Andrews Read More »
The sixth annual Solar Energy Research Conference will focus on solar energy conversion, light-driven electron transfer and energy transfer.
UNC-Chapel Hill to host national conference on solar energy Oct. 15-16 Read More »
Results from mathematicians in the College of Arts and Sciences have major implications for drug delivery and managing pollutants spilled in waterways.
A team led by the California Institute of Technology has been selected to transform the venerable 2.1-meter telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory into the first dedicated adaptive optics (AO) observatory for astronomy. Nicholas Law in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences is part of that team.
A sharp-eyed future of historic Kitt Peak Telescope Read More »
Roshan Cultural Heritage Institute has created a second endowment at UNC-Chapel Hill, bringing its total gifts to $1 million in support of the university’s growing Persian studies program.
Gift creates first Persian studies endowed professorship Read More »
Scientists from the UNC/NC State joint biomedical engineering department are creating a new kind of research tool that will be nearly indistinguishable from the human gastrointestinal tract.
Researchers awarded $5.3 million to develop novel gut-on-a-chip technology Read More »
