Each year, the Office of Undergraduate Retention and the Division of Student Affairs at UNC-Chapel Hill partner with colleagues from across campus to provide a day-long conference for faculty and staff on current issues in undergraduate student success.
Partnering together for student success Read More »
Carolina alumni Sandra Davidson, Baxter Miller and Ryan Stancil launched the digital publication, Bit & Grain to tell North Carolina’s stories from mountains to coast.
Bit & Grain: Melding longform journalism, multimedia to tell N.C. stories Read More »
Trethewey comes to campus as the 2016 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence. She’ll participate in panel events on March 21 and 23.
Pulitzer Prize Winner, former U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey to speak March 22 Read More »
Clay Hackney, a Morehead-Cain Scholar, received the Chancellor’s Award for Economics in 2015, the prize for best economics thesis. He studied abroad in Beijing in 2013 as a Phillips Ambassador, and was awarded a U. S. State Department Critical Language Scholarship in 2015 for advanced Mandarin in Suzhou, China.
Phillips Ambassadors Spotlight: Clay Hackney ’15 Read More »
Although the conversation of diversity in STEM has long been a focus of departments and groups around campus, the conference was the first opportunity for faculty and staff to have a University-wide dialogue.
The honor is given to early-career scientists who are encouraged to think big and look at complex issues with a fresh perspective.
Three UNC faculty members receive 2016 Sloan Research Fellowships Read More »
North Carolina’s 800,000 Latinos represent the fastest-growing segment of the population and a significant potential market for the housing industry, researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill report in a new study.
Latino housing faces barriers, represents major untapped market, new study shows Read More »
Through the support of a $1.05 million grant from JPMorgan Chase & Co., the Center for Community Capital (CCC) will develop innovative strategies and solutions to help under-resourced communities become more vibrant and economically inclusive across the nation.
A six-day long conference-festival called “Telling Our Stories of Home” will bring together faculty, activists, and performers to workshop, present and engage with feminist discourses of home.
UNC-Chapel Hill students Larry Han and Matthew Leming have been awarded prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarships, which provide full support for graduate study at the University of Cambridge in England.
Two students named 2016 Gates Cambridge Scholars Read More »
