NAFSA presented the Spotlight Award in the area of outreach and partnership to UNC for the successful collaboration achieved with the Universidad San Francisco de Quito, showcased by the institutions’ joint Galápagos Science Center.
UNC-Chapel Hill Wins 2016 Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award Read More »
“I wanted to write about the revolution in a place that people didn’t usually think of as being part of the revolution because that wasn’t where the action was,” said history professor Kathleen DuVal.
What you didn’t learn about the American Revolution Read More »
A 25-year-old study has had major impact on understanding adolescent health and its effect on long-term adult well-being.
Researchers behind landmark study on adolescent health receive Golden Goose Award Read More »
Gayatri Rathod, a biology major in the College of Arts and Sciences from Charlotte, received the 2016 Robert E. Bryan Public Service Award for work with Tar Heel TABLE.
Carolina honors 10 individuals and organizations for public service Read More »
Shaw Drake observed that being an Latin American studies major allows students to look at a dynamic part of the world from historical, political and human rights perspectives, and teaches students ways to critically examine future challenges.
UNC alumna Caroline Zullo ’15, has been selected for the elite Carnegie Junior Fellows Program.
Carolina alumna selected as 2015-16 Carnegie Junior Fellows Program recipient Read More »
UNC System President Margaret Spellings makes her inaugural visit to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Spellings is beginning her administration by visiting all of the UNC system’s 17 constituent institutions over the next 100 days.
Listening — and learning Read More »
Undergraduate researchers will discuss topics including fine arts, diversity and equity, health and well-being, and US and foreign relations, at the 17th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research on April 18 in the Frank Porter Graham Student Union on the UNC campus.
Celebrate Undergraduate Research at UNC April 18 Read More »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Center for European Studies (CES) was awarded two three-year grants from the European Union (EU) Commission and a special grant from the European Union Delegation to the United States. All awards begin in the 2015-2016 academic year.
Center for European Studies Receives Three Grants to Bolster Study of the European Union Read More »
Physicist Daphne Klotsa, an assistant professor and the first faculty member hired for the new UNC department of applied physical sciences, is getting along swimmingly.
Physicist Daphne Klotsa: Translating research into real-world applications Read More »
