The controversial public image of Vladimir Putin was the subject of Henry Hale’s Feb. 26 lecture “Why Do Russians Love Putin, Or Do They Really?” at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Hale’s lecture was sponsored by the Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies (CSEEES), one of six area and global […]
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Despite fears that higher education in the United States is in decline, CNN host Fareed Zakaria told a packed auditorium at UNC-Chapel Hill that he is extremely optimistic about the future.
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UNC chemist and distinguished professor Gary Pielak has been selected as the recipient of the 2016 Carl Brändén Award.
Chemist Gary Pielak wins 2016 Carl Brändén Award Read More »
Kayla Miles, a third-year student from the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was selected as the first recipient of the Carolina Blue Honors Fellowship to pursue a self-identified internship learning and working in an entrepreneurial sports venture abroad. Miles will use the fellowship to cover her
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Biology major Mike Artov discusses his path to UNC and what it takes to be a successful student.
Mike Artov: “I’ve got to be the most proactive student here” Read More »
Lourdes Diaz-Gonzalez, a communication major with a studio art minor, describes how transferring to UNC has helped her pursue her dreams of dance and more.
Lourdes Diaz-Gonzalez: Don’t be afraid to do what you love Read More »
Daron Holman (mathematics ’15), who was a first generation college student, talks about the Bonner Leadership program and how it has impacted his life.
Daron Holman: Success and leadership at UNC Read More »
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.
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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 »
