Acclaimed as one of the best plays in recent seasons, PlayMakers will give the Pulitzer Prize-winning hit “Disgraced” its regional premiere.
PlayMakers’ main-stage season opens Sept. 16 with ‘Disgraced’ Read More »
A memorial service for Lt. Col. John W. Collins, who had been chair of the department of aerospace studies in the College of Arts and Sciences and commander of Air Force ROTC Detachment 590, will be held Sept. 9 from 3 to 5 p.m. in Gerrard Hall.
Memorial service for Lt. Col. John W. Collins set for Sept. 9 Read More »
Frank will discuss ‘downsizing our global ambition’ for the 2015 Weil Lecture on American Citizenship.
Former U.S. Congressman and author Barney Frank to speak Sept. 24 Read More »
Steve Israel ’66 admits he was not a distinguished student in his high school and early college years. In fact, he said he was “uninspired” and “muddled through” high school and his first two years at Carolina. “I started as a business major, because it was expected that I would join my father in his
Stephen Israel ’66 honors Renaissance English professor who changed his life Read More »
The Process Series, an annual performing arts program at UNC dedicated to developmental presentations of new works-in-progress, announces its eighth season, which includes five dynamic professional, faculty and student projects debuting on campus beginning Sept. 25.
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Process Series announces 2015–2016 season Read More »
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, the city of New Orleans relies on a UNC marine scientist’s expertise on major storms and the strength of the levee system protecting the city.
Protecting New Orleans 10 years after Katrina Read More »
UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Carol L. Folt welcomed renowned physicist Stephen Hawking in front of a sold-out crowd at the Hawking Radiation Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, on Monday.
Folt, Hawking kick off historic physics conference Read More »
Senior Deanna Zhong works a “live-in” job. As a resident advisor for the past two years under the Department of Housing and Residential Education, her primary job responsibility is to be a 24/7 resource available to residents. Zhong juggles a psychology and economics double major in the College of Arts and Sciences with ensuring student safety, remedying flooded
Day in the Life: Resident Advisor Deanna Zhong Read More »
Faculty, staff and graduate students have had a full and fruitful summer in Chapel Hill — engaging students in research about topics from climate change to archaeology, helping teachers enhance their curricular content on the African diaspora, creating beautiful music and lively theater performances and more.
No sleepy summer for UNC faculty on campus Read More »
No matter where Carlos Perez-Heydrich went in the Cuban communities of Miami, somebody knew his name. So when it came time to pick a college, he didn’t want to follow his family’s familiar footsteps and stay in South Florida.
