UNC-Chapel Hill roommates and Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brothers Shad Albarazanji and Trey Bright are riding bikes 4,000 miles cross-country on Push America’s Journey of Hope.
Shad and Trey’s excellent adventure Read More »
UNC sociologist Howard Aldrich will receive an honorary degree from Mid Sweden University on Oct. 10.
Aldrich honored by Mid Sweden University Read More »
Andy Lang in the Office of Arts and Sciences Information Services and Sandy Staley of the department of philosophy have won outstanding manager awards from the University.
Two UNC managers honored for outstanding leadership Read More »
UNC senior Robert Williams is a passionate walker and biker, but he had never considered walking a mode of artistic expression before signing up for the Maymester course, “Arts 290: The Walking Seminar.”
Maymester: Walking as an Art Form Read More »
Three scholars in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences received humanities fellowships from the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
Three UNC scholars receive Ransom Center humanities fellowships Read More »
Every spring UNC’s department of computer science hosts Maze Day, an event for visually impaired students of all ages from across North Carolina and beyond.
For Bishop, Maze Day means ‘doing something that matters’ Read More »
Scientists in labs across the College of Arts and Sciences are developing materials, from drug-delivery implants smart enough to read the body to solar cells that turn sunlight into usable energy, materials that are vehicles for real change.
Developing materials that make a difference Read More »
A cast of young student actors will perform the Tony Award-winning musical “Hairspray” July 16-20 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. PlayMakers Repertory Company will present the Broadway musical as the culmination of its Summer Youth Conservatory.
PlayMakers’ Summer Youth Conservatory to perform ‘Hairspray’ Read More »
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the University of Michigan, and the Tennessee Department of Education will share in a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to launch a five-year study on the impact of a new dual-credit policy in Tennessee.
Researchers join forces to study high school dual-credit policy Read More »
In our spring 2014 Annual Giving solicitation letter for the College of Arts and Sciences, Arts and Sciences Foundation Board member Duke Buchan III shared why he supports the Arts and Sciences Annual Fund and thinks you should, too! Please join Duke by making your annual fund gift today. You can make a gift online
Duke says, “Give to Carolina!” Read More »
