After experiencing a tragic and truncated end to the 2013 Boston Marathon, race organizers were faced not only with grief but with hundreds of administrative decisions, including plans for the 2014 race – an event beloved by Bostonians and people around the world. One of the issues they faced was what to do about the […]
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Carolina has launched its first science department created in the College of Arts and Sciences in nearly 40 years to better facilitate the movement of basic scientific ideas to the marketplace where they can make a difference.
Applied Physical Sciences to move ideas to impact Read More »
How much fresh water is there around the world? The question seems like it would have an easy answer but UNC’s Tamlin Pavelsky will tell you that’s not the case.
Finding fresh water Read More »
PlayMakers Repertory Company will present the regional premiere of “Hold These Truths,” written by Jeanne Sakata, April 23-27.
PlayMakers presents regional premiere of ‘Hold These Truths’ Read More »
More than 140 Carolina undergraduate students will present their work at the 15th annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research on Monday.
Celebrate undergraduate research at UNC April 14 Read More »
Historian Malinda Maynor Lowery is a part of the team that produces ‘A Chef’s Life,’ an award-winning PBS show based on a farm-to-fork restaurant, Chef and the Farmer, in Kinston, N.C.
UNC historian is co-producer of Peabody Award-winning PBS show, ‘A Chef’s Life’ Read More »
When Los Angeles-based music industry entrepreneur Ken Weiss first moved to Chapel Hill in 2007, he had no idea he’d be co-teaching the University’s first course in artistic entrepreneurship just three years later.
Music industry entrepreneur Ken Weiss encourages students’ passion for the arts Read More »
New research from North Carolina State University and UNC-Chapel Hill reveals that energy is transferred more efficiently inside of complex, three-dimensional organic solar cells when the donor molecules align face-on, rather than edge-on, relative to the acceptor. This finding may aid in the design and manufacture of more efficient and economically viable organic solar cell
Organic solar cells more efficient with molecules face-to-face Read More »
Patricia Parker, an Associate Professor of Communication Studies and Director of Faculty Diversity Initiatives in the College of Arts and Sciences, has won a 2014 University Diversity Award.
Parker wins University Diversity Award Read More »
Years before Charles Kuralt did it, Carolina had a champion of the common people who understood the value of taking his show on the road.
Proff Koch fanned students’ creative spark into a flame Read More »
