Carolina faculty’s expertise will be available to online learners around the world as part of a new partnership. Music professor Evan Feldman will teach one of the courses.
UNC to offer free online classes via Coursera Read More »
John Hubbell’s production, “The Soundtrack Project” was honored at the Mid-South Emmy Awards in Nashville with three awards.
Folklore alum’s film wins three Emmys Read More »
Carolina seniors William Douglas Leimenstoll and Henry Laurence Ross have earned 2013-2014 scholarships from the Henry Luce Foundation for study in Asia.
Two students receive Luce scholarships for study in Asia Read More »
ESPN analyst and former NFL player Merril Hoge will speak at a March symposium on how to recognize, manage and prevent serious head injuries among high school and college athletes. The event will be held March 8-9 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
ESPN analyst and former NFL player to speak at March symposium Read More »
Have you got the gardening bug yet? Spring is just around the corner, and with it the promise of fresh vegetables. Sprout UNC makes it easy, by bringing those fresh veggies straight from a local farm to you.
Sprout UNC: Produce with a Purpose Read More »
Jeff Spinner-Halev, Kenan Eminent Professor of Political Science, has been named an Abbey Fellow. Fellows provide critical links between their departments and the Academic Advising Program.
Spinner-Halev named Abbey Fellow Read More »
John Kao, author of “Innovation Nation,” and UNC alumnus Gary White, co-founder and chief executive officer of Water.org, will discuss “Changing the World through Innovation” in a free public talk March 4 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
‘Changing the World through Innovation’ is topic of March 4 talk Read More »
Five years ago, UNC marine biologists proposed a theory that sea turtles and salmon use the Earth’s magnetic forces to find their way back to their birthplace after migrating across thousands of miles of open, featureless sea. Now, those same researchers have found a way to test that theory in salmon – and found it to be true.
Salmon use Earth’s magnetic field to find their way home Read More »
Cuban percussionist, composer and educator Dafnis Prieto and his sextet will headline the 36th annual Carolina Jazz Festival Feb. 17-23 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Cuban percussionist brings the beat to 36th jazz festival Read More »
Mary Karr, author of The New York Times bestselling memoir “The Liars’ Club,” will speak Feb. 27 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at 7:30 p.m. in the Genome Sciences Building auditorium. She will also participate in panel discussions before the talk.
‘Liars Club’ author Mary Karr to speak, participate in panels week of Feb. 25 Read More »
