Associate professor Renee Alexander Craft, the acting director of the Southern Oral History Program, was awarded a Whiting Public Engagement Fellowship, for her project Digital Portobelo.
Renee Alexander Craft awarded humanities fellowship for Digital Portobelo project Read More »
On April 18, the Student Union’s Great Hall provided a visual representation of the large scale of undergraduate research conducted every day in Carolina’s labs and classrooms.
Research – on display Read More »
For many who identify as LGBTQ, the prospect of studying abroad can seem both incredibly enriching and downright terrifying. How can I know whether I’ll enjoy my experience in another country? Will I be accepted by the people?
Out and About: LGBTQ Abroad Read More »
Five students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were selected as recipients of the 2016 Burch Fellowship to pursue unique and self-initiated proposed experiences anywhere off UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus.
Five students selected as 2016 Burch Fellows Read More »
The University of North Carolina will host competitors for the second annual ACC Debate Championship which will be held April 15th through the 17th at UNC’s Rizzo Center.
Second Annual ACC Debate Championship Set for April 15-17 Read More »
Play depicting a road trip to find American identity is particularly timely in light of today’s national political conversation.
PlayMakers concludes PRC2 series with Dan Hoyle in ‘The Real Americans’ Read More »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ranks ninth among the nation’s best public universities for African Americans, according to MONEY and Essence magazines.
UNC-Chapel Hill rated among top 10 national public universities for African Americans Read More »
The Center for the Study of the American South is proud to host the Kidznotes Ambassadors All-Star Quartet (7th grade) and the Vivaldi-Copland Band (3rd-7th grade) today (April 14) at 5:30 p.m. at the Love House and Hutchins Forum. The ensembles will play a variety of classical and popular pieces inspired by this year’s theme, “Dream Big.”
Today (April 14): Music on the Porch: Kidznotes Read More »
A new UNICEF report presents evidence on how inequality affects children in high income countries. Ashu Handa, a professor in the department of public policy in UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, is currently serving as Chief of Economic & Social Policy at UNICEF’s Office of Research — Innocenti. He leads the research team at Innocenti responsible for developing the Report Card.
New UNICEF report shows growing inequality among children in high income countries Read More »
In this week’s episode of UNC’s Well Said podcast, Sarah Treul, assistant professor of political science in the College of Arts and Sciences, discusses the 2016 congressional and presidential elections.
Well Said: The 2016 Elections Read More »
