Brain differences evident at 6 months in infants who develop autism
A new UNC-led study has discovered major changes take place in the brains of infants who are later diagnosed with aut…
Campus Updates
UNC’s five presidents gather to commemorate 40th anniversary of restructuring
This year marks the 40th anniversary of legislation that brought all 16 of North Carolina’s public universities…
Free concert Oct. 14: “Mau a Malawi: Stories of AIDS” & album release
A free concert by a recent Carolina graduate and a group of acclaimed African musicians at Memorial Hall on Oct. 14 w…
Learn about Civil War’s personal side daily on new site
What was happening in the South 150 years ago on any given date during the Civil War?
Bowles to discuss budget deficit, government spending, taxes
Erskine Bowles, co-chair of President Obama’s National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform and presi…
National nursing leader to talk about “Children of Road”
"Children of the Road" — immigrant and migrant children — is what nursing leader Dr. Mary Lou de Leon Sia…
Science complex: collaboration, the science behind it and a recycled old Venable
When the original, now-demolished Venable Hall opened its doors in the 1920s, a guest speaker described it as modern and palatial. Dedicating its replacement on University Day, Chancellor Holden Thorp noted how the previous building’s glory had faded over the years. “Those of us who studied and worked in Venable Hall might have used other…
Welcome, Class of 2015!
Carolina welcomes the Class of 2015 in this video that shows scenes from move-in, convocation, Fall Fest and gives a taste of what first-year students will experience at Carolina. Enjoy!
UNC expert helps Libya toward democracy
A UNC-Chapel Hill expert is helping to support the development of a democratic system in Libya.
National Academy of Sciences elects DeSimone
Joseph DeSimone, Ph.D., Chancellor’s Eminent Professor of Chemistry at UNC, has been elected into the National Academ…
