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View moreWell Said: Learning and teaching investigative reporting
On this week’s episode, alumna Nikole Hannah-Jones explains how she learned investigative reporting at Carolina and why she’s coming back to train more journalists.
Military, veteran law clinic helps warriors receive health care
School of Law students are providing pro bono legal support to former military service members who need access to veterans' benefits and health care.
#GDTBATH: Zack Nodden
After 10 years enlisted in the Army and deployments to Turkey and Syria, junior Zack Nodden enrolled at Carolina to begin his path to an officer commission.
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School of Social Work nets $1 million grant for Tiny Homes Village
The Tiny Homes Village will offer innovative, affordable housing for people with mental illnesses and other health conditions.
A “thank you” to all who have served
A crowd gathered for the University’s annual Veterans Day ceremony to honor the men and women who have served in the military.
Russo’s overtime goal lifts Tar Heels to ACC women’s soccer title
Third-ranked Carolina wins 22nd ACC Tournament title over top-ranked Virginia.
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Basketball tipoff
Carolina's men's basketball team started the 2019-2020 season on Nov. 6 with a 76-65 win over Notre Dame. It was program's 700th ACC regular-season win, making Carolina the first school to win 700 ACC regular-season games.
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Health Insurance is Mandatory!
Campus Health Services320 Emergency Room DriveChapel HillNC27599 |Learn more about waiving or enrolling in the UNC System Student Health Insurance Plan - Student Blue
John and June Allcott Undergraduate Gallery: ARTS 499, Present
-Hanes Art Center115 S. Columbia St.Chapel HillNC27514 |Present is the culmination of the ARTS 499 class, led by instructor Gesche Würfel. Using a large variety of mediums--namely sculpture, painting, collage, photography, screen printing and digital media--we are addressing a variety of modern issues; some broad, and some very personal to the artist.
Expert Witness Training for Asylum Proceedings
-UNC School of Law160 Ridge RoadChapel HillNC27514 |Immigration attorneys will explain the uses of expert evidence in asylum claims, offer practical advice on providing written and oral testimony, and engage in a discussion on the collaboration between attorneys and experts. Law students will present a mock trial examination of expert witnesses.