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View more#GDTBATH: Cade Rodgers
Through Carolina's Global Take Off program, Cade Rodgers had the opportunity to travel farther than he’s ever ventured before and explore a new culture in Puerto Rico.
How to have happier relationships
Barbara Fredrickson studies the psychology of positive emotions, including love. Her research offers tips to build happier relationships and bring more love into our lives.
#GDTBATH: Chris Suggs
As the president of Carolina's Black Student Movement, junior Chris Suggs is working to address cultural and diversity issues across campus and in the surrounding community.
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Update from campus leaders on coronavirus
We are actively tracking updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. State Department and the North Carolina Division of Public Health that inform our travel policies.
The 19th Amendment Project
UNC-Chapel Hill faculty-artists from drama, dance, music and visual arts will present four performances focused on the complex history of the 19th Amendment.
Message from campus leaders on interim chief diversity officer
Sibby Anderson-Thompkins will serve on both the chancellor’s and provost’s leadership teams, advising the University as it works toward building a campus community in which students, faculty and staff feel that they belong and are equipped to thrive in a global society.
Events
2020 Carolina Global Photography Exhibition
FedEx Global Education Center301 Pittsboro StreetChapel HillNC27516 | FreeView photography from around the world in this exhibition featuring work by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill alumni, faculty, staff and students. The exhibition will open January 8 and run through July 10, 2020 at the FedEx Global Education Center. All photography on display was submitted as part of UNC-Chapel Hill’s 20th annual Carolina Global Photography Competition.
Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference
-Wilson Library200 South RdChapel Hill27599 | FreeExhibition in Wilson Library examines the historical role of science in creating concepts of race.
The Living Dune
140 W. Franklin Street, Suite 160140 W. Franklin Street, Suite 160Chapel HillNC27516 | FreeUNC-Chapel Hill alumni Ben Alper and Peter Hoffman have created an exhibit featuring photography from Jockey’s Ridge in Nag’s Head. “Jockey’s Ridge in Nag’s Head has changed in shape over thousands of years and continues to move incrementally southward to this day, threatening nearby homes and roads. There have been large scale and costly attempts to stem this natural process, which highlights the often fraught relationship between human behavior and the “natural” environment.