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From research initiatives to student life and Tar Heel traditions, check out what’s going on at Carolina.

  • Graduate in cap and gown blows kisses to the crowd in midst group of graduates

    Winter Commencement 2024

    Years of hard work will come to fruition Dec. 15 as 1,811 graduates will have degrees conferred at Carolina's Winter Commencement ceremony.

  • Beth Grabowski smiling and laughing with a student working on an art project.

    Excellence in teaching

    At Carolina, we strive to give our students the knowledge, resources and confidence to succeed. That mission can’t be carried out without the expertise, leadership and mentorship of our outstanding Tar Heel educators.

  • Uniformed ROTC members holding North Carolina and American flags as part of a Veterans Day ceremony at UNC-Chapel Hill outside of Memorial Hall. In the background are men holding their hands across their chest and others in military uniform saluting.

    Carolina veterans

    Carolina is dedicated to providing the best support and resources to veterans, who make up a vital part of our campus.

  • Three researchers in a lab with a robot.

    Driving research, accelerating discovery

    Whether it be in North Carolina communities or ones overseas, Tar Heels are researching ways to make a difference and tackle our toughest challenges. Learn more about UNC-Chapel Hill’s research enterprise

  • Four students talking and sitting on the lawn of McCorkle Place on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill

    It’s a great day to be a Tar Heel

    Every day, Tar Heels are creating a positive impact on the world by improving communities and inspiring change through their extraordinary talents.

  • Chancellor Lee H. Roberts giving a speech during his installation on the stage at Memorial Hall on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill.

    University Day and Installation

    On University Day this year, UNC-Chapel Hill celebrated its history and the installation of its 13th chancellor, Lee H. Roberts.

  • Bell Tower

    20 years of the Carolina Covenant

    For two decades, the Carolina Covenant has provided more than 10,000 students the opportunity to graduate debt-free through scholarships, work-study and grants.

  • A group of four students outside on an island having a discussion.

    Tar Heels in the field

    At UNC-Chapel Hill, our work goes beyond the classroom. Students and faculty alike are stepping into the real world to conduct important environmental research, work on meaningful projects and make breakthroughs to improve our state, nation and world.