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Researchers at the Galapagos Science Center — a partnership between UNC-Chapel Hill and Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador — are creating a biobank of samples from across the islands to help with the preservation of the archipelago and provide new opportunities for studies.
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Meet Carolina researchers who are conducting their work more than 2,600 miles away from Chapel Hill in the Galapagos Islands.
Rising senior Jordan Feldman is putting her biomedical and health sciences engineering studies to work this summer as a member of Puma's Footwear Innovation team.
From the big hair to the big computers to waiting in line for hours for class registration, take a look back at life at Carolina in the 1980s.
Summer Bridge, hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences' Center for Student Success, prepares incoming Tar Heels for the transition to college through community building, experiential learning and coursework.
Growing up, Derek Brown witnessed disparities caused by economic and racial barriers. Now he’s committed to finding solutions for some of America’s very real problems.
Motivated to pursue medical research after seeing her grandmother's challenges with Alzheimer’s disease, Carolina senior Colleen McCann studies proteins to diminish disease.
Seth Hammond has spent his summer being a student orientation leader to welcome incoming first-year and transferring Tar Heels to Carolina.
Madhu Vulimiri always wanted a career that allowed her to make a meaningful difference in the health of our state's communities. Throughout the pandemic, she's done just that by providing crucial resources for families as part of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.