In this video, see highlights and hear from speakers at Carolina's 2025 Winter Commencement ceremony.
UNC-Chapel Hill celebrated the achievements of 1,444 graduates at its Winter Commencement ceremony on Dec. 14, encouraging them in the next steps of their journey and reminding them they’ll always be part of the Carolina family.
“I am optimistic about our future in your wise, good and capable hands,” keynote speaker and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Kathleen DuVal told graduates at the Dec. 14 ceremony.
In 1955, UNC-Chapel Hill’s medical school enrolled David L. Kelly Jr., even though he didn’t have an undergraduate diploma.
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