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Happy Valentine’s Day, Tar Heels!
Scroll to learn about about Carolina couples, research on relationships and our always lovely campus.
Tar Heel couples
Algorithms bring couple together
Two Carolina graduate students share a passion for computer science and love for each other.
Project Uplift couple opens doors to education
Ronda and Kelvin Bullock met at Project Uplift in 1999 and continue to work to support students and families.
Eye clinic work led to perfect match
UNC School of Medicine graduate Dr. Tika Zbornik Thompson will soon begin a residency in ophthalmology at UNC Hospitals.
Couple combines medicine and matrimony
Two Carolina graduate students share a passion for computer science and love for each other.
Husband and wife oversee Carolina’s CAR-T therapy
Drs. Gianpietro Dotti and Barbara Savoldo personalize cancer treatments in one of the East Coast’s largest cell therapy facilities.
Lovely research
Love letters from the past
An 1800s pop-up card, a diary entry about a forbidden relationship and lipstick-kissed love letters are all preserved in Wilson Library to teach us how Valentine's Day has evolved.
Why handwritten letters mean so much
A student’s lifelong appreciation for writing and receiving letters exemplifies faculty expert Sara Algoe’s research on emotions.
Jieni Zhou savors moments of positivity
Positive emotions build strong relationships, which are vital to well-being, says the psychology doctoral student.