SOG dean affirms Carolina’s commitment to serve the state
Aimee Wall discusses the UNC School of Government’s impact on North Carolina and its leadership.
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Paul Newton named vice chancellor and general counsel
The double Tar Heel, former general counsel of Duke Energy and state senator brings deep law experience to Carolina.
4 Carolina faculty named AAAS fellows
The American Association for the Advancement of Science chose professors from the medical and pharmacy schools and College of Arts and Sciences.
Onetime ‘country boy’ from Spain knows why bubbles ‘gallop’
Pedro Sáenz’s Physical Mathematics Lab at Carolina made a discovery about fluid mechanics that eluded scientists for centuries.
Doctoral student aims to bridge research-policy gap
Explorations as a Carolina Covenant scholar led Ariayana Harrell to her research on how social factors impact teen health.
Statistics skills lead to major league career
Decision-makers for the Boston Red Sox rely on Neil Pierre-Louis ’23, former student analyst for the Diamond Heels.
Alternative spring break teams help in Helene recovery
APPLES Service-Learning students traveled to the mountains and Charlotte to work on rebuilding and other projects.
Law students offer legal aid to Helene survivors
The team went to western North Carolina during spring break to help with FEMA appeals and insurance disputes.
Tar Heels connect through Carolina College Advising Corps
As part of a program to build a college-going culture, Jarrah Faye ’23 counseled Naima Nelson ’28 in high school.
A message from the chancellor: Changes in Human Resources and Equal Opportunity and Compliance offices
Chancellor Lee H. Roberts wrote in a campus email that Human Resources will now be a part of the Division of Finance and Operations and Equal Opportunity and Compliance will move to the Office of University Counsel.