Carolina to host events ahead of Aer Lingus College Football Classic
There will be much more than a game for fans traveling to see the Tar Heels take on TCU this August in Dublin.
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50 years later, a Marine finally gets his honors
Carolina Law’s Military and Veterans Law Clinic helped secure a military funeral for Raymond Dick and benefits for his widow.
These summer camps bring the wow
Carolina’s nearly 100 summer camps include ones for grade schoolers excited by nature and science, high schoolers producing a professional-caliber musical and much more.
Rural Interprofessional Longitudinal Scholars serve rural communities
Carolina, UNC Pembroke and UNC Wilmington collaborate on this program to address the state’s health workforce shortage.
Sharks and songs keep Tar Heels busy this summer
Two Carolina professors share what their students are learning in classes on lyric writing and shark ecology.
4 faculty named AIMBE fellows
The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering fellowship is one of the highest honors for researchers in these fields.
Chancellor’s tour makes stops at UNC Pembroke and in Wilmington
Lee H. Roberts visited the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, toured the USS North Carolina battleship and met with incoming students at an ice cream social.
SCiLL partners with rural high school for Adulting 101
The pilot class at J.F. Webb in Granville County included a civics unit led by Carolina faculty.
Morehouse College president shares how Chapel Hill shaped him
“Carolina provided excellent training” for his wide-ranging career, biostatistician F. DuBois Bowman told the University’s 2026 doctoral graduates.
Carolina heads to College World Series after thrilling comeback win
Owen Hull’s fourth double of the day sealed the 4-3 Super Regional win over Southern California, sending the Tar Heels to Omaha for the 13th time.